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Ornat
Ирландия
Добавлен 15 апр 2006
Hi,
Welcome to my channel, where I post videos just for the fun of sharing experiences of hiking in Ireland. Very new to the world of making videos and video editing, so bear with me as I learn more about how to make them.
My brother Aonghus and I are hoping to get through the full Beara-Breifne way, which is a large portion of the Ireland way throughout the summers of 2020 and 2021. We hope that by showing the terrain and the experience we have, we can help future walkers/trail runners of all or part of the route prepare better for their own adventures. Also, maybe inspire some people to get outdoors and walk more like RUclips videos did for us during the lockdowns of the last year or so.
Subscribe for the irregularly posted videos :)
Ornat
Welcome to my channel, where I post videos just for the fun of sharing experiences of hiking in Ireland. Very new to the world of making videos and video editing, so bear with me as I learn more about how to make them.
My brother Aonghus and I are hoping to get through the full Beara-Breifne way, which is a large portion of the Ireland way throughout the summers of 2020 and 2021. We hope that by showing the terrain and the experience we have, we can help future walkers/trail runners of all or part of the route prepare better for their own adventures. Also, maybe inspire some people to get outdoors and walk more like RUclips videos did for us during the lockdowns of the last year or so.
Subscribe for the irregularly posted videos :)
Ornat
The Multeen Way | Milestone to Tipperary| The Ireland Way 8 | Co. Tipperary
Stage 8: The Multeen Way; 35km from Milestone to Tipperary Town
Siblings Ornat and Aonghus hiking the Beara-Breifne way in sections.
For Info:
- Beara Breifne Way: www.bearabreifneway.ie
- The Ireland Way: www.theirelandway.ie/
- Sport Ireland maps: www.sportireland.ie/outdoors/walking/trails/multeen-way
- Multeen Tourism with brochures: www.multeentourism.com/multeen.html
- Cappawhite: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cappawhite
- Further info on Cappawhite: bearabreifneway.ie/cappaghwhite
- Donohill: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donohill
- St James holy well: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donohill
- Further info on Donohill: www.bearabreifneway.ie/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/BBW-Donohill-Map-2021-1.pdf
#Ireland #Bear...
Siblings Ornat and Aonghus hiking the Beara-Breifne way in sections.
For Info:
- Beara Breifne Way: www.bearabreifneway.ie
- The Ireland Way: www.theirelandway.ie/
- Sport Ireland maps: www.sportireland.ie/outdoors/walking/trails/multeen-way
- Multeen Tourism with brochures: www.multeentourism.com/multeen.html
- Cappawhite: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cappawhite
- Further info on Cappawhite: bearabreifneway.ie/cappaghwhite
- Donohill: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donohill
- St James holy well: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donohill
- Further info on Donohill: www.bearabreifneway.ie/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/BBW-Donohill-Map-2021-1.pdf
#Ireland #Bear...
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The Ormond Way | Portumna to Milestone | The Ireland Way 7 | Co. Tipperary
Просмотров 2872 года назад
Stage 7: The Ormond Way; 86km from Porutmna / Portland, Lorrha to Milestone Co. Tipperary Update: The 5km section we highlight at is no longer part of the Ormond way in 2022 Siblings Ornat and Aonghus hiking the Beara-Breifne way and holidaying at home. For Info: - Beara Breifne Way: www.bearabreifneway.ie - The Ireland Way: www.theirelandway.ie/ - The Ormond Way: www.sportireland.ie/outdoors/w...
Day Walk: Glendalough White Route | Spinc & Glenealo Valley
Просмотров 7 тыс.3 года назад
9.5km 3 hour walk in Glendalough, Wicklow Mountains National Park For Info: - Walking Routes: www.wicklowmountainsnationalpark.ie/recreation/walking-trails/ - Bus: www.glendaloughbus.com/ - Sport Ireland map: www.sportireland.ie/outdoors/walking/trails/spinc-glenealo-valley-glendalough #Ireland #Wicklow #Glendalough
The Hymany Way | Ballygar to Portumna | Beara-Breifne Way 6 | Co. Galway
Просмотров 4853 года назад
Stage 6: The Hymany Way; 90km from Ballygar to Portumna Siblings Ornat and Aonghus hiking the Beara-Breifne way over a summer of holidaying at home. For Info: - Beara Breifne Way: www.bearabreifneway.ie - The Ireland Way: www.theirelandway.ie/ - The Hymany Way: www.sportireland.ie/outdoors/walking/trails/hymany-way - Ballygar: ballygar.ie/ - The Coffee Drop: TheCoffeeDropBallygar/ ...
The Suck Valley Way | Castlerea to Ballygar | Beara-Breifne Way 5 | Roscommon & Galway
Просмотров 7933 года назад
Stage 5: The Suck Valley Way; 55/58km from Castlerea Co. Roscommon to Ballygar Co. Galway Siblings Ornat and Aonghus hiking the Beara-Breifne way over a summer of holidaying at home. Chapters 0:00 Intro 3:28 Walking 4:54 Cloondacarra Bridge 8:22 Galway border 9:30 Ballymoe 16:05 Glinsk Island 19:35 Lough Loung 21:24 Day 2 23:25 Creggs 25:50 Mount Mary 27:42 Top of Mt Mary 29:05 Aghrane Wood 32:...
The Lung / Lough Gara Way | Ballinafad to Castlerea | Beara-Breifne Way 4 | Sligo & Roscommon
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Stage 4: The Lung Lough Gara Way; 57.2km from southwest of Ballinafad to Loughglynn & Castlerea Siblings Ornat and Aonghus hiking the Beara-Breifne way over a summer of holidaying at home in 2020. Chapters 0:00 Intro 1:18 Day 1 Walking 4:21 Grave of the White Horse 7:30 Moygara Castle 11:17 Monasteraden 11:37 Lough Gara Lodge 12:28 Day 2 Plans 13:13 Day 2 Walking 14:35 Doggos 15:38 Bogland 15:5...
The Miner's Way 2 | Ballindoon Cross to Lung Lough Gara Way | Beara-Breifne Way 3b | Wild Camping!
Просмотров 4223 года назад
Stage 3, part 2: The Miner's Way; ~20km from Ballindoon Cross to Lung Lough Gara Way with an extra 6km or so for Carrowkeel and campsite detours Siblings Ornat and Aonghus hiking the Beara-Breifne way over a summer of holidaying at home. For Info: - Beara Breifne Way: www.bearabreifneway.ie - The Ireland Way: www.theirelandway.ie/ - The Miner's Way: www.sportireland.ie/outdoors/walking/trails/m...
The Miner's Way 1 | Drumleague Lock to Crossna | Beara Breifne Way 3a | WE GET LOST (AGAIN)
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Stage 3: The Miner's Way Way Day 1; 12km (and extra 7km ) from Drumleague Lock to Crossna. We get lost. Siblings Ornat and Aonghus hiking the Beara-Breifne way over a summer of holidaying at home. For Info: - Beara Breifne Way: www.bearabreifneway.ie - The Ireland Way: www.theirelandway.ie/ - The Miner's Way: www.sportireland.ie/outdoors/walking/trails/miners-way-historical-trail - Roscommon Mi...
The Leitrim Way 2020 | Dowra to Leitrim Village | Beara-Breifne Way 2
Просмотров 15 тыс.4 года назад
Stage 2: The (New!) Leitrim Way; 27km from Dowra to Blacklion Siblings Ornat and Aonghus hiking the Beara-Breifne way over a summer of holidaying at home. For Info: - Beara Breifne Way: www.bearabreifneway.ie/cavan-way/ - Leitrim Way Details & Maps: www.sportireland.ie/outdoors/walking/trails/leitrim-way - Dowra: goo.gl/maps/1Z5rGSqC8Np65b3S9 - Ballinaglera: www.ballinaglera.com/ - St Hugh's we...
The Cavan Way | Blacklion to Dowra | Beara-Breifne Way 1
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Siblings Ornat and Aonghus hiking the Beara-Breifne way over a summer of holidaying at home. Stage 1: The Cavan Way; 26km from Blacklion to Dowra Took us a day and it was hard For Info: - Beara Breifne Way: www.bearabreifneway.ie/cavan-way/ - Cavan Way Details & Maps: www.sportireland.ie/outdoors/walking/trails/cavan-way - Clancy's of Glenfarne: www.clancysofglenfarne.com/ - Blacklion: goo.gl/m...
Dublin Mountains Way 2 | Dublin Panoramic Viewpoint to Shankill | ZERO visibility in JUNE!
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Day 2 of Dublin Mountains Way from Dublin Panoramic Viewpoint to Shankill We decided to do the Dublin Mountains way to stay inside our 20km/county zone after the restrictions lifted after Coronavirus. * Info on Dublin Mountains Way - www.dublinmountains.ie/dublin... * Dublin Panoramic Viewpoint - goo.gl/maps/dNxR3GzaWb7XnX4W6 * Cruagh Woods - www.coillte.ie/site/cruagh-wood/ * Tibradden - www.c...
Dublin Mountains Way 1 | Tallaght to Dublin Panoramic Viewpoint | Don't do what we did!
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We decided to do the Dublin Mountains way to stay inside our 20km/county zone after the restrictions lifted after Coronavirus. * Info on Dublin Mountains Way - www.dublinmountains.ie/dublin_mountains_way/dublin_mountains_way/ * Sean Walsh Park - www.sdcc.ie/en/services/sport-and-recreation/parks/sean-walsh-park.html * Kiltipper Park - www.dublinsoutdoors.ie/visit/our-parks/kiltipper-park/ * Boh...
Well then the well is always well FULL . BOG SOAK IT UP . NO HURRY NO WORRY. SPLENDID . BRILLIANT . TIMELESS . STRANDED CONCIOUSNESS BEING . Walkin on water . Crimie do they have not AI . Aye . A long walk not spoiled .
I'm glad I'm not the only one that gets exasperated with Ireland's trail markings!
Thanks for the video, heading off this Sunday to do this.
My Grandfather Edward McGovern was living in Tents Townland County Cavan in 1911...Doyou have any footage of that area?...Im loving your clips
Although the Cavan way passes nearby that area, I don't believe it goes through it. You can see the map of the full trail here: www.sportireland.ie/outdoors/walking/trails/cavan-way I hope you get to visit some day! It's lovely area! I'd say it's changed a lot since your grandfather lived there!
Love how positive you still were despite the setbacks :) Did ye stay the night somewhere around Killakee or find a way in to the city? Trying to figure out splitting this over two days!
thank you! That’s a big help as I’m not familiar with the area. Good to know it’s easily accessible for a lift
Great video, thanks. I've been to Glendalough so many times, but you've made me want to ditch the kids (poor them!) And do the white trail. I've marked it in to my 2024 calendar.
Well done. Great job. Thank you both
Hello Ornat, me and my two friends are walking the walkway but going to cork instead. We are bringing a wheelie bin with us as well. If you used any maps apart from the ones provided online by the walkway folk we would be grateful if we could use them. If there’s any way we can talk privately that would be great. Thank you very much, Thomas.
Heading there on the 25th of March with sb fitness can't wait
Awful music.
We need to drop this "super excited " american shite... Like....
Will edit it out next time! 👌
I agree. More and more young Irish people are sounding American. This couple are a prime example. They both have that silly American twang. They've obviously been brought up watching American TV programmes. Not good.
Really nice intro!
Been to Drumshanbo ,and Leitrim many times in 56 years. It still looks the same. I have dear friends who live at the very southern tip of Lough Allen, and I'm treated to to a lovely trout or Salmon dinner when I am a guest there. Thanks for the memory!
It's definitely a wonderful place for a fresh trout straight from the lake!
Thinking of doing this with my daughter in sections. If you park and then walk ie Blacklion to Dowra, how did you get back to your car?
We had 2 cars, parked one either end. The only way really. Other alternative is to have a local taxi (or a friend!) collect you and bring you back. I don't think there's any direct buses, Google seems to give options through either Sligo or Manorhamilton for public transport
@@ornat Thank you
Do you never use am focal slighe no bealach for pathes in Irish like in Scotland in ghaidhlig. Uabhasach breagha,very interesting weel din!
We have names for all of them in both languages, but the ones in the Gaelacht tend to be known by their Irish names, like the Slí Gaelacht Mhuscraí
@@florencedixon9642 ballina glara what is that interpreted to,showing my ignorance of irish,is it bealach or bal as in settlement ,glera ?
From Wikipedia: Ballinaglera, officially Ballinagleragh (Irish: Baile na gCléireach, meaning "town of the clergy")
Brave.
John 3:16-21 16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. 17 For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. 18 He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. 19 And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil. 20 For every one that doeth evil hateth the light, neither cometh to the light, lest his deeds should be reproved. 21 But he that doeth truth cometh to the light, that his deeds may be made manifest, that they are wrought in God.
Couldn’t you have done a little research into the holy wells and sweathouse, for example? Kind of a lazy effort.
Would have liked this better without the music.
Thanks for the feedback, the free music you get for making videos isn't great unfortunately.
Back at my Granny's! Aaaaah brilliant! Thank you Ornat!
Glad you spotted somewhere you recognised!
Ha! That's my grandparent's old house now painted blue behind you at the end there. When I first saw it in the 60s it was white wash, black and red trim. It was a pub and shop. Ballygar had a much more Creggs feel back then... no traffic - just a few odd minis on the road, and tractors, and donkey and cart. I'm surprised the bluebells in Aughrane Forest weren't blooming last April. Maybe a bit too early for them, but there are millions if you catch them. Say hi to Pat at the Coffee Drop if you happen in there again. Thanks for this lovely and unexpected trip back home!
Been a rambler in England for years. Now in NW Ireland, Enniskillen. Love these videos, great to see there are actual footpaths and rights of way. Inspirational folks
Such an enjoyable video and great promo for Rural Ireland and indeed the HYMANY WAY . Great you enjoyed Ballygar and your are so right Pat Greally is a gentleman and the Coffee Drop is a one stop shop for food and refreshments . Well done and looking forward to the next video .
Who are 6
Another super cool route! Well done! Such a pity that so many stiles are overgrown
It really was a pity, but it's part of the charm of walking on a new way marked trail! As long as it's still passable, we are happy :)
Great stuff as always. Really should have put some trousers on for that overgrown section
Me too!
Just beautiful video.
The extreme flashbacks right at the end to The Sliver Brumby was the last thing I was expecting to remember while watching this, but thank you! 😂😄 - ellie
Let's just say it was a bit of our theme song while walking that day.... A bit mad 😂
"Lovely bit of muck!" 😂but also very much agree, nothing better! And my soles were tingling with imaginary sympathy pain from similar long days 🙈Lovely videos! - ellie
Very grateful for the RUclips algorithm for recommending this today! Bringing back lots of memories from our walk. And while I feel your pain when walking the wrong trail for 2hrs, at least that route did look really pretty! 😅😆 - ellie
Hahaha! Yeah we were super clueless tbf! Have done much more walking since... 😅 It was super pretty but a lot of work to get back to the right track
some great shots of the area and some lovely music... to bad the walkers come off a little patronising and ill informed about what they are actually encountering.
@@doloresaquines1529 a great trait to have! 😊
Just what i'm planning to do this weekend, thanks for showing me the way!!
Go early if you want to avoid crowds! I can imagine it'll be very busy this weekend!
We will really enjoy watching this we can wish we were there we love your channel and we just love Ireland after all what we’ve been through hope we want to come to Ireland now we can travel once again.You make it all appealing to come.Best wishes to you both hope your keeping well.Peace to Ireland 🇮🇪.🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀☘️☘️🌈🌈☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️
Wow, some fantastic shots and animal encounters here. You really did get out at a good time, there's not a soul around! Really class, Glendalough looking as good as it ever has
Hi love your content ive lived here only 5 years we emmigrated from the middlands in uk with my wife and teenage daughter to start a new adventure and sold up and found a preoperty here in ireland we live in leitrim. I really cant praise this place enough its quiet and people are so warm friendly. I ve explored a little but your channel is great as got local points for walks etc which i wasnt aware of. Keep up the great work you two make a great team bro and sis cant beat it. i have subbed and will be giving shout out to you both on my social media and everywhere else. Who needs a holiday abroad when youve got such a beautiful country like ireland to explore.
Ah thanks for the nice comments 😁 nothing like getting outside and appreciating what we have on our own doorstep to take the mind of all the isolation!!! Found a few places we'd never have seen otherwise had it not been for the walking. I like to call it slow tourism!
Great stuff as always
Love what you are showing us we hope to come Next year now.Hope you’ve got plenty more for us your so friendly we love what you do.God Bless.Hope to see you again.🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️
Thanks for the positivity! 😁 Finally posted the Hymany way which we walked last September! Soon will get around to walks this from this year. The camera broke on the next section so the next video might be a bit tricky to edit!
Do love these travel videos are you a couple you look very good and beautiful together.We’re. Missing Ireland a lot when we come we stay in houses can’t wait to came once again we just love It when we are in Ireland we’re so happy there.Just love these.Thank you.💚💚💚💚💚💚🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍
Come here,is there any yellow arrows like the caminos in spain
Mostly just the yellow walking man waymarker, not quite Camino style! There were a couple fields with plain yellow arrows maybe as temporary waymarkers, also some of the wooded bits have arrows painted on trees to help ☺️
Great job guys, I very nearly took that short cut also but I needed to get shots of the castle. It's strange, I felt very drained doing that section, must be some weird magic in those woods 😁.
Do you have any social media channels I can follow so I can help promote you?
Not at the moment, just making the videos for the joy of the walking, learning how to put together the videos, and sharing the experience of walking for now :) Might up the game a bit for the 2021 season, but sure we'll see! Haven't gotten out for a decent walk since we finished up in Portumna :( well, I haven't, apart from some local Dublin walks. Aonghus has had some decent walks since out in the west!
For how we were feeling at that point in time and dying to set up camp and rest, it was definitely the right decision for us, but I do feel like we missed out in the castle! 😞 At the time, we said we'd drive back to it when we finished our walk, but we never did! 😓
@@ornat well you didn't miss that much to be honest. I stood at that crossroads for maybe 5 minutes debating the short cut or not. Ah no worries I'll share a pic of the video on my insta anyways.
we both follow you in instagram 🤓 - @0rnat and @aillillaonghusetc (actually, just checked, Aonghus doesn't really use instagram 😜 )
Lovely relaxed account of the trail. If only I was 30 years younger, would give it a try! You are brave to take on the wild camping. Definitely very helpful.
Loved this. Must try it sometime. Keep up the good work!
Another great video. Must do the other half of this walk sometime!
Yeah, the suck valley way was really lovely! Get back to the friendly villages post-pandemic!
Good to see changes to the trail and I'm very happy to see that dangerous road section has been cut out. Really lovely job.
I think some of the trails are getting great improvements year on year as the popularity of the Beara Breifne way grows, definitely a few changes since you did it yourself, but that bog outside Ballaghaderreen and the glove on the stick was still there, took a shot just for the craic! Thanks for the inspiration to get the walking done! Appreciate how much work goes into the editing after doing a few videos myself... 2 more yet to finish from last year (we made it as far as Portumna), but finding the time to edit is the hardest part!
Well done, you two!
Thanks Ciara!
Nice job. 👍👌👏
Thanks 😁
Your best work yet Orno, absolutely love this
Glad you like it, now on to the next one!
A courageous undertaking, which you obviously enjoyed. Great ideas and tips on advantages and disadvantages. Very informative for those of us planning staycations. Gave a preview of some of the flora and fauna. Definitely showed the need for waterproof boots and clothing. Good comment on the need for water and availability. Looking forward to seeing your next adventure.
I recommend doing this walk with your sister
Sure it's a great walk to do with anyone!
Thanks for the views guys! Exciting stuff
Fair play folks! I'm impressed with the quality of your videos, what camera did you use?