YOUGHALL, or YOUGHAL, is a sea-port, borough, and market-town, and a parish in the barony of Imokilly, county of Cork, and province of Munster, in Ireland, about 94 Irish or 119 English miles south-west by south from Dublin, and 22 Irish or 28 English miles east by north from the city of Cork, both measured in straight lines.

The town stands on the western shore of the mouth of the Blackwater, which here separates the extreme eastern extremity of the county of Cork from the adjacent county of Waterford.

Youghall is a town of remote antiquity, and is supposed to derive its name, which signifies 'a wooded place,' from its situation at the base of a range of hills which was formerly covered with a dense forest.

We would like to dedicate this Youghall webpage to our new friends we've met and opened their door for us with warm welcome pinoy style.

Our deepest gratitude to LEN & NERIZA  for the accommodation/foods and for being a wonderful guides during our tour. We had brought back to Athy lovely memories of our two day stay @ Youghall. Again, thanks a million and hope to see you soon either here in Athy or elsewhere.