Rivervalley Farmhouse. Ballylannon, Wellingtonbridge, Co. Wexford, Ireland

Welcome to Rivervalley Farmhouse B&B
EIR CODE Y35 PA9X

Rivervalley Farm is set in a beautiful rural area of South West Co. Wexford. We are 30 minutes from Rosslare and just two hours from Dublin. Within 12 Km of the Ballyhack - Passage East car ferry, we are situated 1 Km off the main Wexford to Fethard-on-Sea road - R733. Our 4 Star guest accommodation is Board Failte (Irish Tourism Board) approved and we have Failte Ireland Welcome Awards. We are members of Irish Farmhouse Holidays also. The house is a modern farmhouse on a 120 acre mixed farm.

Wellingtonbridge is only 2Km away from Rivervalley Farmhouse, with a pub, restaurants, supermarket, hardware, pharmacy etc.


Comlimentary high speed wifi is available to our guests.

• Hook Lighthouse Heritage Centre
• Duncannon Fort
• Dunbrody Famine Ship
• J.F. Kennedy Homestead
• Kennedy Park and Arboretum
• Wexford Heritage Park

The ideal base for touring, we are within a short journey of abbeys such as: Tintern and Dunbrody and castles such as Fethard, Slade and Ballyhack. The J.F. Kennedy Homestead and replica of the famine ship " The Dunbrody" in New Ross are within easy driving distance.

Hook Head Lighthouse and Heritage Centre is 20 min away.

• Horse Riding
• Canoeing
• Wind Surfing
• Scuba Diving
• Snorkelling
• Shore Angling
• Fishing on private stretch of local river
• Golfing

There are many quiet beaches within easy reach in Bannow Bay, The Hook Peninsula and Waterford Estuary - Blackhall Strand, Cullenstown, Grange, Baginbun, Carnivan, Sandeel Bay, Dollar Bay, Booley Bay, Duncannon Strand.
There are many other smaller beaches which are deserted even at the height of summer.

• Wexford Festival Opera
• Duncannon Sand Festival

Anne Breen-Murphy
Rivervalley Farmhouse
Ballylannon
Wellingtonbridge
Co. Wexford
TEL: +353(0)51 561354
Email: anne@rivervalleyfarmhouse.com

Co Wexford and the Sunny South East

Southwest Wexford is “the secret Ireland” - unspoilt and awaiting to be discovered. It is distinctly different from the rest of the country, and possesses a landscape, history, culture and character of its own. Its uniqueness is due in no small part to some early visitors from across the seas: the Celts, Vikings and Normans who came, conquered and liked the place so much that they stayed!