A population of people with a certain racial or ethnic background lives in New Ross City. There are also people from other countries that are resident in New Ross. Of the total population of New Ross City, 0.9% of people were born outside the United States. These people come from countries such as Central America, Eastern Europe, and North America. Besides that, there are also people from other countries that have moved to New Ross, in order to work and live there.
The city of New Ross is located in County Wexford, Ireland. It is situated on the banks of the River Barrow. It is about twenty kilometers (12 mi) from Waterford and is on the edge of County Kilkenny. The population of the city is approximately eight thousand people. The currency of New Ross is the euro. Residents of New Ross can share this page using the social network buttons. This can help others learn about New Ross City and its people.
While New Ross is a small town, it is one of the largest in the county. As such, the area is home to many famous people. Eugene Gladstone O'Neill, the 1936 Nobel Prize winner, had grandparents from Rosbercon. The Nationalist leader and politician, John Redmond, was born and raised in New Ross. The town has also produced many notable people: Michael O'Hanrahan was born and executed in New Ross.