Duncormick is located on the River Muck and on the Bannow Drive, a tourist trail and signposted route through … See more

The name Duncormick derives from the Irish Dún Cormaic, meaning "Cormac's fortress". For many centuries before the arrival of the Normans in 1169, this part of the country was inhabited by the Tuatha Ui Bairche (th… See more

Duncormick has a cross roads in the village centre serving the R736, a regional road.
Bus services include the Wexford Local Link route 388 with several buses to and from Wexford town every day (as at 2024). Bus Éireann route … See more

The village of Duncormick has a church, car dealership and health spa. A former filling station and post office have since closed. Other business in the area include an agricultural machinery sales business, a ladies haird… See more

Soccer, hurling and gaelic football are common sports in the area, including at Bridgetown Vocational College there are gym facilities.
Nearby community centres, such as the Stella Mari… See more

Duncormick is visited by walkers, equestrians and cyclists, and there is fishing in both the nearby river and the ocean. The beaches at Ballyteigue Bay and Cullenstown are close by and Ballyteigue Burrow is … See more