Fulacht fiadh

A photograph of a reconstruction of a Fulacht fiadh, which was a bronze age "outdoor kitchen" that was used to boil meat. It worked by lowering piping hot stones into a pit of water. These stones heated up the water and brought it to boiling point. Experts also believe that the Fulacht fiadh may have been used for bathing and for dyeing clothes. This picture was taken in the Irish National Heritage Park in Wexford in May of 2015.

The Cot Safe, Wexford

A photograph of the Cot Safe in Maudlintown, Wexford. The name comes from a type of boat called the "cot", which is popular amongst those who like to sail the rivers of southeast Ireland. This was snapped on Sunday, the 5th of April, 2015.

Viking Camp

A photograph of a reconstruction of a Viking encampment. This is at the shore of the River Slaney in Wexford, inside the grounds of the Irish National Heritage Park in Ferrycarrig. Taken in May of 2015.