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Put your aim to the test in a focused 30-minute Axe Throwing session at Sixacre in Tagoat. Quick instruction, maintained axes, and guided scoring rounds make this an ideal half-hour diversion for groups and visitors in County Wexford.
Put your aim to the test in a focused 30-minute Axe Throwing session at Sixacre in Tagoat. Quick instruction, maintained axes, and guided scoring rounds make this an ideal half-hour diversion for groups and visitors in County Wexford.
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Operated by IOAC · Tagoat, County Wexford
On the edge of County Wexford, a short drive from the ferry roads and coastal lanes, Axe Throwing at Sixacre in Tagoat offers a compact, high-energy way to cut loose and test your focus. Located at Sixacre, Tagoat, Co. Wexford, Y35 RH76, The Republic of Ireland, this 30-minute session (ages 16+) packs coaching, safety and competition into a half hour slot designed for first-timers and groups.
Step up to a timber target, feel the weight of a properly balanced axe in your hand, and learn a few simple techniques from the experienced guide included with every booking. The format is direct: quick safety briefing, a demonstration, then practice and scoring rounds. Groups run up to 12, so whether you’re out with friends, celebrating a milestone or adding an offbeat stop to a Wexford itinerary, the lanes move briskly and leave room for laughter and rivalry.
What makes this offering unique is its rural Irish setting combined with a streamlined, beginner-friendly program. The throw lanes are built for consistency—clear sightlines, solid wooden targets and axes maintained for predictable flight—so your progress is tangible within minutes. The emphasis is on precision and controlled motion rather than brute force, which makes the activity accessible to many visitors while still delivering a rush of accomplishment when the axe bites the bullseye.
Practical details matter here. You must bring photo ID; participants under 16 are not permitted. Food and drink are not included, and tipping the guide is optional but appreciated. Sessions last about 30 minutes, and the guides calibrate instruction to match skill levels, helping novices safely develop rhythm and aim.
For visitors staying nearby in New Ross or Wexford town, this is an easy half-day diversion that pairs well with coastal drives, historic sites and local pubs. After your turn, take a short walk around the rural lanes to stretch your shoulders and enjoy the quiet—often the contrast between focused concentration on the lane and open Irish farmland makes the experience stick in your memory.
Book through the provided referral link to lock a slot, especially on weekends and evenings when groups and stag parties are common. Whether you come for competition, team-building, or a new kind of local fun, Axe Throwing in Tagoat delivers a clean, safe, and surprisingly skillful way to spend thirty minutes in County Wexford.
Expect clear instruction suitable for single throwers and team tournaments alike; instructors will demonstrate foot placement, grip variations and follow-through to improve accuracy rapidly. Wear closed-toe shoes and comfortable clothes you can move in. Sessions can accommodate mixed-ability groups and make an efficient addition to corporate outings, bachelor parties or families with older teens. Arrive ten minutes early to check in, secure your slot.
No. Instructors provide a safety briefing and step-by-step coaching suitable for first-timers.
Participants must be at least 16 years old and present valid photo ID at check-in.
Each booking runs about 30 minutes, including briefing, demonstration and scoring rounds.
Yes—equipment is maintained, lanes are controlled, and guides enforce strict safety rules and spacing.
Yes. Sessions accommodate groups up to 12 and can be scheduled for private bookings—use the referral link to check availability.
Wear closed-toe shoes and comfortable clothes; bring photo ID. Food and drink are not included.
IOAC is an outdoor adventure centre based in Tagoat, County Wexford. The centre offers a range of supervised, activity-based experiences designed for groups, families and individuals. Activities include High Ropes with full safety gear, Kayaking with safety tips and changing time, Raft Building, Crate Stacking (30 and 60 minute options), Archery, Axe Throwing, Team Challenges, the Berserker Challenge Course and Intercross. Each activity lists age and group suitability where applicable; many activities are suitable for ages 8 and up, and several experiences are designed for groups of four or more. Sessions are offered in short, focused time blocks—commonly 30 minutes or 60 minutes—so visitors can mix and match experiences. Safety is an integral part of the offering: the High Ropes course includes full safety gear, and sessions such as Raft Building and Kayaking include safety instructions. The venue in Tagoat allows visitors to access both land-based and water-based adventures in a compact program. Booking options accommodate school groups, family days out, or small group events by selecting the appropriate session length and activity mix. The activity descriptions clarify duration, participant limits and any age recommendations. IOAC presents a straightforward set of outdoor activities in County Wexford with clear session lengths and safety provisions. The business information, location and trip summaries help visitors select appropriate activities and plan group outings with practical details about timing, age suitability and core safety measures. Trip summaries specify session duration and participant limits to help plan visit logistics and manage expectations for groups and individuals.
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