Gorey

Gorey is a town in the north of County Wexford, Ireland. It lies on the east coast and serves as a local commercial and service center for the surrounding rural hinterland. The town is on the Dublin–Rosslare railway line, and Gorey railway station provides passenger services to Dublin and other towns along the southeast corridor. Road connections link Gorey with Dublin to the north and the southeast coast.

Gorey has a diverse retail sector and a range of local services that support residents and visitors. The town hosts several schools that serve the town and nearby villages, including Gorey Community School, a large post-primary school. The built environment combines historic and modern architecture, with a traditional town center that preserves a number of shops and local amenities.

Historically, Gorey developed as a market town and grew through the 18th and 19th centuries as a regional hub for trade and agriculture. The surrounding countryside remains largely agricultural, with farms and related businesses in the hinterland.

Culturally, Gorey hosts local events and provides community facilities, including sports clubs for Gaelic games and other activities. As a transport and services hub, Gorey serves residents of the town and neighboring communities and provides access to the wider attractions of County Wexford and the southeast region.