Myself & Daithi had arranged to go out yesterday to do a bit of a recce for a run we're doing later in the year.
The day started grey & cold but dry. By the time we met up in Wexford the sky had cleared & the sun was out. The temperature started to rise & after a bit of a fried breakfast we were off. The first half hour wasn't terribly exciting - small roads traversing flat countryside that was full of holiday homes
Spotted this place just off our route near Sigginstown
Around Bannow Bay
A bit about the pic below
This has obviously been here a while
Another view further around Bannow Bay
Hook Head lighthouse
Waterford Harbour
Daithi having a little play off road
Loftus Hall
And a bit of it's history here - http://www.wexfordweb.com/Loftus_Hall/index.htm
Then it was time to visit the Knights Templars
On to Duncannon
And a spin on Duncannon beach - me
And Daithi
After lunch we headed towards New Ross and passed by Dunbrody Abbey
Some info here - http://homepage.eircom.net/~horeswoodns/dunbrody_abbey.htm
And shortly afterwards we got to the Kennedy Homestead
More details here - http://www.kennedyhomestead.com/
After crossing the River Suir in New Ross we travelled down the west side of the estuary
By now it was getting too dark for photos & a short while later it also got too dark for continuing the recce so we knocked it on the head & headed to our respective homes. A great day out, lets hope we get lots more like it

The day started grey & cold but dry. By the time we met up in Wexford the sky had cleared & the sun was out. The temperature started to rise & after a bit of a fried breakfast we were off. The first half hour wasn't terribly exciting - small roads traversing flat countryside that was full of holiday homes
Spotted this place just off our route near Sigginstown
Around Bannow Bay
A bit about the pic below
.Barrystown
Driving down by the estuary, there is a tall red brick chimney on higher ground. This is attached to the engine house of a steam pump and is all that remains of a lead and silver mine, which ceased operation in 1851. Mining in this area had its origins in the 1530’s, when silver deposits at Clonmines were exploited to supply the Irish Mint. However, many setbacks hampered operations throughout the centuries and the mines were finally abandoned
This has obviously been here a while
Another view further around Bannow Bay
Hook Head lighthouse
Waterford Harbour
Daithi having a little play off road
Loftus Hall
And a bit of it's history here - http://www.wexfordweb.com/Loftus_Hall/index.htm
Then it was time to visit the Knights Templars
On to Duncannon
And a spin on Duncannon beach - me
And Daithi
After lunch we headed towards New Ross and passed by Dunbrody Abbey
Some info here - http://homepage.eircom.net/~horeswoodns/dunbrody_abbey.htm
And shortly afterwards we got to the Kennedy Homestead
More details here - http://www.kennedyhomestead.com/
After crossing the River Suir in New Ross we travelled down the west side of the estuary
By now it was getting too dark for photos & a short while later it also got too dark for continuing the recce so we knocked it on the head & headed to our respective homes. A great day out, lets hope we get lots more like it




Took me most of the day to sort & upload the above pics. Didn't get a chance to put the waypoints together for ya but you're top of me list for tomorra 
