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Youghal Light IPL Exhibit Hall This harbour light, built of granite, sits on the western shore at the mouth of the River Blackwater where it opens into Youghal Bay. It is built on the site of the old Convent of St Anne "light tower" that had been kept burning by the nuns for over 350 years from 1190 to 1542
{and there for all the blood and selfishness for all the idiotic superstition and golden eunuch greed is the heart of my heart as it holds still there in the hands of the nuns. The nuns. In the dark of a thousand years back who can imagine this? in the 12th century the nuns keeping the light's fire burning. a warning to all in that sea. that is the prayer that is all the prayers that is the light still burning far and away beyond the corrupt stinking cesspool of this age this time where everything innocent is raped where anything pure is mocked and violated where cruelty breeds itself in the children of greatest ease and luxury and brutality in the children of rawest poverty.}