Saturday May 25 at 2:00pm until Sunday May 26 at 9:00pm at Farrells Summerfield Bar, Youghal.
Vintage Car & Bike Show plays host to a terrific array of vehicles. The colours, shapes, sizes and ages of all the vintage, veteran and classic cars and bikes is a kaleidoscope of colour with shining bodywork, glistening wing mirrors, gleaming fenders and lovingly cared for upholstery. The show is run as a strict classic car show, no steam engines or tractors in sight which usually is the norm at these events. 2012 will see all of this and more, with overseas clubs being represented also. Calling all classic car enthusiasts.

Youghal Classic Car & Bike Show and Run 2013
Saturday May 25 at 2:00pm until Sunday May 26 at 9:00pm at Farrells Summerfield Bar, Youghal

Youghal Classic Car & Bike Show and Run 2013
Saturday May 25 at 2:00pm until Sunday May 26 at 9:00pm at Farrells Summerfield Bar, Youghal
Congratulations to Margaret Jones, Alison Connors and all the staff at Youghal Pharmacy on winning the 1st prize in the Sona St Patrick’s Day Window Display competition for 2013.
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Youghal Pharmacy was asked to enter the Sona St Patrick’s Day Window Display competition for 2013. And so, Margaret Jones went to work on our very large window, which is in prime position at the start of the one-way traffic system here in Youghal and across the road from the main bus stop. Margaret worked her usual magic with the Sona display material and her own unique flair, and the result was stunning!

Mr Harvey Skinner from Sona presenting the 1st prize to Margaret Jones and Alison Connors at Youghal Pharmacy on Friday May 17th 2013.
Youghal Pharmacy are used to receiving compliments about our windows but this time there were more than ever, especially from passers -by either walking or in their cars who were charmed with the lovely bright colours and celebration of our national holiday – St. Patrick’s Day .Youghal Pharmacy are used to receiving compliments about our windows but this time there were more than ever, especially from passers -by either walking or in their cars who were charmed with the lovely bright colours and celebration of our national holiday – St. Patrick’s Day. Youghal Pharmacy are used to receiving compliments about our windows but this time there were more than ever, especially from passers -by either walking or in their cars who were charmed with the lovely bright colours and celebration of our national holiday – St. Patrick’s Day. Sona have a vast range of vitamins and supplements and are very popular in Youghal Pharmacy and nationwide.
A Coffee Morning and Book Sale will be held in the Red Store Bar & Restaurant Youghal on Friday 24th May from 10.30 to 12 noon. All proceeds on the day will go to raise much needed funds for Cancer Services at Marymount Hospice, Mercy University Hospital and Cork University Hospital as part of the 96fm Radiothon Giving for Living. Cancer is the second most common cause of death in Ireland, with 30 ,000 people diagnosed every year. All all of the money raised will be used locally in the three cancer treatment facilities.Please come along and support this very worthy cause.
Youghal RNLI Launched on Tuesday 21st of May (2013) at 10.15pm, to assist an 18 foot Angling boat which suffered engine failure while returning to Youghal Harbour after a day’s fishing. Youghal Lifeboat under the helm of Martin Morris and crew members Denise Goggin and Liam Keogh secured a tow and brought the boat with one person on board safely alongside Youghal Jetty. The weather at the time was flat calm.
YOUGHAL RNLI COFFEE MORNING AND CAKE SALE
Youghal Lifeboat will hold a coffee morning
On Thursday 30th May
At the Old Imperial Hotel
10am – 12 Noon
Please come along and help us save lives’ at sea!
Youghal FC Under 18 Slideshow 2012/13.
A short slideshow of images from Youghal FC U18 games during the 2012/13 season. Slideshow and images by Gerry O’Mahony Photography.
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A Large crowd gathered in The Quays Bar Youghal on Friday May 17th for the Sinn Féin public meeting which was hosted by Deputies Sandra McLellan and Mary Lou McDonald. The deputies discussed a range of topical issues from the local property tax to the health service and in particular the south doc and ambulance services.
There was a lively discussion on austerity and democracy in general, with great interaction from the audience.
Related Video below

Sandra McLellan TD, Mary Lou McDonald TD and Mayor of Youghal, Cllr Michelle Hennessy at the Sinn Féin public meeting held in The Quays Bar, Youghal.
A record 540 people turned out for this year’s Emer Casey 10 km road race in Youghal, an increase of almost 12% on 2012. Considering that last year had been up 26% on the 2011 number and that there were even more events on this week as well, it’s a remarkable number.The full results can be seen HERE
The mens race was won by Alan O’ Shea (Bantry AC) in a time of 31:35. In second place was Sean McGrath (East Cork AC) in a time of 31:54. The women’s race was won by Lizzie Lee (Leevale AC) in a new ladies course record time of 35.18. Jerry Forde (Blarney-Inniscarra AC) won the wheelchair race in a time of 48:53. The course took participants through the historic streets of Youghal and finish at the Front Strand. The prize giving ceremony took place at PobalScoil Na Trionoide immediately after the race.
Below is a video clip of the Emer Casey Memorial 10k 2013 as the athletes pass under the Clock Gate and enter North Main Street in Youghal.

Athletes Sean McGrath (runner-up) and Alan O’Shea who won the 7th Emer Casey Memorial 10K are neck and neck as they pass the half-way mark at North Main Street in Youghal on Sun 19th May 2013
Below is the Emer Casey Foundation Memorial 10K Run in Youghal (2011)
Below is a Movie Clip of the Emer Casey Memorial 10k 2010 in Youghal
Youghal man John McGrath who lived in the Clock Gate from 1939 to 1959 speaks about his memories of those day and other stories. The tower built in 1777 was part of the towns fortifications. It served the town as a gaol and a public gallows until 1837. It then became a family home until 1959 when the last family left, which was the McGrath family.
Having grown up in the Clock Gate, John left for Britain during the 1950’s as did many of his contemporaries. There he observed the post-war housing improvements in Britain, thus, on his return he urged his parents to seek more comfortable and conventional accommodation. They reluctantly left the clock gate in 1959. The McGrath home offers a glimpse into the social, political, and economic changes experienced during the twentieth century.
The Clock Gate is undergoing extensive renovations and near completion of this phase of the refurbishment & development works.
Click on the HD Video (45 mins) below to hear the extraordinary story of “The McGrath’s of the Clock Gate”.
Photos and related videos below

The McGrath family pictured here at the family home at Raheen road, Youghal, in the early 1900′s, prior to moving to the Clock Gate. They lived opposite the “Fever Hospital” ( Now the car park next to the tower at the town walls)

Paddy De La Cour,who was apprentice carpenter back in 1967, Brandon Duarte, Project manager MMD Construction Ltd and John McGrath who lived in the Clock Gate, Youghal.On show is the the names of the workers who left their names on the window sash back in 1967 and discovered during the recent renovations at the Clock Gate, Youghal- Photo: May 2013

The McGrath family pictured here on Raheen road with the town walls in the background. They lived opposite the “Fever Hospital” ( Now the car park next to the tower at the town walls) – Pic: Early 1900′s

John McGrath pictured with other Youghal men, the late Cllr. Dennis Murphy and Jack Lukeman. John worked for the then ‘Post & Telegraphs’ and the occasion was Jack Lukeman’s retirement function.
Local actress Ruth Hayes stars in Mark Cogan’s new Irish short film “Partly Cloudy”. Ruth has appeared in several films during her career and also stars in local productions in town. Ruth runs the Chatterbox Dance Studio in Youghal, which provides an outlet for young people to express themselves through the medium of dance in a fun and friendly environment. Click on the the trailer below.
Mark Cogan’s Partly Cloudy from Medicine Hat Films returns us to the world of Fiona, Doc and Damien, who were last seen in the award winning short film Heart.
Fiona is bridesmaid to her demanding sister Gillian as well as coping with her overbearing mother Dolores and easily distracted father Jim. The bonds of family are tried and tested as tempers flare and underlying tensions threaten to ruin Gillian’s big day. Once again Fiona turns to her two closest friends, Doc and Damien to whom she often feels closer than her own family. The film is a bittersweet comedy/drama.

