Course is located about five kilometres from Kilmuckridge. Sport Kilmuckridge's local GAA club is Buffers Alley, which is shared with the neighbouring village of Monamolin and based at Ballinastraw. It is predominantly a hurling and camogie club but also fields teams in junior Gaelic football. The club's hurling won the 1989 All-Ireland Senior Club Hurling Championship, becoming the first Wexford team to do so. As of 2012, the club has won twelve Wexford Senior Hurling Championship titles, all in a period from 1968 to 1992. Players of this period included Tony Doran, Colm Doran, Mick Butler, Henry Butler, and Tom Dempsey. Buffer's Alley's camogie team also has several national successes, winning the All-Ireland Senior Club Camogie Championship five times in a six-year period from 1979 to 1984, jointly making it the competition's most successful team, until being surpassed some years later by St Paul's Camogie Club of Kilkenny. The local soccer club is St Joseph's, which is based at Grove Park in the centre of Kilmuckridge. Aside from the area's beaches, the locality has several running and walking routes. These include a loop around Ballinlow lane (5.2 km), from the village to Morriscastle Beach (3.1 km), along the beach from Morriscastle to Tinnaberna (4.6 km) and from Tinnaberna to the village (4.4 km). Transport The village is located approximately 119 kilometres from central Dublin via the M11/N11 National Primary Route, exiting near Gorey. The village lies on the R742 regional road south of Gorey, but many locals take the R741 regional road. Wexford town is a further 24 km south. Bus Éireann local route 379 serves the village. Arts The village hosts the annual Kilmuckridge Drama Festival, which has been running since the 1950s. In April 2015, the village hosted the All-Ireland Confined Drama Finals. Local band The Jades finishing as runners-up on the RTÉ series You're a Star during the 2000s. See also List of towns and villages in Ireland Markéta Irglová Wexford Rebellion References External links A local history project which details sites of historical interest Towns and villages in County Wexford Morriscastle Beach Disaster