The Imprints in the Footpath on Wexford Street by Kevin Mernagh, New. Ross, Co. Wexford @michaelfortunefolklore
The Imprints in the Footpath on Wexford Street by Kevin Mernagh, New. Ross, Co. Wexford  @michaelfortunefolklore
Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
In this short clip, Kevin Mernagh recalls a distinctive feature in the footpath that has been there for as long as he can remember. He explains that the location was historically associated with a wheelwright or carriage builder, although this was before his lifetime.

Kevin also discusses the house beside it and suggests that it may have been associated with the Morse family, based on an old ESB document he had previously shown. He reflects on the fact that the unusual feature has remained in place since his childhood, having been born in 1948, and describes it as an unusual and interesting piece of the area's history.
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The Imprints in the Footpath on Wexford Street by Kevin Mernagh, New. Ross, Co. Wexford

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