Rebellion is here...

Fanned by flames of Revolution in America and France, the events of 1798 in Ireland are forever etched in blood on the annals of Irish history. Vividly re-told in an exciting interpretation of events, the “Rebellion Experience” at the multi-award winning National 1798 Rebellion Centre is not to be missed.

Meet key figures of the Rebellion, including John Shehan (The Croppy Boy), Tom the Devil and General Gerard Lake, and experience the poignant 4-D audio visual interpretation of the Battle of Vinegar Hill. Join the FREE weapons and cookery demonstrations throughout the week (Details available on website).

While here, why not also visit VINEGAR HILL BATTLEFIELD, site of the most famous battle of the 1798 Rebellion. Its current peace, serenity, and spectacular views belie its background as one of the bloodiest battlefields in Irish history. 20,000 men, women, and children faced 10,000 well-armed and well-trained members of the Crown Forces, in a battle that lasted only four hours, but left 1,500 dead and a county distraught.

Highlights
  • Meet key figures of the rebellion
  • Experience the 4D audio visual interpretation of the Battle of Vinegar Hill
  • Free weapons and cookery demonstrations
Open

Opening Times:

Daily, Mid-January to End of October

Check website for details

Vinegar Hill Battlefield, Open Year-Round

Prices

Admission Rates Apply

See the website for details.

Useful Information

Book shop and coffee shop, picnic tables, free parking

Getting There

30 mins from Rosslare on N11; 40 mins from Waterford on N30; 1hr 45 mins from Dublin Airport on N11

Map Location: 52.496719, -6.569380
Contact Rebellion at the National 1798 Rebellion Centre

Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford, Ireland


Eircode: Y21 PY03
T: +353 (0)53 923 7596
E: info@1798centre.ie
W:
1798centre.ie
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