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Showing posts with label Road Trip 2022. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Road Trip 2022. Show all posts
26 March 2022

Wexford, Dublin and
Kerry vie for celebrating
Thomas Moore’s ancestry

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The Thomas Moore Tavern on Cornmarket, Wexford … the home of Thomas Moore’s mother, Anastasia Codd, until weeks before the poet was born (Ph...
09 March 2022

Four houses on Spawell Road
and links between Wexford
and the Battle of Waterloo

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Richmond House, the main house of the former Loreto Convent in Wexford, was first built by the Duke of Richmond in 1792 (Photograph: Patrick...
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08 March 2022

Red-brick church in Riverchapel
has links with the Gothic Revival
and serves Courtown Harbour

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The Church of Our Lady Star of the Sea, Riverchapel,Co Wexford, designed by JJ McCarthy and his son CJ McCarthy (Photograph: Patrick Comerfo...
02 March 2022

‘A strange thread of events’ that
links Gorey with the lost Caravaggio

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‘The Taking of Christ’ by Caravaggio … bought by Dr Marie Lea-Wilson after her husband was murdered in Gorey, Co Wexford (National Gallery o...
01 March 2022

Christ Church, Gorey: a church
in Co Wexford with a unique
collection of stained glass

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Christ Church, Gorey, Co Wexford … designed by Joseph Welland and with a unique collection of Irish stained-glass (Photograph: Patrick Comer...
28 February 2022

The Church of the Annunciation,
a church in Wexford with a rich
collection of artistic details

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The Church of the Annunciation, a innovative modern church serving the new suburbs of Wexford (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2022) Patric...
27 February 2022

The ruins of Saint Mary’s Church
on Mary’s Lane, one of the finest
mediaeval churches in Wexford

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Saint Mary’s Church dates back to 1365 and was one of the finest mediaeval churches in Wexford (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2022) Patri...