JACK WHITE'S

White was tried by Acton and another Wicklow gentleman magistrate William Hoey of Dunganstown, who was also a regular user of his services. They sentenced him to death. Jack White was believed to have been hanged by the sea on a cliff overlooking `Jack's Hole', (now the site Of the old Coastguard buildings). "Jack White's of the Cross" was named because it was very near the smuggler's original premises, or because it may occupy the actual ground. No burial place for him is known, nor is there likely to be one, as the bodies of almost all felons executed at that time were usually simply thrown into the sea... Jack White offers its customers the option of purchasing Gift Cards online. All you have to do is ring us, and pay with your credit/debit card over the phone... Click and visit the best restaurant in Wicklow! With traditional food and drinks, it's the best choice in Brittas Bay. Meet Jack White's Inn!