Youghal pays tribute to golden racing duo

More than 2,000 people took to the streets of Youghal, Co Cork, last night to pay tribute to the town’s newest and greatest double act since Moby Dick and Ahab.

Youghal pays tribute to golden racing duo
Sat, 20 Apr, 2019 - 01:00
Christy Parker

More than 2,000 people took to the streets of Youghal, Co Cork, last night to pay tribute to the town’s newest and greatest double act since Moby Dick and Ahab.

Double Grand National winners Davy Russell and Tiger Roll were in town for celebratory mania unseen since John Huston, Gregory Peck, and co strode the harbour sidewalk in 1954.

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CourtsCorkPlace: YoughalPlace: Co CorkPlace: Barry’s LanePlace: KilworthPlace: ClashmorePlace: West WaterfordPlace: Clock Gate TowerPlace: Green ParkPlace: Cork CityPlace: LimerickPerson: Moby DickPerson: AhabPerson: Davy RussellPerson: Tiger RollPerson: John HustonPerson: Gregory PeckPerson: Pauline DalyPerson: LouisePerson: BrendanPerson: Anne O’ConnellPerson: OisínPerson: KatiePerson: PalPerson: Sean O’LearyPerson: TigerPerson: DavyPerson: JaysusPerson: Bernie MullaneyPerson: Sarah McMahonPerson: Tina CrowleyPerson: Paul WalshePerson: SarahPerson: EdellePerson: LillyPerson: FinnPerson: LiamPerson: JaimeePerson: JerryPerson: Jerry O’BrienPerson: Conal KellyPerson: Jessica ReynoldsPerson: RubyPerson: ConalOrganisation: Aintree
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