Irish people are the nicest, funniest people ever! Ireland is a great travel destination for its beautiful towns and scenery but the friendly people make it extra rewarding! I can’t wait to go back and explore more of the country.
Irish people are very friendly when my husband and I went we joked that you had to give yourself extra time in each shop as shop keepers would spend half hour talking to you and finding out all about you😂
Watching this while Covid19 is getting really bad, started from the beginning and I’m now on episode 401! Can’t travel but these videos help pass the time and I love watching you guy, you’re amazing, feel like we’re best friends but have never met!
I have been binge watching your videos after finding your channel the other day. So glad to see you’ve been to my homeland and everyone was so welcoming! Ireland is such a fantastic country, North and South. You guys have to come back and explore more, there’s so much to see and do. Belfast is worth spending a day or two in, it has started gaining popularity with tourists in the past few years, its the capital of the North and where I call home, you wouldn’t regret it
9:03 I LOVE those pit stops when on road trips; buying snacks and experiencing the local flavors for the first time, shopping for trivial items, it's just so relaxing and fun. That store looks huge though!
Did anybody else realize how plane is spelt in the description? Plain. That made me laugh for a while. That's what happens when you post youtube videos at 4 AM. That would normally annoy me, but when they do it, it's just adorable. Love these guys.
You guys are awesome. I have a vlog request. With all your travel experience I think it would be great if you did a vlog on travel safety and some experiences of situations that made you uncomfortable and how you handled them. Could you?
I know this comment is a year late, but omg this video makes me miss Ireland! Genuinely some of the friendliest, most welcoming people I've ever met were in Ireland. And their accents are my favorite in the English-speaking world.
Yay! Been waiting for so long to see Irish vlogs! Hope you really enjoyed your stay and hopefully that warm welcome continued throughout your trip here :)
Oh my gosh I can’t believe there’s finally a country you all are in that I went to before you! 😂 Ireland is stunning, the people are the best, and I’m so excited to see this series! When I went it only took me 3 plane rides and 24 hours to get there 🙃
Rewatching so many of the older videos during the pandemic. 1. It gave me flashbacks to "talking" to a computerized assistant when I was attempting to get insurance through my credit card before my trip. 2. Right before y'all walked into Aldi I had a "But where are your masks!?" moment. 🤣
08:08 time change! EU continent UK/Ireland - 1 hour. Your 1:45 hours flight left Brussels at 4:25 and was scheduled to arrive in Dublin at 5:10; great vids please continue!
It made me think of something that had never crossed my mind before. When driving in a vehicle with the driver on the right, are the accelerator, brake, and clutch also a mirror image of what we drive in the U.S.? Even more than driving on the left, THAT would screw me up! I would go to hit the clutch and drive right through a storefront!
@@robertmorris2056 the pedals are in same order as cars that drive on the right. I've rented manual cars in Europe and no issue apart from gear stick but it doesn't take long
Love your vlogs - per usual. I'm a big Game Of Thrones show geek... so you all being in ireland for the next 5days is perfect! Would love to see the beech trees of Northern Ireland - can't wait for the upcoming vlogs ☺️☺️
"Left side, left side." Haha! My husband and I drove around the English countryside a couple of summers ago, and I said that out loud every time I had to make a turn!
I've been to a lot of states and countries with allegedly "the nicest people" (Midwest, Canada, Switzerland, etc) and indeed they were plenty nice, but Ireland was without contest the place where I met legitimately THE friendliest people I've ever encountered anywhere on the planet. Notably I recall a long cab ride back to DUB for my outbound flight when my absolute legend of a cab driver spent 40 min chatting with me about The Kinks. Completely on brand that your Airbnb lady was so sweet and adorable.
8 years back I landed in Ireland to do my Ph.D. I felt the immigration officer to the policeman in the airport was so happy to see me there as if they knew me from somewhere. I lived in the country for next 4 years to complete my degree. I miss it. Now I live in NJ, USA
When I went from France to Ireland.. my day of travel actually started in Amsterdam then a train to Calais and then a ferry from Calais to Dover and then bus to London then another bus to Birmingham and then another bus that drove onto the ferry and crossed to Dublin and then a bus to Cork.
So happy you guys have come to Ireland! I lived in Galway for four years, it's amazing. I highly recommend you guys visit the Cliffs of Moher and the Burren, which is where I'm from. Lord of the Rings is based on the Burren!
I had to laugh, I'm English and used to driving on the left but we went to Ireland and had a hire car and it was a manual, I've driven an automatic for years. I jerked us out of the airport, lol, we were staying in a cottage that was in the middle of nowhere down a narrow country lane got lost 3 times and ended up having to knock on a persons door to ask the way, by this time it was dark and a lot of the lanes didn't have lighting, I was surprised the people whose door we knocked on answered us but they did and drew us a map, everyone was lovely and helpful, eventually found our cottage and had a wonderful holiday there 😁
Wow, even countries with right side of the road Roundabouts are easy they are very popular all through Europe, I only wish we had more roundabouts in the US.
It seems like they were first introduced in the UK actually! I learnt that in this video, which you may find interesting (it tries to explain why the US have almost no roundabouts): ruclips.net/video/AqcyRxZJCXc/видео.html
Dublin is so lovely and the people are really really friendly. I visited it two months ago. Make sure you check out the Guinness World exhibition, the whiskey tour, trinity college and the book of Kells etc. Have a great time, keep safe and happy travels. 😊💖✈️🌍
Hi Kara & Nate, don't if you look at these comments. You should get a Chase Sapphire card, Preferred or Reserve. Both include primary insurance, which is considered full insurance. You never have to report anything to your insurance company, like you would with the Citi Thank You Prestige or Premier. They also cover Ireland.
Absolutely loving the videos! I’m a new subscriber and spent the last week watching, you’re my new favourite channel. If you’re ever back in London and need a real guide get in touch! I would love to show you around ‘proper London’. Take care x
Welcome to Ireland. Céad milé failté (One-hundred-thousand welcomes)!! Really good choice to go straight to Galway. You probably have all this covered but Cliffs of Moher in County Clare is a must see and while in the area you must visit Ennis where an Irish traditional music and dance festival called The Fleadh (pronounced 'Flaa') fill the pubs and streets, has been on all week and finishes on the 21st. Apart from that west Co. Galway has The Gaeltacht area where the Irish language is spoken primarily, you might enjoy that too. Hope the weather stays dry for you both. Enjoy!! Oh yea and try and attend a GAA game. It's an Irish sport of Hurling or Gaelic Football. Loads of games happen throughout the week but mainly at weekends. Games played by young kids all the up to senior level. Uniquely Irish. :]
Almost every video you guys made where Belgium was featured, made me a bit homesick as I’m not able to visit my family this year due to the corona virus. Still like them though. 😁
I too have chosen a longer way to get between 2 places... Instead of ~$450 to fly HEL to TXL with Lufthansa (direct flight), I chose $178 to fly SAS from HEL to OSL with 5.5 hour layover (with lounge access) before OSL to TXL... Long day but worth the saving...
It's been a while lads! Can't believe i'm watching this 3 weeks after ye have been here in Galway. I would have met up with ye and brought ye to Taaffes & Ti Coili's pubs down on Shop Street for some great Guinness. See ye stayed in Cregmore, Claregalway....my cousin owns Cregmore Golf Club, ye could have done a few rounds! Just back from a wedding in Edinburgh, flew from Dublin cos it's cheaper than Shannon....Ryanair...34 Euro return...can't go wrong with that. Off to South Korea & the Philippines late October....a lot cheaper than Ireland anyways, then Vietnam & Cambodia after Christmas.....visa for 'Nam might be tricky though. I remember watching you're vid in Halong Bay near Hanoi, so i'll keep that boat company in mind. There are so many new routes with different airlines out of Dublin now to the States, it's hard to keep up....prices have come down bigtime.......next thing you know, there'll be a Delta route to Memphis TN! Congrats on yer 56th Country......i'm actually in a quandary with my own count, met different travellers abroad the last while, and we all have a different take on the subject...for example, I count being to Northern Ireland, England, Scotland & Wales (The UK)...as having being to one Country, some other folks don't...they count that as having been to 4 Countries. Another guy was counting Vatican City as a Country....because kinda technically it is, with a seat at the UN. Then you have other people counting San Marino, Monaco, Gibraltar, Taiwan etc.....at my conservative count, i'm at 39........if I hadn't been Stateside 53 times (girlfriends, friends, functions etc), that count would be a lot bigger now, but i'll pass that 120 mark by my 50th birthday hopefully......Question is: Will we ever really stop? :)
+Noelio Emerald-Isle sorry we missed ya in Ireland! We are going to South Korea next week so you can get ideas for your trip with our vlog! Jealous of your Vietnam/Cambodia trip. We loved it there.
+Noelio Emerald-Isle sorry we missed ya in Ireland! We are going to South Korea next week so you can get ideas for your trip with our vlog! Jealous of your Vietnam/Cambodia trip. We loved it there.
I just checked in my National Geographic World Atlas. You were on Greenwich Mean Time in Ireland, which also includes the UK and Portugal. Most of the rest of western Europe is an hour behind.
Just FYI you can book a train from Paris Gare du Nord to Brussels Zuid for around €29. It's quicker and more comfortable. The only issue is the budget trains (IZY) aren't very regular but the more expensive trains (Thalys) run much more frequently
2:41 wait, is that a built-in charger i see in your suitcase? If yes, you guys have a lot of stuff you can make videos about after traveling; and travel gear is one of them.
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I know this is very selfish of me, but I hope y'all never stop traveling/making vlogs. It's my happy place!!!!!!!!!!
So happy to hear 😀 I hope we don't either!
I agree...they are so relaxing to watch. The music, the view..the food yum 😋
Lol you have no idea what’s coming
why did you not check beauvais Dublin cheap tickets with ryanair
Irish people are the nicest, funniest people ever! Ireland is a great travel destination for its beautiful towns and scenery but the friendly people make it extra rewarding! I can’t wait to go back and explore more of the country.
Love how you called a motorway an interstate, even though there aren't such thing as states in Ireland :') Loving the vlogs!
Good point, haha!
Technically the M1 (Belfast / Dublin) is an Interstate.
Irish people are very friendly when my husband and I went we joked that you had to give yourself extra time in each shop as shop keepers would spend half hour talking to you and finding out all about you😂
That's so true, lovely people. And fun!
Watching this while Covid19 is getting really bad, started from the beginning and I’m now on episode 401! Can’t travel but these videos help pass the time and I love watching you guy, you’re amazing, feel like we’re best friends but have never met!
Same but it's now sep 2020. Still pandemic :(
And now we know...
I have been binge watching your videos after finding your channel the other day. So glad to see you’ve been to my homeland and everyone was so welcoming! Ireland is such a fantastic country, North and South. You guys have to come back and explore more, there’s so much to see and do. Belfast is worth spending a day or two in, it has started gaining popularity with tourists in the past few years, its the capital of the North and where I call home, you wouldn’t regret it
@3:41 "Ladies & Gentlemen you are very welcome aboard this flight #### with the destination Barbados .... YOU WISH!" LOL
Sirenna Palici, who knows? Maybe the flight actually did start in Brussels, stopping in Dublin on the way to Barbados.
haha, a ryanair flight going to barbados? we can only dream...
That's Irish humor.
Love the positive attitude!! And soooo happy that you've gotten a warm reception in Ireland. We miss you!
Lol, Nate at the first bus station "Is this what it feels like to be on time?"
Watching Kara and Nate bicker is actually adorable ♥️😭
3:40 3:19 was Ryanair using a jetbridge??? Crazy
joseph Warford IK I usually never fly Ryanair but when I do they usually use the stairs
I’ve used a jetbridge in Malaga and I think in Amman
Also use them in Palma/LEPA in the winter seasons when there on the cheap!
It's all jetbridges in Paris
9:03 I LOVE those pit stops when on road trips; buying snacks and experiencing the local flavors for the first time, shopping for trivial items, it's just so relaxing and fun. That store looks huge though!
I keep saying it: I love travel and wish so much that my wife was as chill about the little detours and unexpected hassles as you guys are.
Such a great travel day guys. Love how you keep those smiles on the whole time! - Thomas and Sheena PS Aldi, Aldi, Aldi!! It's totally the best! 😀
Did anybody else realize how plane is spelt in the description? Plain. That made me laugh for a while. That's what happens when you post youtube videos at 4 AM. That would normally annoy me, but when they do it, it's just adorable. Love these guys.
Seeing this the next day made me feel like a jerk.
Haha
I have to agree with you!! Ireland folks are the nicest people! I spent 10 days there and loved every minute of it. Would go back in a a heartbeat!
Kristi Kulis You're welcome any time, we love visiters :)
I love how casual of a question that is to ask someone
You guys are awesome. I have a vlog request. With all your travel experience I think it would be great if you did a vlog on travel safety and some experiences of situations that made you uncomfortable and how you handled them. Could you?
I know this comment is a year late, but omg this video makes me miss Ireland! Genuinely some of the friendliest, most welcoming people I've ever met were in Ireland. And their accents are my favorite in the English-speaking world.
Yay! Been waiting for so long to see Irish vlogs! Hope you really enjoyed your stay and hopefully that warm welcome continued throughout your trip here :)
Oh my gosh I can’t believe there’s finally a country you all are in that I went to before you! 😂 Ireland is stunning, the people are the best, and I’m so excited to see this series! When I went it only took me 3 plane rides and 24 hours to get there 🙃
Rewatching so many of the older videos during the pandemic.
1. It gave me flashbacks to "talking" to a computerized assistant when I was attempting to get insurance through my credit card before my trip.
2. Right before y'all walked into Aldi I had a "But where are your masks!?" moment. 🤣
Yes Ireland !!!!!! It's a great country!! My family is Irish and from Dublin.
Enjoy your stay there
Love love these videos
+Karen Modestino yay! 🍀
08:08 time change! EU continent UK/Ireland - 1 hour. Your 1:45 hours flight left Brussels at 4:25 and was scheduled to arrive in Dublin at 5:10; great vids please continue!
Dublin to Galway! It's always harsh to hear our accent on camera haha (I'm Northern Ireland)
Same
"Driving a stick and on the left is a lot to think about", love it!!! I seriously laughed out loud.
Great video guys.
Lol, it's kinda true though... at least driving on left side of road, yikes...
It made me think of something that had never crossed my mind before. When driving in a vehicle with the driver on the right, are the accelerator, brake, and clutch also a mirror image of what we drive in the U.S.? Even more than driving on the left, THAT would screw me up! I would go to hit the clutch and drive right through a storefront!
@@robertmorris2056 the pedals are in same order as cars that drive on the right.
I've rented manual cars in Europe and no issue apart from gear stick but it doesn't take long
Was lovely meeting you guys in Europcar in Dublin 👊🏻 Keep up the good work
+Hugh Arse heyyyy you found us! Nice meeting you too sir! 🤗
Love your vlogs - per usual. I'm a big Game Of Thrones show geek... so you all being in ireland for the next 5days is perfect! Would love to see the beech trees of Northern Ireland - can't wait for the upcoming vlogs ☺️☺️
"Left side, left side." Haha! My husband and I drove around the English countryside a couple of summers ago, and I said that out loud every time I had to make a turn!
Can we just take a moment and appreciate how good Kara’s accents are.
I've been to a lot of states and countries with allegedly "the nicest people" (Midwest, Canada, Switzerland, etc) and indeed they were plenty nice, but Ireland was without contest the place where I met legitimately THE friendliest people I've ever encountered anywhere on the planet. Notably I recall a long cab ride back to DUB for my outbound flight when my absolute legend of a cab driver spent 40 min chatting with me about The Kinks. Completely on brand that your Airbnb lady was so sweet and adorable.
The music gets better and better
8 years back I landed in Ireland to do my Ph.D. I felt the immigration officer to the policeman in the airport was so happy to see me there as if they knew me from somewhere. I lived in the country for next 4 years to complete my degree. I miss it. Now I live in NJ, USA
I can't believe that I was here at the same time as you years before I knew about your channel!!!
When I went from France to Ireland.. my day of travel actually started in Amsterdam then a train to Calais and then a ferry from Calais to Dover and then bus to London then another bus to Birmingham and then another bus that drove onto the ferry and crossed to Dublin and then a bus to Cork.
The storytelling is really getting better. It was good before, mind you, but it's really great now.
Thank you I love your videos and how passionate u are have fun traveling and have a safe journey xx 😘
Why did I start crying when the air bnb host started talking!!! I need to visit!!
Wow, you're in Ireland! Doing the same trip in about a month.. curious to see what your itinerary will look like :) Love your channel!
Your Air B&B host sounds incredible! And so sweet!
I don't know why but I just love y'all's travel day vlogs! Great video as always.
+Ashley Meyer Garrett thanks 🤗😁
Have a great time in Ireland!!!
Had a day trip in Dublin 4 days before you... Hope you like it! Beautiful place. Ryanair- always reliable for savings!!!
So happy youre finally in ireland. Come to belfast!
So happy you guys have come to Ireland! I lived in Galway for four years, it's amazing. I highly recommend you guys visit the Cliffs of Moher and the Burren, which is where I'm from. Lord of the Rings is based on the Burren!
Middle Earth I should say is based on The Burren
I had to laugh, I'm English and used to driving on the left but we went to Ireland and had a hire car and it was a manual, I've driven an automatic for years. I jerked us out of the airport, lol, we were staying in a cottage that was in the middle of nowhere down a narrow country lane got lost 3 times and ended up having to knock on a persons door to ask the way, by this time it was dark and a lot of the lanes didn't have lighting, I was surprised the people whose door we knocked on answered us but they did and drew us a map, everyone was lovely and helpful, eventually found our cottage and had a wonderful holiday there 😁
Wow, even countries with right side of the road Roundabouts are easy they are very popular all through Europe, I only wish we had more roundabouts in the US.
It seems like they were first introduced in the UK actually! I learnt that in this video, which you may find interesting (it tries to explain why the US have almost no roundabouts): ruclips.net/video/AqcyRxZJCXc/видео.html
*_"Destination, Barbados. Y O U W I S H !"_*
Dublin is so lovely and the people are really really friendly. I visited it two months ago. Make sure you check out the Guinness World exhibition, the whiskey tour, trinity college and the book of Kells etc. Have a great time, keep safe and happy travels. 😊💖✈️🌍
Omg first comment I've never been this early. I love your channel so much and it feels like I'm traveling the world with you❤️
+TheJulesAndMargoShow 💜💜💜
Hi Kara & Nate, don't if you look at these comments. You should get a Chase Sapphire card, Preferred or Reserve. Both include primary insurance, which is considered full insurance. You never have to report anything to your insurance company, like you would with the Citi Thank You Prestige or Premier. They also cover Ireland.
oh my goodness - that air b&b host was the CUTEST.
I’m watching all your videos at 1:12 AM whilst in a Coronavirus lockdown and I can’t leave the house. I don’t know why I do this to myself lol
OMG!! I didn't know phone-charging suitcases were a thing!!!!! That's amazing! Genius idea!!! I want one!!
Ooooooo , a Bob and Gina teaser!
I'm giggling at the green kids not knowing that the time goes back an hour from Paris to Dublin!✌🐢
Lucky! Ireland is my dream destination!
Absolutely loving the videos! I’m a new subscriber and spent the last week watching, you’re my new favourite channel. If you’re ever back in London and need a real guide get in touch! I would love to show you around ‘proper London’. Take care x
+Gem Jones awww thanks! Happy you're enjoying them 🤗
always look forward to the travel day vlogs 👌🏼👌🏼😂
+Cavin Domingo always interesting 👍🏻
That “It’s gonna be great” cracked me up!
This vlog was so cool!! Gosh I mis traveling!!
Btw...I think you have the cutest host ever!
+Mily Alvarez agreed!!!
The left handed rental car 🤣🤣🤣. The manual part blew my mind…
Your travel days are so much more fun to watch :D
Aww the AIR BNB host is sooo nice !
I've been hooked on your vlogs since Oktoberfest!
Always enjoy watching your travels, here in the UK!
Take care!
So fun, I love Ireland!
Great video guys! I really liked Karas impression of a high Irish guy :)
Great vlog.My mom was born in Ireland, have fun!!😀🇨🇦🍀☘
You have to do an out-takes video! I bet it'll be hillarious!
Sounded just like us when Nate said, “This feels weird, is this what it’s like to be on time?” Proud to be fellow tidoptimists! 😂😅
What's that?
If your ever in Northern Italy, I would love to show you around the northern most city in Italy.
Welcome to Ireland. Céad milé failté (One-hundred-thousand welcomes)!! Really good choice to go straight to Galway. You probably have all this covered but Cliffs of Moher in County Clare is a must see and while in the area you must visit Ennis where an Irish traditional music and dance festival called The Fleadh (pronounced 'Flaa') fill the pubs and streets, has been on all week and finishes on the 21st. Apart from that west Co. Galway has The Gaeltacht area where the Irish language is spoken primarily, you might enjoy that too. Hope the weather stays dry for you both. Enjoy!!
Oh yea and try and attend a GAA game. It's an Irish sport of Hurling or Gaelic Football. Loads of games happen throughout the week but mainly at weekends. Games played by young kids all the up to senior level. Uniquely Irish. :]
the soundtrack headed to my playlist))) love u, guyz!))
Not Kara throwing shade in the bloopers 😂😂😂
Almost every video you guys made where Belgium was featured, made me a bit homesick as I’m not able to visit my family this year due to the corona virus. Still like them though. 😁
The Irish and the Welsh are the most lovely welcoming people in the UK 🤗😍
Excuse me
ryan air pilot bringing the banter
I too have chosen a longer way to get between 2 places... Instead of ~$450 to fly HEL to TXL with Lufthansa (direct flight), I chose $178 to fly SAS from HEL to OSL with 5.5 hour layover (with lounge access) before OSL to TXL... Long day but worth the saving...
Love the music! "Black coffee..."
It's been a while lads! Can't believe i'm watching this 3 weeks after ye have been here in Galway. I would have met up with ye and brought ye to Taaffes & Ti Coili's pubs down on Shop Street for some great Guinness. See ye stayed in Cregmore, Claregalway....my cousin owns Cregmore Golf Club, ye could have done a few rounds! Just back from a wedding in Edinburgh, flew from Dublin cos it's cheaper than Shannon....Ryanair...34 Euro return...can't go wrong with that. Off to South Korea & the Philippines late October....a lot cheaper than Ireland anyways, then Vietnam & Cambodia after Christmas.....visa for 'Nam might be tricky though. I remember watching you're vid in Halong Bay near Hanoi, so i'll keep that boat company in mind. There are so many new routes with different airlines out of Dublin now to the States, it's hard to keep up....prices have come down bigtime.......next thing you know, there'll be a Delta route to Memphis TN! Congrats on yer 56th Country......i'm actually in a quandary with my own count, met different travellers abroad the last while, and we all have a different take on the subject...for example, I count being to Northern Ireland, England, Scotland & Wales (The UK)...as having being to one Country, some other folks don't...they count that as having been to 4 Countries. Another guy was counting Vatican City as a Country....because kinda technically it is, with a seat at the UN. Then you have other people counting San Marino, Monaco, Gibraltar, Taiwan etc.....at my conservative count, i'm at 39........if I hadn't been Stateside 53 times (girlfriends, friends, functions etc), that count would be a lot bigger now, but i'll pass that 120 mark by my 50th birthday hopefully......Question is: Will we ever really stop? :)
+Noelio Emerald-Isle sorry we missed ya in Ireland! We are going to South Korea next week so you can get ideas for your trip with our vlog! Jealous of your Vietnam/Cambodia trip. We loved it there.
+Noelio Emerald-Isle sorry we missed ya in Ireland! We are going to South Korea next week so you can get ideas for your trip with our vlog! Jealous of your Vietnam/Cambodia trip. We loved it there.
👏🏽 look at y’all on time to the bus station.
Can you see how much battery is in your suitcase? I am intrigued that there is such a contraption.
8:55 THATS THE ALDI FROM MY TOWM😮
Nate! Eyes on the road!!!
My dad works at Brussels Airport at customs and i think i saw him in the video😂
Making me miss my Grandma. She was born in Ireland.
And doing manual shift with your left hand instead of your right--that probably added some stress.
4:09
Our beautiful country of Ireland 🇮🇪 Oh how I love it. 🕊✝️🙋♂️👍😇🇮🇪💚🧡 Welcome USA people . We love you guys.🇺🇸❤💙
Perfection as usual! :)
🎵Black coffee, I've seened Dublin 🎶 😁😄
Love your videos! Come to Newfoundland, Canada! Just make sure its the summer....east coast Canada would love to have you!
Absolutely loved the video
Loved this vlog!
I just checked in my National Geographic World Atlas. You were on Greenwich Mean Time in Ireland, which also includes the UK and Portugal. Most of the rest of western Europe is an hour behind.
Jim Green the rest of Europe is an hour ahead of the UK
Just FYI you can book a train from Paris Gare du Nord to Brussels Zuid for around €29. It's quicker and more comfortable. The only issue is the budget trains (IZY) aren't very regular but the more expensive trains (Thalys) run much more frequently
lmao " ... destination barbados... you wish"
+Joape Nainoca 😉
@@KaraandNate wonder if Barbados to them is Dublin
That's what I thought too lol
@@alfiestrains2595 nah Dublin is wayyy better
So cruel 😂
Please come back to Ireland I love your channel please come back and come stay in Offaly
interstate! bless your hearts!
Awesome video, as always. Your video's always look so smooth, what are your camera settings ? Do you record in 60fps ?
2:41 wait, is that a built-in charger i see in your suitcase? If yes, you guys have a lot of stuff you can make videos about after traveling; and travel gear is one of them.
Sooo excited to see Ireland by car from you guys! We're doing that next year for a joint-honeymoon trip 😂
Definitely take notes on our Cliffs of Moher day! It was incredible! (coming soon!)