Access to Wexford

County Wexford is very well served with modern infrastructure.

Broadband

At present 19 operators are offering broadband access throughout the county. Check out www.enet.ie for full details.

Wexford town has 18 kms of ADSL infrastructure as part of the Metropolitan Area Network which offers highspeed broadband access to business, educational facilities and industry.

Road Access

Getting to and from Dublin has never been easier with major upgrades of the N11 and M1. The bypass of Gorey which will be completed in 2008 will further reduce the travel time to Dublin by an hour or more at peak times.

The four major towns in County Wexford are linked to Rosslare Europort by an excellent road network. The N11 from the Dublin – Belfast corridor links the towns of Gorey, Enniscorthy and Wexford in a north-south axis. The N25 links New Ross and Wexford to Rosslare. These major roads are designated as ‘Euroroute 1’ and ‘Euroroute 2’ respectively.

From Wexford Town	Average Distance KM	Average Distance Miles
Rosslare Europort	19	12
Waterford Regional Airport	61	38
Dublin International Airport	135	83
Cork International Airport	192	120
Limerick	192	120
Shannon International Airport	212	133
Waterford Container Port	61	38
Dublin Sea Port	125	78

Rosslare Europort

Irelands third largest port in terms of capacity and usage Rosslare has been identified as one of the countrys most important infrastructural assets as it has considerable scope for growth. At present 1.2 million passengers travel to and from Ireland on Irish Ferries and Stena Line annually.

Rail Network

There is a long established rail network covering the county and including
the 4 major towns. The Rosslare – Dublin line carries passengers to and from Rosslare Europort on 3 inward and 3 outward journeys per day. The Rosslare- Limerick train serves Wexford and New Ross with 2 inward and 2 outward journeys per day.