Overview
Kilmore Quay is a tiny fishing village (population ~400) on the south coast of County Wexford, Ireland. It's the main settlement on this coast, sandwiched between the River Bannow estuary to the west and Tacumshane to the east, where the coast turns from Atlantic to Irish Sea exposure.
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Before you go
Accommodation
Budget options are limited: a caravan park (April-Oct) and a few B&Bs. Book ahead in summer. The Saltees Coast Hotel is the nearest full-service option.
Connectivity
4G from Vodafone, 5G from Eir and Three. Coverage poor on approach roads. No signal on islands. Download offline maps before exploring.
Food
Kehoe's is the main pub and restaurant. Saltee Chipper and Stack Shack serve takeaways. Stella Maris Centre cafe operates W-Su mornings. Spar covers basics.
Safety
No mobile signal on islands. Slippery rocks on Great Saltee landings. Strong currents on coast. No lifeguard services. Carry a first aid kit.
Transport
Wexford Bus 390 connects to Wexford railway station (50 min). In the village, you need your own vehicle to reach outlying attractions. No bicycle hire available.