Myles Pepper reminisces on the journey of the West Wales Arts Centre from 1987 to now.
Visual culture | Culture | Wine
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A stained glass window in Fishguard by one of Wales’ most distinguished artists in stained glass was paid for by past and present parishioners and alludes to the winter storms.
Fishguard | Stained Glass | Churches
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The bar of the Royal Oak was the site of the signing of the peace treaty following the Last Invasion of Britain in 1797.
Fishguard | Hospitality | Welsh History
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The landing of French soldiers near Fishguard in 1797 has been remembered as the Last Invasion of Britain.
Fishguard | French Invasion 1797 | Welsh History
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An alternative retirement for owners Jacqui and Peter.
Business Story | Tourism | Fishguard
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Stained glass from Harry Clarke’s famous studio in Dublin was commissioned for the Catholic church in Fishguard.
Fishguard | Harry Clarke | Stained Glass
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A foodie haven in the middle of Fishguard.
Business Story | Tourism | Hospitality
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The full PDF of Uisce Dŵr Water: Folk Tales, True Tales and Tall Tales - Fibbing from Fishguard (Ports, Past and Present, 2022) Stories include: - Chapter 1: The Flyer and the Fibber - Chapter 2: The Mermaid and the Shoemaker - Chapter 3: Mrs Evans Prophecy - Chapter 4:
Book | Folklore | Welsh folklore
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The Irish Sea was described by the geographer Emrys Bowen as the ‘Celtic Lake’; a lake charac-terised by a continual movement of people back and forth between Ireland and Wales. From the legendary journeys of early Celtic saints, to the account of the great satirical writer Jonat
Connections | Ferry terminals | Ferry crossings
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The Irish Sea was described by the geographer Emrys Bowen as the ‘Celtic Lake’; a lake charac-terised by a continual movement of people back and forth between Ireland and Wales. From the legendary journeys of early Celtic saints, to the account of the great satirical writer Jonat
Connections | Ferry terminals | Ferry crossings
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