The Irish National Heritage Park
(https://www.irishheritage.ie) 📸 Data Snapshot: May 20, 2026
Information Density — The Lens
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Info Density
Power-words vs. Substance ratio.
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Impact Weight: 30 / 100
77% Reputation
The site exhibits high information density with a low fluff-to-substance ratio. Headings like ‘Daily Life in the 10th Century’ and ‘Pre Historic Ireland’ are supported by specific nouns and measurable details, such as the mention of 16 reconstructed sites and a 9,000-year historical scope. Body text provides technical specifics like ‘Ferrycarrig originates from the fact that there was a ferry crossing’ and specific tour times (9:45 am, 12:30, etc.). Power words like ‘magical’ and ‘exciting’ are present but usually anchored to specific activities like Falconry or Viking costumes.
Information Density is read straight from the body copy: how much of the text carries grounded, checkable substance versus hollow filler. Below is the clean text the engine analyzed, then the industry’s known generic-claim patterns to weigh it against.
📝 The Narrative — clean text per page (the substance-vs-filler signal)
HOMEPAGE (https://www.irishheritage.ie) The Irish National Heritage Park – Wexford
[IMG: The National Irish Heritage Park Logo] [H1] Over 9000 years of Irish history brought to life. [IMG: Wide Shot of a crannog on a lake] [IMG: Icon of Spiral on Green] [H3] Plan Your Visit [IMG: Icon of Axe on Gold] [H3] Guided Tours [IMG: Icon of Bird on Blue] [H3] Experiences [IMG: Icon of Cap on Brown] [H3] Education [IMG: A New Stone age Dwelling] [H2] About The Park Evidence of Ireland’s unique and distinctive history is all around us, in the many monument sites and features to be seen across the island. But where can you go to see how people lived? What if you could compare a Stone Age settlement with a Viking Settlement and see how they differed and what they had in common? That was the idea behind The Irish National Heritage Park. Find Out More [H2] Book Tickets Booking your tickets online before you arrive is convenient and it secures your place. [IMG: Close up of a cute owl] “Absolutely magical experience, staff and location could not have been any better!” Níamh and Paul, Dublin “Very helpful staff. Extremely good day out for all ages and groups. ” James Doyle, Leitrim “Great open air museum. They do free guided tours and the falconry is amazing.” John Conway, Carlow “We really enjoyed the tours. Staff where excellent especially our tour guide Paul. Super informative and fun. lt felt like walking around your secondary school history book. Really cool to see it brought to life. Could have stayed there all day, would highly recommend it and would definitely go again to do the rest of the tours.” Adam O Toole [IMG: Illustration of a pin / needle] [IMG: Illustration of a new stone age farmstead] [H2] What’s On It’s always worth checking the calendar to see what’s coming up at The Irish National Heritage Park. Better still, why not join our mailing list and receive regular updates? There’s always something going on – you could say we’re making history every day! Contact us [IMG: Illustration of a piece of flint / rock] [IMG: Close up of Falcon] [H3] Birds of Prey Read More [H3] Daily Life in the 10th Century Read More [H3] Annual Pass Read More [H2] Things To See And Do The park has 16 reconstructed sites for you to see and learn about, from the Dolmen to Fulacht Fiadh and the Crannog to Viking Ship. The park is situated on 35 acres for you to explore, from hillside to estuary and woodland to riverbank. [IMG: Illustration of a a carved Arrow Tip] [IMG: 4 people in ancient garb, one with a shield] [H3] Experiences Heritage experiences bring you up close and personal with day-to-day life. Try your hand at Falconry. Learn More [H3] Guided Tours Join any one of the three guided tours - Pre-Historic Ireland, Early Christian Ireland or The Age of Invasion – or make a day of it and do all three. Learn More [H3] Restaurant and Café Our restaurant and café facility with both indoor and outdoor seating, is situated in the Visitor Centre building and offers spectacular views over the Crannog. Learn More [IMG: 2 teenage girls taking a selfie wearing with a sword and shield] [H3] School Tours We welcome primary and secondary school groups as well as students from colleges and universities. Learn More [H2] Map Of The Park Check your bearings! This detailed, informative map of the park will help you make the most of your visit. Download Map as PDF [IMG: Illustration of Corndrying Kiln] [IMG: Icon of Clock on Grey] [H3] Opening Times [IMG: Icon of Axe on Gold] [H3] Prices [IMG: Icon of Location Pin on Blue] [H3] Find Us [IMG: Icon of Coffee on Brown] [H3] Facilities [IMG: Icon of Wheelchair on Gold] [H3] Accessibility [IMG: Icon of Hotel Label on Brown] [H3] Local Amenities [IMG: Icon of People on Charcoal] [H3] Group Bookings [IMG: Icon of Chat Bubble on Green] [H3] FAQs
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SUB-PAGE (https://irishheritage.ie/experiences/) Experiences | The Irish National Heritage Park
[IMG: The National Irish Heritage Park Logo] [IMG: Icon of Bird on Blue] [H1] Park Experiences Archaeology and history tell us so much about who we are and how we got here. A visit to The Irish National Heritage Park brings that knowledge to life. Whether you take off on your own adventure through the park, or join one of the three guided tours, you will see the years roll back and the lives of our ancestors revealed. [IMG: Icon of Bird on Blue] [H2] Daily Life in the 10th Century Daily Life in Viking Wexford is a Guided Experience. Visitors will dress in a Viking Tunic, and over a one-hour experience will be thought to think behave and breathe like one of the first Vikings to invade, and live in Ireland. Find Out More [IMG: A girl holding a falcon] [H2] Birds of Prey Our Master Falconer, Jim O’Connor, will introduce you to an array of amazing birds of prey, including Owls, Hawks and Falcons. Find Out More [IMG: Illustration of a new stone age farmstead] [IMG: Two people sparing with swords in front of a camp fire] [H2] Corporate Events Looking for a venue for a corporate event? We can help you deliver an exciting, original and memorable day. Find Out More [IMG: Illustration of a new stone age farmstead] [H2] Weddings Have a Viking or early Christian wedding? Get married in a Ringfort? Talk to us about your truly original wedding. Find Out More [IMG: Illustration of Corndrying Kiln] [IMG: Icon of Clock on Grey] [H3] Opening Times [IMG: Icon of Axe on Gold] [H3] Prices [IMG: Icon of Location Pin on Blue] [H3] Find Us [IMG: Icon of Coffee on Brown] [H3] Facilities [IMG: Icon of Wheelchair on Gold] [H3] Accessibility [IMG: Icon of Hotel Label on Brown] [H3] Local Amenities [IMG: Icon of People on Charcoal] [H3] Group Bookings [IMG: Icon of Chat Bubble on Green] [H3] FAQs
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SUB-PAGE (https://irishheritage.ie/your-visit/) Your Visit | The Irish National Heritage Park
[IMG: The National Irish Heritage Park Logo] [IMG: Area shot of a New Stone Age Farmstead] [IMG: Illustration of a stone circle] [IMG: Illustration of falconry-centre] [H1] Plan Your Visit Yes, even time travellers have to plan their journeys if they want to get the best out of their trip! We’ve brought together everything you need to know to organise your visit to The Irish National Heritage Park, if there’s anything else you need to know email us at bookings@irishheritage.ie or call us on053 9120733. [IMG: Icon of Clock on Grey] [H3] Opening Times [IMG: Icon of Axe on Gold] [H3] Prices [IMG: Icon of Location Pin on Blue] [H3] Find Us [IMG: Icon of Coffee on Brown] [H3] Facilities [IMG: Icon of Wheelchair on Gold] [H3] Accessibility [IMG: Icon of Hotel Label on Brown] [H3] Local Amenities [IMG: Icon of People on Charcoal] [H3] Group Bookings [IMG: Icon of Chat Bubble on Green] [H3] FAQs [H2] What’s On It’s always worth checking the calendar to see what’s coming up at The Irish National Heritage Park. Better still, why not join our mailing list and receive regular updates? There’s always something going on – you could say we’re making history every day! Contact us [IMG: Illustration of a piece of flint / rock] [IMG: Close up of Falcon] [H3] Birds of Prey Read More [H3] Daily Life in the 10th Century Read More [H3] Annual Pass Read More [H2] Book Tickets Booking your tickets online before you arrive is convenient and it secures your place. Book Tickets [IMG: Image of a new stone age dwelling] [H2] Things To See And Do The park has 16 reconstructed sites for you to see and learn about, from the Dolmen to Fulacht Fiadh and the Crannog to Viking Ship. The park is situated on 35 acres for you to explore, from hillside to estuary and woodland to riverbank. [IMG: Illustration of a a carved Arrow Tip] [IMG: 4 people in ancient garb, one with a shield] [H3] Experiences Heritage experiences bring you up close and personal with day-to-day life. Try your hand at Falconry. Learn More [H3] Guided Tours Join any one of the three guided tours - Pre-Historic Ireland, Early Christian Ireland or The Age of Invasion – or make a day of it and do all three. Learn More [H3] Restaurant and Café Our restaurant and café facility with both indoor and outdoor seating, is situated in the Visitor Centre building and offers spectacular views over the Crannog. Learn More [IMG: 2 teenage girls taking a selfie wearing with a sword and shield] [H3] School Tours We welcome primary and secondary school groups as well as students from colleges and universities. Learn More [IMG: Icon of Clock on Grey] [H3] Opening Times [IMG: Icon of Axe on Gold] [H3] Prices [IMG: Icon of Location Pin on Blue] [H3] Find Us [IMG: Icon of Coffee on Brown] [H3] Facilities [IMG: Icon of Wheelchair on Gold] [H3] Accessibility [IMG: Icon of Hotel Label on Brown] [H3] Local Amenities [IMG: Icon of People on Charcoal] [H3] Group Bookings [IMG: Icon of Chat Bubble on Green] [H3] FAQs
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SUB-PAGE (https://irishheritage.ie/the-park/guided-tours/) Guided Tours | The Irish National Heritage Park
[IMG: The National Irish Heritage Park Logo] [IMG: A Group on a Guided Tour] [IMG: Icon of Axe on Gold] [H1] Guided Tours Our tour guides, in their medieval costumes, are brimming with facts, figures, dates, and great stories, covering 9,000 years of Ireland’s pre-history and history. Three separate tours run throughout the day. Each tour focuses on a different era of Ireland’s past. Tour Times Pre-Historic Ireland: 9:45 am, 12:30 & 15:30. Early Christian Ireland: 10:30 am, 13:15 & 16.15. Age of Invasion: 11:30 am, 14:30. (Tour times are subject to change due to availability) [IMG: Old dwelling with campfire in front] [H3] Pre Historic Ireland The story of our earliest ancestors, from the last Ice Age on. Read More [IMG: A small stone build building on a hill] [H3] Early Christian Ireland How did Christianity come to Ireland? What did the first churches look like? How did monks live? Read More [IMG: 3 park actors in viking clothing with swords and shields around them] [H3] Age of Invasion Viking and Anglo-Norman and invasion and colonisation, both of which greatly impacted the area surrounding the park itself. Read More [IMG: 2 teenage girls taking a selfie wearing with a sword and shield] [H3] School Tours We welcome primary and secondary school groups as well as students from colleges and universities. Read More [H2] Book Tickets Booking your tickets online before you arrive is convenient and it secures your place. Book Tickets [IMG: Clost up portrait of an owl] [IMG: Icon of Spiral on Green] [H3] Plan Your Visit [IMG: Icon of Axe on Gold] [H3] Guided Tours [IMG: Icon of Bird on Blue] [H3] Experiences [IMG: Icon of Cap on Brown] [H3] Education [IMG: Icon of Clock on Grey] [H3] Opening Times [IMG: Icon of Axe on Gold] [H3] Prices [IMG: Icon of Location Pin on Blue] [H3] Find Us [IMG: Icon of Coffee on Brown] [H3] Facilities [IMG: Icon of Wheelchair on Gold] [H3] Accessibility [IMG: Icon of Hotel Label on Brown] [H3] Local Amenities [IMG: Icon of People on Charcoal] [H3] Group Bookings [IMG: Icon of Chat Bubble on Green] [H3] FAQs
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SUB-PAGE (https://irishheritage.ie/the-park/about-the-park/) About The Park | The Irish National Heritage Park
[IMG: The National Irish Heritage Park Logo] [IMG: A Crannog] [H1] The Irish National Heritage Park Story From the way we talk, to the music we listen to, to the names we call ourselves and the placenames that surround us, our lives have been shaped by our ancestors. But who were they? How did they live? Join us on an exciting 9,000-year journey and see Irish history brought to life, over 35 acres of native woodland, marsh and shoreline. [IMG: Heritage Park - tower image] [H2] The Beginning The Irish National Heritage Park opened in the Summer of 1987 and has developed into a 35 acre outdoor museum, showcasing 16 reconstructed sites, each built using the materials and skills of the period. Situated in 35 acres of reclaimed marshland on the banks of the River Slaney. The main theme of the park is archaeological heritage and the promotion of tourism in the region, while supporting local employment and trades people. The name Ferrycarrig originates from the fact that there was a ferry crossing where the bridge now stands for over a thousand years and the town of Carrig which stood above it. [IMG: Illustration of a new stone age farmstead] [IMG: Aerial shot of Crannog] [H2] The Site The site at Ferrycarrig, just outside Wexford Town, is an ideal location for an outdoor museum. To begin with, it includes the remains of the very first fortification built by the Anglo-Normans in Ireland. It also comprises a variety of landscapes, from hillside, to estuary, to woodland, to river bank. As you journey through the park, the features and installations are all in authentic settings, from the Dolmen, to the Fulacht Fiadh, to the Crannóg, to the Viking ship. It was one of the first experiential museums of its kind when it opened in 1987 and continues to offer an unrivalled range of activities, reconstructions, workshops and courses for visitors of all ages. [IMG: Illustration of Corndrying Kiln] [H2] Book Tickets Booking your tickets online before you arrive is convenient and it secures your place. Book Tickets [IMG: Clost up portrait of an owl] [H2] What’s On It’s always worth checking the calendar to see what’s coming up at The Irish National Heritage Park. Better still, why not join our mailing list and receive regular updates? There’s always something going on – you could say we’re making history every day! Contact us [IMG: Illustration of a piece of flint / rock] [IMG: Close up of Falcon] [H3] Birds of Prey Read More [H3] Daily Life in the 10th Century Read More [H3] Annual Pass Read More [IMG: Icon of Spiral on Green] [H3] Plan Your Visit [IMG: Icon of Axe on Gold] [H3] Guided Tours [IMG: Icon of Bird on Blue] [H3] Experiences [IMG: Icon of Cap on Brown] [H3] Education [IMG: Icon of Clock on Grey] [H3] Opening Times [IMG: Icon of Axe on Gold] [H3] Prices [IMG: Icon of Location Pin on Blue] [H3] Find Us [IMG: Icon of Coffee on Brown] [H3] Facilities [IMG: Icon of Wheelchair on Gold] [H3] Accessibility [IMG: Icon of Hotel Label on Brown] [H3] Local Amenities [IMG: Icon of People on Charcoal] [H3] Group Bookings [IMG: Icon of Chat Bubble on Green] [H3] FAQs
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SUB-PAGE · THIN (https://irishheritage.ie/contact/) Contact | The Irish National Heritage Park
[IMG: The National Irish Heritage Park Logo] [IMG: Close up of some daisies in the grass with and old dwelling in background] [IMG: Icon of location-pin-on-blue] [H1] Opening Hours [H2] Jan/Feb 9:30 am – 5:00 pm last entry 3:00 pm [H2] [IMG: Icon of location-pin-on-blue] [H1] Contact, +353 539120733 bookings@irishheritage.ie Ferrycarrig, County Wexford, Ireland. Y35 X313 [H2] Contact Us [H2] Book Tickets Booking your tickets online before you arrive is convenient and it secures your place. Book Tickets [IMG: Ring Fort]
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🧭 Industry Context — common generic-claim patterns in Arts, Culture & Entertainment to weigh the text against
Generic Claims:
world-class entertainment, unforgettable experiences, something for everyone, inspiring audiences, celebrating creativity, bringing communities together…
Red Flags:
no specific upcoming events or programming, unnamed performers or artists, vague venue descriptions without capacity or location details, grandiose mission with no evidence of activity, no ticketing integration or booking mechanism, claims of cultural impact with no community evidence…
Semantic Drift Patterns:
homepage claims cultural significance but events are corporate hire, positions as inclusive but pricing excludes most demographics, claims community focus but no community programming listed, artistic mission statement contradicted by purely commercial offerings…
Proof Expectations:
specific past events with dates and attendance, named artists and performers with verifiable credits, press coverage with named publications, funding body acknowledgments with grant details, audience reviews on third-party platforms, programming calendar with confirmed dates…
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