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Exploring Dublin Ireland & New York City! - Adam Koralik
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2022
- It's Adam Koralik here and today we're traveling to New York City, Dublin (Ireland), and...eventually other places. Yeah, so we essentially accidentally ended up in Ireland and decided to make the most of it. Oops!
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Thanks! for the great videos
sorry to say but I love this more than the main channel & also one of it not my fav travel channels
IF you ever decide to end the main channel i hope you allway keep thia going this is good for you & the viewers
so here his 5$ SuperThanks I never did this before but that's how much this channel means to me
Hey, thanks dude!
No videos in weeks, do you even try?
As someone from Ireland you did a great job Adam, in showing off our capital city.
I nearly always cringe when someone not from here tries to explain Irish history. Though by outlining the basics and not getting bogged down on the details, you gave enough info for people to find out more!
The area you were in is called the Docklands. It was previously where Dublin Port was located before in moved to the mouth of the River Liffey, but was redeveloped 20 years to office and aparatments. Hence why the streets are planned and in a grid layout which is unusal for most of Ireland.
I often hear Americans describe Dublin in particular, as somewhere taken out of New England so the vibe you picked up in Dublin is shared by many!
Looking forward to seeing where else you travelled to and ate while in Ireland!
Thanks!
Neat little bonus adventure, I’ll take it! Looking forward to the next part.
Tip for anyone going to Dublin use the LUAS (The railway system in Dublin as it can help you get across the city and its very good value).
That foosball table looks next gen
I went to Dublin when I was around 14 or so. We stayed at an ice queen's mansion. It was a little creepy. o u o
Cool video, as usual! Can't wait for the next one. ^^
Hey, it's been awhile. I was on a journey of self reflection in order to find the meaning of life, and I did. It turns out that it was just liking turtles this whole time! Who would have thought?
Welcome back from the Galapagos.
For the car plate, the first is a number for the year of the car. Letter for county in Ireland.
Top 'o the Mornin' to our favorite Bearded Nerd. On this trip he and the GF our on their way to her homeland for a visit. They go and visit New York City, and get Japanese food. Unfortunately due to Airport staff issues, in Belgium, they are forced to make an unexpected stop in the Republic of Ireland's capital of Dublin. Well there the Sega Pluto's handler walks and vlogs while exploring and eating around the city, while giving various tips about EU Travel.
This is an awesome trip so far. Look forward to more next time. Thanks Adam.
Great video. You're not quite right about tipping though. It's become much more of a thing in Europe. It's expected in most restaurants.
That's definitely not true, it very much changes from country to country.
man that sushi looked *amazing* the wife and I are always down for a good sushi roll (sashimi and nigri also personal favorites of mine!) over in Ireland proper, those pringles flavors sounded kinda good wish they brought those here!! looking forward to the next episode this looks to be a fun adventure!
My mom and step dad went to Ireland when they got married but I've never been myself. Another place in Europe I'd like to see. Also the homeland of OneyNG, one of my favorite RUclipsrs.
Dude. 14:20 Bulls Jackets in front of you. lol
Good and correct summary of the somewhat complicated british/irish geography in the middle adam. Ever been to scotland.? I am from Edinburgh
Thanks, yes, I have.
The yacht you saw in Dublin is called Slipstream and is owned by businessman Jack Cowin, the owner of KFC, Dominos, Burger King.
So jealous of this entire trip. From the food to the destinations.
Goooooood.
Rob! Japanese food is great 👍 I was just in newark Airport, now in south America
Enjoy!
Last census it listed 1.7 million people still spoke to the Irish language. Now mind you in Dublin known as the Pale which was the strong hold of the English So you might not find a lot of Irish speakers there but if you go out west there’s a lot
I’ve met more fluent Irish speakers from south Dublin than anywhere else in Ireland outside of a Gaeltacht.
@@Dreyno Tá áthas orm é sin a chloisteáil.
With phones, depends also on technology. If your phone is GSM/SIM card based, and Triband it will likely work. Quadband, even more likely. If it is CDMA and doesn’t support fallback to GSM, it basically won’t work. There is zero, and I really mean ZERO, CDMA in Europe.
make lisbon vlog next
I did, it's coming.
I miss American Sushi which is difficult to obtain in Japan.
wut
Dr. Pepper is the one drink that tastes better with hfcs.
The American flag attracts American tourists, that's why you see it more than the EU flag.
The main reason you see American flags is because the second largest demographic of tourists travelling to Ireland are from the US. (The first is the UK but that flag isn't hung for obvious reasons haha). The businesses in Ireland want to please the Americans and thus hang flags everywhere. Most Irish people would find it very unusual if someone who wasn't trying to get tourists in, hung an American flag up. (Not necessarily in an anti-US way, more so that it doesn't really make sense as you said).
Great video overall though, very informative :)
Dublin is a city founded by vikings. cool eh?
They were kicked out in the year 1014 ad , at the battle of Clontarf
@@hupk5669 like I said Dublin was founded by vikings, pretty badass eh
@@kebsood not really!
0:30 did you not take the clear lane and go through regular security with your girlfriend? If so, that's true love ❤
In Chicago? No I used the Clear lane. Then I can take her liquids through.
Dublin is not Ireland…. Cheers
Correct, but it is a city in Ireland.