What is recorded here
New Ross is a Wexford port town where the River Barrow meets the Kilkenny border, carrying a name that means the Wood of the Son of Treoin. It grew from an old monastery area into a Norman-era stronghold, later becoming a stage for the 1798 battle and a place of Kennedy memory. The town still holds that layered history in its walls, hall and riverside life.
New Ross is recorded as a memorial in County Wexford. Its open map record supplies this location and any linked names or public references.
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