Youghal, Ireland

... , so we went in for a pre-dinner drink. The walls are decorated with photos from the movie which was filmed in Youghal in 1954. A very young Gregory Peck was everywhere, along with letters to the owner from director John Huston. The relatively new owner of ...

... for lunch. We had a nice pricey lunch at Aherns on the main drag then strolled around the narrow streets of the village. Youghal is a very old sea side city. It was first settled by the Vikings and later the Normans. The Normans fortified it by  ...

... early. Headed along  the Coast Road to Youghal, planning to stop in Ardmore, but thought, nah...go another 15km to Youghal. What a pretty ride. Now, I haven't been going through with many little side trips on my journey, seeing how every side ...

... two more items to find, the Dutch red brick house and the stone fortified house. They were on the main street of Youghal but also not open for touring. Only the church, grave yard and city wall were available to self tour. However, we found ...