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Clancy’s Youghal

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Clancy’s Bar and Restaurant in Youghal has apparently been closed for quite some time. I never knew the place but my wife was surprised and disappointed to see the For Sale signs outside.

I didn’t even notice the people walking along the road until I looked at the photo on my monitor!

Aperture ƒ/9
Camera Canon EOS 40D
Focal length 106mm
ISO 100
Shutter speed 1/250s

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7 responses to “Clancy’s Youghal”

  1. Richard avatar
    Richard

    Great shot – sums up the over (re)-development of coastal Ireland.

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  2. robert avatar
    robert

    You won’t believe this Donncha but the two people walking along the road? One is my brother and the other is his girlfriend. Missing from the photo is their dog who was probably with them somewhere.

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  3. Donncha avatar
    Donncha

    Robert – that’s mad. Next time we’re heading down to Youghal I need to give you a ring first!

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  4. richard avatar
    richard

    I remember working on the Youghal bypass and spending some nights in there wondering was it part of my job description to get blotto with a group of people I only knew through the job.

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  5. Donncha avatar
    Donncha

    Richard – I should post more photos of pubs eh? 🙂

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  6. Richard avatar
    Richard

    There’s a pub in Bantry called Baby Hannahs – great name for a pub.

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  7. robert avatar
    robert

    Give me a shout Donncha,

    The area around the town walls and St. Mary’s collegiate church with the really old graveyard is well worth photographing.

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