Category Archives: Wexford

Wexford Quays

Posted on October 19, 2008 by Tim

Trawlers moored on the quays at Wexford. The only remaining commercial activity on the quays of Wexford harbour are these Mussel boats, who harvest from the Mussel beds in the harbour, and unload their blue mussel cargo on the ferry … Continue reading →

Posted in History, Ireland, Maritime, Wexford | 2 Comments

Wexford Spring 2008

Posted on April 6, 2008 by Tim

Development. Building. Population expansion. New demography. Dog shit. One way. Traffic jam. Car society. Out of town retail. Main Street changes. Polish language and groceries. Youth. Sports clothes shops. Giant Tesco store. Cracked uneven pavement. Road works. Sunshine. Quay extension. … Continue reading →

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Balance

Posted on April 5, 2008 by Tim

The balance of justice is obviously weighted in favour of one side according to this sign advertising the services of a solicitor in Wexford. I won’t say the name of the establishment for fear of legal repercussions, but I did … Continue reading →

Posted in Irish, Wexford, from Erin, pinch of salt required | 8 Comments

Lightship Guillemot

Posted on October 19, 2007 by Tim

Lightship Guillemot on the quay in Wexford, photograhed by Padraig Grant in 1987, if you click on the picture you get to his website. The image of the Guillemot shrouded in mist on the quay in Wexford, it’s ingrained in … Continue reading →

Posted in Ireland, Lightship, Wexford, cigarettes | 2 Comments

Wexford Win

Posted on July 29, 2007 by Tim

Tipperary will be wondering what happened yesterday in Croke Park but Wexford showed that they have some powder left in their arsenal. Damian Fitz with that huge boss on his hurl buried the ball in the Tipp net from a … Continue reading →

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