A Wexford bar and hotel has been placed up for sale…
A popular restaurant, bar, and hotel in South Wexford has been placed on the property market for sale.
Located in Wellingtonbridge, the property Tír na nÓg represents a rare opportunity to acquire a large scale, fully operational hospitality asset in a prominent village location at the gateway to the Hook and Bannow Peninsulas.
“The landmark property which has functioned as a public house/hotel since the late 1800’s extends to approximately c 840 sqm and is currently configured as a successful bar, lounge, restaurant and function venue. The scale, layout and supporting infrastructure provide a strong platform for continued trading performance, expansion or alternative commercial us,” the advertisment reads.
The village occupies a gateway position to two of County Wexford’s most scenic and well established tourism areas: the Hook Peninsula and Bannow Bay. The Hook Peninsula, a recognised part of ‘Ireland’s Ancient East’, is renowned for its coastline, heritage attractions and outdoor amenities, including Hook Lighthouse, Tintern Abbey.
It marks the third restaurant/bar in the South Wexford region to be placed onto the market in recent times, following on from Templar’s Inn in Fethard and The Sportsmans Inn, Ramsgrange.
Price for Tír na nÓg in Wellingtonbridge is on application.
The full listing including more information and images can be found online via Daft.ie.
Jason Redmond
From Gorey, Jason is the owner of Wexford Weekly. He is also a post-primary English and History teacher.
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