
What is recorded here
Kenny Hall stands as Wexford's only surviving Tudor house, its walls pressing directly against the Crescent Pool while ancient fortifications loom behind like a forgotten defensive perimeter. Governor Sinnont occupied the building during the Confederate War, transforming a private residence into a seat of turbulent power. Halla Kenny remains embedded in that stone, waiting for someone to remember the weight of the decisions made inside.
Kenny Hall, Wexford's only surviving Tudor house. backs directly onto the Crescent Pool. The ancient fortifications behind it, appear to have been a perimeter of defence. Kenny's Mall was Governor Sinnont's residence during the Confederate War.
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