6 Free Things to do in Youghal That You Shouldn't Miss

November 8, 2021 Almeta Stockton

Youghal (/ˈjɔːl/ YAWL; Irish: Eochaill, meaning "yew wood") is a seaside resort town in County Cork, Ireland. Sitting on the estuary of the River Blackwater, in the past it was militarily and economically important. Being built on the edge of a steep riverbank, the town has a distinctive long and narrow layout. As of the 2016 census the population was 7,963.
Restaurants in Youghal

1. St. Mary's Collegiate Church

Emmet Pl Emmet Place,, Youghal P36 DV25 Ireland +353 83 402 6613 [email protected] http://youghal.cloyne.anglican.org/youghal_stmary
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5.0 based on 180 reviews

St. Mary's Collegiate Church

Welcome to 'Voices of St. Mary's Collegiate Church'. We hope you will enjoy exploring our church and discover more about its story in our interactive exhibition when you come to visit! Since its foundation in 1220, St. Mary's Collegiate Church has been at the heart of the town of Youghal. For over 800 years, the stone walls and wooden roof have provided sanctuary and solace through times of war and famine, as well as a calm presence in times of prosperity and peace. There is so much to discover her and as you look around you will see where parts of the church have been altered over the centuries. Despite these changes, the craftsmen who constructed the building in the 13th century would recognise it today. Christian worship continues to this day and Church of Ireland services are regularly held here. The church came into the care of Cork County Council in 2005 and now hosts a wide range of community events and performances, as well as welcoming visitors from all over the world!

Reviewed By Kathleen_White17 - Dublin, Ireland

Really loved our tour of the St Mary Collegiate Church -- our tour guide, Wayne, was very friendly, welcoming and filled with interesting information about the Church and the surrounding areas. Would highly recommend this to anyone interested in Irish history, wanting to spend time in a unique and impressive historical building, and/or wanting to learn some interesting facts about an Irish town that played a big role in history!

2. Youghal Boardwalk

Youghal Front Strand to Claycastle, Youghal Ireland
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4.5 based on 146 reviews

Youghal Boardwalk

Reviewed By 260patp - Dungarvan, Ireland

Lovely walk by the seaside. You can walk from the centre of Youghal to the strand near Red Barn. The walk fro the town to the strand is probably 3 miles long on good quality paths. If you want to walk to Red Barn you will have to walk about a half mile on the beach. Well worth while doing it.

3. Youghal Heritage Trail

8 South Main Street, Youghal Ireland +353 24 92447 http://www.youghal.ie
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4.5 based on 56 reviews

Youghal Heritage Trail

4. Landward Town Walls of Youghal

Youghal Ireland
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Landward Town Walls of Youghal

5. Youghal visitor centre

Market Square,, Youghal Ireland +353 24 20170 http://youghal.ie/organisation/youghal-visitor-centre/
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Youghal visitor centre

6. Jack O'Patsy Pottery

Friar Street, Youghal Ireland +353 24 91083 http://jackopatsypottery.com
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