Dungourneys

Dungourneys is a small coastal village located in County Wexford, Ireland. Situated on the east coast of Ireland, it faces the Irish Sea. The village is known for its picturesque setting and relative tranquility.

Historically, Dungourneys has been associated with fishing and agricultural activities, typical of many coastal communities in the region. Its geographical position has influenced its development and the livelihoods of its inhabitants over the centuries.

The area surrounding Dungourneys offers natural beauty, with cliffs and beaches forming a significant part of the landscape. This coastal environment supports local flora and fauna. While not a major tourist destination, it attracts visitors seeking a quieter experience of the Irish coast.

Dungourneys is part of the broader rural landscape of County Wexford. Its amenities are limited, reflecting its small size, and residents often rely on nearby towns for services and commerce. The community is close-knit, with a strong sense of local identity. The village is served by local roads connecting it to the wider road network of County Wexford and Ireland.