Where Friends Meet
Enjoy Breakfast to start the day or pop in for Lunch. Multiple screens with surround sound give you a live sports experience. We have the largest screen in Enniscorthy! Our food is freshly prepared by our Chefs Jacinta and Linda.
Outdoor Dining
THE PATIO
Tables are limited. Booking is recommended.
Outdoor Dining
THE GARDEN
Tables are limited. Booking is recommended.
Quality Food
Join us for Breakfast Monday to Saturday from 9 AM to 12 PM. Delicious Lunch Menu and Daily Specials served 1 PM to 4.30 PM.
Sports Bar
80" Screen and Surround Sound gives a great Live Sport Experience. Enjoy Rugby, Hurling, Soccer. Watch your favourite Teams compete.
Welcome to Rackards in the heart of historic Enniscorthy
We are known for our delicious homemade food, friendly staff and welcoming atmosphere. Start the day with a hot breakfast or join us to enjoy a hearty lunch. Photographs and newspaper cuttings of the famous Rackard brothers adorn our walls, a testimony to their iconic achievements. Breakfast & Lunch is served 9:30AM - 4:00PM Mon - Saturday. Choose from a good selection of Craft Beers on tap as well as our premium Gins and Irish Whiskey.
For good food, drink and good friends, it's got to be Rackards.
Sports. It's in Our Blood.
Anyone with an interest in Wexford GAA has heard of the Rackard brothers. Part of the great Wexford team of the 50s, they ignited a passion for hurling in the county which is still there today. Bobby Rackard, my father, was regarded as the best right corner back of all time. He was selected for Team of the Century in 1984, received an All Time All Star Award in 1992 and was chosen for Team of the Millennium in 1999. He played for Wexford from 1947 to 1957, alongside my uncles, Nicky, Billy and Jim. They were part of the Wexford team that won All Ireland Finals in 1955 and 1956, Leinster Senior Hurling titles in 1951, 1954, 1955 and 1956 and National Hurling League in 1955. A farming accident in 1957 brought my father's inter-county hurling career to an early end.
Bobby played with his club Rathnure after that accident and devotedly followed Wexford hurling, attending the All Ireland Final that Wexford won in September 1996, before his death in October 1996.
