Overview
Gorey serves as a practical base for exploring southeast Ireland, with direct train links to Dublin (just under 2 hours) and proximity to the Wexford coast. The town itself has a pleasant restored Main Street with 19th-century buildings, while nearby Tara Hill provides a short but rewarding climb with panoramic views.
Beach · Day Trips · Family Travel · History · Nature
Before you go
Accommodation
Budget camping is unavailable near Gorey; static caravan parks at Courtown are not for short stays. B&B doubles range from €120-250.
Activities
Tara Hill (253 m) offers panoramic views with a short climb. Kia Ora Mini Farm is family-friendly (€10). Golf courses are around Courtown.
Connectivity
5G coverage from all Irish carriers as of December 2025.
Money
ATMs are available at four banks along Gorey Main St and one in Courtown village centre. Euro is the currency.
Transport
Gorey has direct train connections to Dublin (just under 2 hours, 5 trains daily) and bus services from Dublin Airport. Local Bus 879 connects to Courtown and Riverchapel.