Scarves by Pauline Neville · Irish Artist · An ideal gift for any occasion, exclusively available at: Scott's Gifts & Wm Neville 11 & 12 North Main Street, Youghal, Co. Cork, Ireland. P36 D437 - Visit Pauline Neville's art collection and shop at: www.paulinenevilleart.com/

Storm Kathleen · Youghal · County Cork · Ireland · 06/04/2024 Visit: www.youghalonline.com/youtube/

Classic Wheels Ireland Vintage - Classic, Bike Run & Show - 2023 - Visit: www.classicwheelsireland.com

Yes'siree bob, and you bet'cha; I go back with Donny' as far as the Hickory label, I still have that vinyl, and I've always appreciated the things he's brought to the table. 😉 I'll always wear my love, like heaven. 🤔

Aye

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKndkJStdt2MZpY

This man helped shape my life and I walked in his foot steps in Scotland and met him. Love him much and hope he finds Jesus Christ if not already.

Thoroughly enjoyed this interview. Thanks very much for posting. I've been a Donovan fan since I was 11 years old. I'll soon be 66.

You know you've made it when the World knows you by one name .

mitch mitchel lived in Cork

What a wonderful gentleman. I love hearing his stories. I listened to him as a child from the late 70s and still do today 😍. His beautiful voice is so relaxing

Great find!

Great watch with some unreal archive photos stunning

Great place youghal

How I miss our great holidays in youghal.

There's a quare loada scrap mehel there now! Has anyone laid claim to her?

Cool video

Freshly caught mackerel fried with gooseberry vinegar = perfection.

My mom went there when she was younger. She has so many different stories to tell all the time

A bit wild!

Stay safe people.

Haha just came across this! Feels so long ago lol :D

Cool

Amazing!

Not a pleasant day for the beach...

Thank you so much for the wonderful materials! As for loud music - this is a common effect on reports from exhibitions - music cannot be muffled (since the authors did not lay music separately on the video), and you can also hear other voices. Well - the music is just as beautiful as the lace!

Youghal be careful now!

May they RIP forever, I had the privilege of meeting Dara Fitzpatrick while on holiday in Ireland in 2008 when she was at Waterford with R117 an s61 at the time and it was with great sadness that I read of her passing in 2017 that I came across by here in NZ 🙏🙏🙏🙏

Thank you for this! My father was Rector of Youghal while I was growing up, and I have MANY fond memories of both Youghal and St. Mary's.

Seals have destroyed fishing in Ireland

Was there today, 1st January 2020. Chains to help yourself out the water still there.😁

Bought a YOUGHAL carpet 40years ago for our hallway and stairs and people still come in and ask if it’s a new carpet....they were too good!You never needed to replace one!

I love the tune, watched it at end of interview. Hope it is still on sale. The guy on the left of interview, the main guy in tune, love your voice.

Anyone know who the singer , as least I assume shes singing, at 0:23 is?

really enjoyed the passed on knowlege-thankyou- the fae are facinating -awsome-peace

Limerick wasnt bad

i don't think it's wise to be walking your dog in that weather stay safe

I wouldn't be standing in that spot if I were u..

Thank you for posting. This answers a lot of questions I had.

Is this footage free to use in monetized videos?

Also ty for the upload very informative

That picture of the boy tho

I used to live in South Wales in a little town called Three Crosses. We would hear the Innisfallen's horn blowing from my house. Such an emotional thing to type in the ship's name and see this. Thank you.

This is awesome!! :)

Excellent ⛱️

The looks on the women's faces said everything; that was a hard hard life.

Greenways shouldn't be located @ disused railway lines should on seas, lakes, rivers etc. Reopening all closed railway lines throughout the Island of Ireland makes sense to cut down on Pollution, Car Accidents, Road Deaths & Traffic Jams some reopened 10 years ago in 2009 but all should be reopened of course.

I rode that train many times in the 50's! Petey Mangan used to collect us in his horse drawn milk cart!

Great clip, many thanks for uploading . I was 11 in 1954 and the filming of Moby Dick was a big talking point in Cork . I don't know why the director had the women on the quayside looking so glum when the boat was departing . It just doesn't ring true as there would be great excitement and cheering at such an event .

Cool