Devonshire Arms

Pearse Square, Youghal, County Cork, Ireland | Hotel

Travel Blogs from Youghal

Z homesick zpet do zivota:)

A travel blog entry by a.net.a

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... vyletu jsem jedny z mych nejlepsich pratel: Mirju a Piu. Youghal se nakonec ukazal jako nadherne primorske mestecko. Tenkrat s Luckou jsme nemely dostatek casu ho poradne prozkoumat, ale dnes bylo nadherne, temer teplo a navic cas objevovat nova mista:) Nasly jsme uzasny kostel, ktery byl temer pres 600 let stary, coz se dalo uvnitr i dobre citit:) Jelikoz Youghal je znamy svou dlouhou ...

Youghal and Cliffs of Ardmore

A travel blog entry by kjohnson53

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... to an old rig that kind of looked like it crashed into the cliffs. We then got to a small castle and a small hut. the small castle was used in the 1800's to look out for intruders, it was set pretty far back from the water. The small hut was used as a lookout during World War II, and was right along the coast. We continued the walk, taking in the views of the steep cliffs. Eventually a stream of water crossed our paths. it ...

Cork City Prison

A travel blog entry by mccloskey22

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... It was about the history of the jail and incidents that happened during the Famine and in 1800's Ireland. Some of the prison cells had writing on the wall from long ago which added to the ominous feeling inside. Some of the hallways were gated off and looked real creepy.

The jail housed several famous Irish men and women throughout the years. The prison served ...

Lonely souls 1 - Irish chap

A travel blog entry by ninanette

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... I shouldnŽt have a bit of chat with him until IŽd reach the house I was staying. I told him that I was visiting Cork to see friends and to visit the UCC. He responded that he knew that the tuition fee was high which was normal for Irland. And then he started saying how beautiful I looked which got me feeling a bit uncomfortable. He went on with saying that recently he had lost his mum and now it was time to look for a wife since he didnŽt have to take care ...

Making Our Way Through the Abbeys

A travel blog entry by rovingwerners

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... John saw a sign for a waterfall, and since we can’t pass those up, we followed the sign. We climbed upward on a mountain that we had driven by, and saw beautiful views from above. John spotted some water flowing down the mountain in the distance, but we found no more signs, and no way to get to it. There were white knuckles on the way down on both sides of the car!

Once in Youghal, we checked into Avmore House and then walked into town. It has two ...

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This hotel, located on Pearse Square, Youghal, is near Paul Street and Castle Farm.
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