Tara Hill, Mountain summit in County Wexford, Ireland.

Tara Hill is a mountain summit in County Wexford, rising to 253 meters above sea level. From the top, visitors can see across the Wexford coastline, stretching from Courtown harbor to Castletown Point.

An old church site called Kilcavan was established on the northern side of the mountain, showing early Christian presence in the region. This location marks a period of religious activity that shaped the local area.

The hill's Irish name is Torrchoill. Saint Caemhan, also spelled Kevin or Cavan, is its patron saint, and the old church site at Kilcavan on the north side is reputedly his foundation. St Kevin's National School and St Kevin's Catholic church at Kilcavan Lower keep the name in use.

Two marked trails run through the mountain, offering different routes for walkers to explore the terrain. Sturdy footwear is recommended, as conditions can be muddy and weather can change quickly on the slopes.

Tara Hill is often confused with the Royal Hill of Tara in County Meath, but that hill is only 159 m high and far less prominent. The summit here carries a cairn, and the hill can be seen from Gorey town centre about 7.1 km away.