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Kevin Collins
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Добавлен 24 июн 2021
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The Castles Of Cork | Chapter III
In this chapter of our captivating documentary series, we journey deep into the heart of County Cork to unveil the secrets of its most majestic castles. In this breathtaking cinematic adventure, we explore the timeless allure and rich histories of these castles, each one a testament to the resilience and grandeur of a bygone era.
*Blarney Castle* - Home of the legendary Blarney Stone and steeped in myth and tradition.
*Carrignamuck Castle* - A striking medieval tower house rich with stories of local lore.
*Kilkrea Castle* - Ruins that evoke the grandeur and mystery of Cork’s medieval past.
*Drishane Castle* An imposing structure, once the seat of power for the MacCarthy clan.
*Rossbrin Castle*...
*Blarney Castle* - Home of the legendary Blarney Stone and steeped in myth and tradition.
*Carrignamuck Castle* - A striking medieval tower house rich with stories of local lore.
*Kilkrea Castle* - Ruins that evoke the grandeur and mystery of Cork’s medieval past.
*Drishane Castle* An imposing structure, once the seat of power for the MacCarthy clan.
*Rossbrin Castle*...
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The Castles Of Cork | Chapter II
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Welcome back to our adventurous journey through the stunning castles of Cork in this second chapter of our captivating series! 🏰✨ Join us as we explore the historical grandeur and breathtaking landscapes surrounding some of Cork's most fascinating fortresses. In this episode, we'll dive into the stories and scenery of: *Dunmacpatrick and Ringrone Castle* Nestled along the coastline these castle...
The Street Art of Cork
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*Discover Cork City's Vibrant Street Art! 🎨 | Can You Guess the Locations?* 🤔 Welcome to our visual journey through Cork City's stunning street art! 🌟 In this short video, we bring you a colourful montage of the most captivating murals and graffiti around town. From hidden alleyways to bustling squares, Cork's street art scene is brimming with creativity and cultural expression. But here's the ...
The Castles Of Cork | Chapter I
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🏰 Ahoy, adventurers! Ready your sails and join us on a thrilling quest through the mystical castles of County Cork! 🌊🗡️ In this episode of "The Castles Of Cork", we embark on a swashbuckling journey through time, uncovering the tales and secrets of some of Ireland's most formidable fortresses. From the haunted halls of Black Castle to the hidden treasures of Kilcoe, each castle holds centuries ...
Darkness Falls
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A swan song to Cork city's inner docks. In the second half of the 1800's it was the Cork Park Racecourse. Picturesquely perched by the river, trains to Blackrock and Passage West steaming past, marked today only by the trees that line Center Park Road. As the Industrial Revolution took hold, for over a century it became a hub of heavy industry, unloading of cargo and dockers. It played host to ...
Trailer One || Cooking With Kev
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Cooking With Kev makes its grand debut in widescreen and on RUclips after finding its fan base on Instagram at the start of the pandemic. Each episode covers a different recipe laced with irreverent madcap humour. Episodes premier at 8:30PM every Sunday.
Inside The Asylum
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Take a peek beyond the intimidating gothic walls in this in-depth adventure which brings you inside and around the St. Anne's complex of mental asylums and The Good Shepard Convent. Over a year was spent filming these magnificent buildings both inside and out to try and capture their true essence. Encompassing stunningly detailed interior shots showcasing the slow and dusty decline of this marv...
Climbing Carrauntoohil
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Join us on a hike beyond the clouds as we trek up Irelands tallest mountain. Mild peril, stunning footage and a wonderful accompanying soundtrack from Jerry Goldsmith and Michael Giacchino are all the necessary ingredients to make this wonderful adventure complete. Starting our assent at Cronin’s yard, north of the mountain, we’ll be hiking south up O’Shea’s gully to reach the summit taking in ...
An Interview With Ian Bailey
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I sit down to interview Ian Bailey on a trip to rugged West Cork. It's the 25th anniversary of the murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier. It's a divisive and compelling case that holds a grip on the nation as the fabric of this story continues to unravel. Ian talks about how he uses poetry as a means of escapism, the murder trial and the subsequent fallout from this decades long saga. Nobody was ...
Christmas Special | Tonight With Kev
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Join me for this festive episode of Tonight With Kev with lots of fun and surprises. Enjoy a birds eye view of Cork City's beautiful Christmas lights as Shane gets behind the bar to whip up a special Christmas Cracker cocktail which you can try at home (It's delicious!). Lorna Moore returns to enchant us with her spectacular voice and performs two beautiful holiday songs. Connor delivers one of...
Bridges of Cork City (North Channel)
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Come and join us to enjoy a unique view as we take a journey along the river lee visiting the many bridges of Cork City. With amazing views from above and below our presenter Kevin Collins with help from experienced RNLI volunteer Shane Kavanagh kayak along the river Lee to appreciate the many and varied bridges of Cork City. We explore their history and significance to the city from its mediev...
Pride & Prejudice | Tonight With Kev
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Pride & Prejudice | Tonight With Kev
I enjoyed each of your three episodes! Excellent work! Well done ! (Sometimes the music was too heavy/melodramatic or too loud for my taste)
Perfectly filmed and edited, that eerie soundscape is perfect. Yet a horrible place (I walked around there recently, on a grey and dark day. I would never dare to live in one of those apartments, so much pain stored within those walls… - at DAFT I saw some of those apartments offered for sale, the BER rating is spooky too, cold, cold, place)
Amazing work! Despite living in West Cork for 24 years I still don’t know some of them, thank you for showing!
Either way he comes across as an absolute weirdo
What an excellent finale to an educational and entertaining series 🏰
I would love to see a body language analysis of Ian Bailey, James J Walsh in Limerick city Ireland 🇮🇪
Well made 👌 very well done 👏
Used to explore all this a a young fella. Brings back memories. Very weird parts to that place.
The Old Head of Kinsale. Brings back happy memories for me. Worked there in 1996 when it was being developed into an 18 hole golf course, designed by Ron Kirby. Happy days !!! 👌
Excellent 3rd part of the series. Outstanding camera work and narrative.
Thanks a million
Thank you
You're welcome Sean glad you enjoyed
Thank you for a wonderful journey through time 😊
Excellent
Thanks T 😀
Excellent
Grand finale? The description says it is a six part series?
@MartinStyles. It’s the Final for now I’m afraid. I have an about 25 more filmed but I won’t be coming back to edit them in the short - medium term
I was hoping Blackrock Castle would be featured. I grew up a few minutes walk for there. Years back before it was closed off we could just walk down the ancient boat ramp and fish from it. Not a good spot to catch though. Great series. Thanks for making this.
Thanks Man. That boat ramp would be cool to spend a summers evening :)
Great series, love it so far, I can't wait for more. I was a bit disappointed to learn that Fota Tower is basically an expensive garden ornament, I always thought it was a crusader tower or something due to the crosses but at least I know now lol. I shared this with a group on Facebook that is about Beautiful Cork Images.
Thank you for that. We can pretend it was something far more exciting ;)
It is quite obvious that you have little or no expertise in the complex history of dealing with the problem of mental illness. You would swear that this costly and beautiful building was built just to torture people which just isn't true. Just show the building and cut out the crap.
You’re right there Peter I’m no psychologist
Finally a video on RUclips about castles of Cork mentions Kilcrea castle! A castle close to my heart 🥰. Legend has it a cow once made it up to the 2nd floor and that's the reason for the bar across the stumble steps. No idea if that is true or if the cow made it down safely.
I didnt even know that there was a castle in the vicinity of the Abbey......and im nearby. Can you access the castle ?
Finally more one chapter 💕
I was in journalism college with Bailey and knew him most of his time afterwards living in the UK. I visited him Gloucestershire, Newent, where he lived with his first wife - who left him because of his violent nature - and subsequently in London. In 91, when he was in debt to the Inland Revenue and had reneged on a property mortgage in West London... I helped him load up a small van so that he could 'slip away' to hide in Ireland. He returned to London shortly after the du Plantier murder, where, over dinner in my apartment, I pressed him on his involvement after he told me that on the night she was killed he'd been howling drunk on the hills close to her home. He became very agitated, threatened me with a knife. And, after an argument, where it was patently obvious he was culpable, I managed to get him to leave. I know (knew) Ian Bailey very well. Friends for many years, I was always aware of his tendency to snap violence. Now, reading news and watching these videos (full of absolute trumped-up rubbish...) it's obvious that Bailey, in the face of such a grotesque crime, managed to hone his deceit to such an extent that many have been convinced (ie Jim Sheridan... who knows nothing of the man) of his innocence. His verbal tics, mannerism of deception are only to familiar to me... I hope soon the truth about his involvement in this tragic murder will be uncovered.
This is very interesting. I knew him for a very short time via social media connected with his poetry. I believed his innocence, had nothing but genuine compassion for him and we communicated well then one day he just turned very abrupt and rude. It left me wondering...
Superb!! Thank you ❤❤❤
Absolutely Brilliant - Thank you ❤❤❤
Thanks man ☺️
When’s part 3!!!!!
Soooooon! (ish!) ;)
The background music, instead of enhancing the video, is way too dominant, I wanted to listen to the history.
Background music is awful, just distracts from the history!
Have you visited Liscarroll castle yet?
I have, very beautiful albeit hollow. The day I went the weather wasn’t ideal so I’ll be going back to film it again before the end of Summer.
I definitely have to visit them all ☺️ thank you 👍
Cork is a great spot
Stunning scenery. Awesome People. 😀
Suberb video. So interesting. 👍🇨🇮
Lovely drone shots!
Thanks James. It’s filmed on a DJI MavicAirS2
This is amazing work. Fantastic camera work, wonderful soundtrack capturing the beautiful, alluring and eerie nature the castles and brilliant narration.
Thanks so much Richie. The wild iron gives me inspiration 😉
@@TonightWithKev 😂😂Well where else would you possibly get your iron other than the “wild” source ?🫠🫠🫠
it was so great to learn more about Cork through these videos... fantastic, thank you!
Thanks Binho 🌔🐈⬛🌹
Well done.
Fantastic part 2 - thank you 😊 🙏
Thank you! 🥳
Just what I need.(New subscriber)☘️
Yay! Thank you!
So proud of my city. Didnt realise till now how much of this art was there. Thanks 4 the compilation, & 2 the artists!
Gugann barra or however you spell it is a beautiful park. The lee is lovely all throughout. Also the it’s very safe until it flooded and destroyed the west of the city was quite funny I also find it funny I never noticed the cathedral in my one and only trip to cobh where I got an ice cream and then left
Every time I drive along the straight road I see this building. I have never gone up to it so this is very cool to see. Never knew this was an asylum. This also gives me a newfound view on the building, quite scary.
Wow, thank you for this! Ireland needs more history videos, these are fantastic, thank you 🙏
Thanks Darragh. The second one should be out this weekend 😀
Wow amazing ❤
Thanks Norma 🤗
Kevin of course derelict now so it looks very eerie and awful. When you talking about frontal lobotomies etc you talking probably about before the 1930s I was a nurse there for several years. A HSE long stay hospital and an admission unit also. Well run wards and the patients well cared for. While long stay hospitals may not have been ideal, sadly now a lot of our vulnerable, socially marginalised and mentally ill people are on our streets with nobody to care care for them. Now that is the tragedy of our society today.
Great video 🤗
Thank you 🤗
Also shout out to VIBE... who I haven't seen in cork in well over a decade, but always inspired me and made my day when I saw em pop up
Dacent....quick honorary mention to CHIPPY for being part of the long standing tradition of rebel artists in cork! Class collection of works in the video! Huge respect. VIVA CORK
SASSY! 1:37
Very well put together it must of taken a while to make
Thanks. 🙏 every time I thought I was finished I found more art. Not a bad complaint
Some great Graffiti & Street Art (plus 'hybrid' stuff) here. Love the Ming the Merciless piece (congratulations on getting returned to Europe, Ming! Lol!) and that 'Crac'(??) Piece (the 'Nate' one with the cowboy) and most - all of 'em, really. I've been gone from Cork over 30 years, only been back for the odd family occasion, and I do miss the place 'terrible, like...' Of course, if I ever moved back, after 5 minutes I'd probably be like, "God, you can't move in this town but for 'langers', no wonder I left!" The mural on the sub~station was 'grand', I expect it was sponsored by some eaterie or coffee shop, but 'Huguenot Quarter'?! 😖🤮 Huguenots?! Yerra Yeah, Boy! You can't move for all the f%&king Huguenots either! "We haven't room for our own!" 😉 Lol! Seriously though, what is it with these 'Yup~Ster' types and their 'rabee' for calling everywhere the _'this_ Quarter', or the _'that_ Quarter'?! When I was a boy, we had The Northside, The Southside, and The Marsh... There was no 'Quarters'... What's going to be next? How 'bout "The Needle Quarter"?🤨😉
Ah you’d last more than 5 minutes surely Richie. We could dedicate one of the quarters to you upon your gallant return 😉
@@TonightWithKev There's a place in The Glen, Rathmore Road, if I remember right? Naw, I'm joking of course. They wouldn't have me. They'd be afraid of me taking over! By pure co~incidence ["There are no co~incidences!" - The Algorithm], I watched one of your videos there a while back, of night falling on the docks. I was giving out about the 'quarter' thing there, too! (Obsessed much?!) "No Quarter given or asked for!" I say. Anyway, I never made the connection until I watched it again after the Art video. Lovely piece of work, great photography; very atmospheric. What really topped it off though was the original music. A man of many talents, it looks like! I got kinda the same feeling seeing the R&H Hall Silo kind of brooding there for the last time before they knocked it as I did watching the old Classic Cinema falling under the ball & chain one night, back in the very early '90's. Progress, I suppose... Something, anyway. I know most people won't miss those grain (feed?) elevators, but having grown up with them, I will; and as industrial architecture goes, it actually wasn't a bad example. Let's hope those new luxury flats ('a - _porrt_ - ments'?) going in there will be a worthy successor. If nothing else, it's housing, anyway. Sorry, if I'm gonna be waffling on about the old docks, that video would have been the proper place for it. Getting back to this one, in my original comment there was a few works I overlooked, although to be fair, if I was to note everything I liked, it'd be more like a case of "OK, what don't you like?!" But I was kind of taken by those abstract geometric pieces at 0:38 & 2:46; and again, the graffiti (I like graffiti! Like the Silo, loved by few, hated by many! Clearly though, pretty well all of the ones in here are permission pieces) -- The metallic style 'TGB' one, and those mental looking ones with the rats and the vampires, and the cops, and the robbers! (Guy ought to go into comics!) Last word (of many! 😔) -- some lovely (like the young 'uns say - 'Sicc!') drone work here, just like in the other video.
We have a beauitful colourful city Cork city has . it has great paintings and buildings it,s amazing when the sunshine is out
Thanks Nathan. It’s very beautiful alright especially when the sun shines!
Wow, This was some of the best stuff I've seen on youtube in a while, very nicely done. I seriously cant wait for more, had to subscribe after that :D
Thanks Paddy!
You say lobotomy like its such a bad thing lol