I want to live here

Wexford is a quaint Irish Seaside town with a warf plenty of places to shop and eat.  We stayed at Abbey House Bed and Breakfast on Abby street and we were greeted by Goergiana who was the best Hostest in the world. She asked Tina what she liked for breakfast the day before and she wasn't sure so Gorgiana said I will surprise you in the morning. Tina Pigge dout in the morning on some Irish porage, Goergiana Husband cooked most the food and georgiana served.  Abbey house is right in downtown Wexford so you can walk everywhere within 10-15 minutes. The main shopping street was closed off to traffic so you could shop without worrying about traffic (check out our Pictures) there was at least 500 plus shops. There were a few pubs, Mary's Bar which is on You tube and the Sky and Ground which also has food upstairs. The train from Dublin also arrived in downtown in the evening so I guess if you flew into Dublin you could take the train here. But I recomend you get a rental car to go outside wexford the transportation system is nil.  Wexford also served as our outpost visiting Hookhead about 15 miles away, JFK arbatorium, Irish Heritage park and we were about 10 minutes form Rosslare Ferry port which is where we got on the Stennis Express Ferry (Vomit Comit) to Wales and they also had a rental car drop off there.  There is alot of rich history in wexford and well worth the visit