A visit to Enniscorthy in Wexford to learn about the people and their town.
The town of Enniscorthy has a 12th century Norman castle, a Catholic Cathedral, mills and malt houses.
The visitor's first impression is of a thriving prosperity. The town has charm and character and the people obviously take pride in its appearance.
The shopfronts in the town display unusual names as a reminder of the long history of plantations in County Wexford since Norman times.
Reporter John Skehan talks to local paople about life and work in Enniscorthy. Andy Doyle.whose family have been in the town for five generations is the owner of the local Astor cinema. He talks about the potential for private enterprise in the area and attracting tourists to the town.
'Discovery In Enniscorthy' was written and produced by Colm O Laoghaire was broadcast on 10 November 1966. The reporter is John Skehan.
