ID12999
CollectionCouncil Books of the Corporation of Youghal
Collection DescriptionYoughal town received its first Royal Charter in the year 1209. Similar charters were granted to form corporations in Cork, Kinsale and Clonakilty and other towns across Ireland. The charters enabled the institution of a town government or corporation, regulated free trade, the levying of taxes, and the operation of trade guilds. Youghal became a major trading port and was a base for the Plantation of Munster. Youghal's ancient corporation was in operation until 1840, when all the the ancient corporations in Ireland, except for those in very large towns such as Cork and Dublin, were abolished. [CCCA]
Collection Web Addresshttp://catalogue.corkarchives.ie/Details/archive/110003993
ReferenceYTR/B
Description

Youghal Corporation Records, 1610-1659; 1666-87; 1690-1705; 1711-1718; 1719 -1840: Minute books recording the proceedings and decisions of the Council of Youghal Corporation meeting in General Assembly, Court of D’Oyer Hundred, Court of Common Council, Court of Election, and General Quarter Sessions of the Peace.

AccessBy prior appointment
Date1610-1840
Century17th, 18th, 19th
Keywords
Repository NameCork City and County Archives
AddressSeamus Murphy Building 32 Great William O'Brien Street Blackpool Cork City
EircodeT23 WP82
Telephone(021) 450-5876
Email Addressarchivist@corkcity.ie
Repository Web Addresshttps://corkarchives.ie/
CommentFormerly Cork Archives Institute. We are grateful for the assistance provided by Ms Patricia McCarthy in supplying entries for the original Directory.
latitude51.90912
longitude-8.47518