Slaney Collection

Vinegar Hill, R. Slaney, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford - a view across a river and buildings on the other side to a hill in the distance. (Location: Republic of Ireland; County Wexford; Enniscorthy)

The Castle and River Slaney, Enniscorthy, Ireland
The Castle and River Slaney, Enniscorthy, County Wexford, Republic of Ireland

New Bridge crossing River Slaney at Wexford Town, Republic of Ireland

Slaney Native Ridden By Paul Moloney 14 March 2000 Date: 14 March 2000

The Attack on the Peiho Forts by the English and French Fleets (engraving)
1619263 The Attack on the Peiho Forts by the English and French Fleets (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Norman Castle, River Slaney, Ferrycarrig, Wexford, Republic of Ireland

Norman castles (1169 AD) River Slaney, Ferrycarrig, Wexford, Republic of Ireland

River Slaney, Enniscorthy, Co Wexford, Ireland

Rise of R. Slaney, Glen of Imail, Co. Wicklow - a view of a river in the mountains. (Location: Republic of Ireland; County Wicklow; Imail). Date: circa early 1900s

Scarawalsh Bridge on R. Slaney at Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford - a view of a stone arched bridge on the river with buildings each side. (Location: Republic of Ireland; County Wexford; Enniscorthy)

MR. R. A. SLANEY, M. P. FOR SHREWSBURY, UK, 1851 engraving
MR. R.A. SLANEY, M.P. FOR SHREWSBURY, UK, 1851 engraving

Ferrycarrig and the River Slaney, 15th century tower, County Wexford, Ireland

MR. R. A. SLANEY, M. P. FOR SHREWSBURY, UK, 1851 engraving
MR. R.A. SLANEY, M.P. FOR SHREWSBURY, UK, 1851 engraving

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Slaney, a name that echoes through the historic landscapes of Ireland. From the towering Vinegar Hill to the tranquil River Slaney in Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford, this region is steeped in rich heritage. Enniscorthy's Castle and River Slaney stand as silent witnesses to centuries of history. The New Bridge gracefully spans across the flowing waters, connecting communities along its path, and is here that locals proudly call themselves "Slaney Natives, " honoring their deep-rooted connection to this land. The engravings depicting The Attack on the Peiho Forts and The War in China transport us back to tumultuous times when distant lands were entwined with our own stories. These images remind us of how interconnected our world truly is. Further downstream lies Ferrycarrig, where Norman castles rise majestically from the banks of River Slaney since 1169 AD. They serve as reminders of an era long past but not forgotten. Beyond Wexford lies Glen of Imail in Co. Wicklow - a place where R. Slaney found its humble beginnings before rising to prominence. This journey symbolizes growth and resilience against all odds. Scarawalsh Bridge stands proudly over River Slaney at Enniscorthy, serving as a testament to human ingenuity and engineering marvels throughout history. As we delve into these tales etched upon time's canvas, let us remember that rivers like they have witnessed triumphs and tribulations alike – they carry within them stories waiting patiently for those who seek them out.