reconstruction during April 2022. Local restaurants include Aldridge Lodge and Dunbrody Country House, There are also cafe including the Wild Rose Cafe at the Fort Conan Hotel and Gralinn on the beach front. Duncannon Holiday Park is a holiday village which provides accommodation and camping facilities. Events There are three festivals of note held in Duncannon every year. In August there are two festivals. Firstly a Sand Festival is held on the beach. This includes a Sand Sculpting exhibition in a large tent on the beach and many other events including crab fishing competitions and one of the largest fireworks displays in Ireland to launch every festival, off of a boat near Duncannon beach. A Kitesurfing Festival is also held every August, date dependent on tides. Previously an annual Military and Vehicle Re-Enactment was held on the June Bank Holiday week-end. However this has been discontinued. See also List of towns and villages in Ireland References Philip McKeiver, "A New History of Cromwell's Irish Campaign", Advance Press, Manchester 2007, External links Parish of Duncannon Official Catholic Parish Website 1640s in Ireland Irish Confederate Wars Towns and villages in County Wexford Beaches of County Wexford