Ireland really has a National Leprechaun Museum
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- Опубликовано: 10 авг 2022
- I Went To The National Leprechaun Museum of Ireland as an Irish person to see what all the fuss is about the little guys. ☘️
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The ☘️ Irish Bucket List ☘️ Ep 65:
🌈 National Leprechaun Museum of Ireland
📍 Jervis St, Dublin
🎟 www.leprechaunmuseum.ie/
💸 €14
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Can’t wait to see the “filthy folklore” video! Hope you get a thousand plus likes. I did my part. Love from Ohio! 💜
She's at 1.4K a day later.
I've been to the leprechaun museum for the dark land tales a few years ago, highly recommend going. The story teller was amazing, so I won't spoil anything. Was also told that each individual guide/story teller does it in thier own way. Bonus its smaller groups and no children.
Did my part too! Looking forward to folklore “after dark”! Thanks for sharing Clare, have a good week :)
Looks like a lot of fun 😍 I really hope this gets the likes cause I want to see you go to the " adult" after dark one 😂 The tram cafe is class🥰 Well if a bird did poo on you, that could have been a very interesting thumbnail and title 😂😂
What a wonderful place. The cafe did, indeed, look amazing. I was wondering, now that the covid has calmed down, can you still get take away pints? That was a simply brilliant idea!
Love to you and Alex.
No more takeaway pints 😞
I have been here and although it is merely a tourist attraction, it is a fine time out, and as you say, we love telling stories. Thanks for posting Clare. ♥
I love the photo of you standing in front of the giant book,as I adore the idea of you being wee!
I do!
What fun adventures you could share,although sport would be out,as you would be squished,no good.
Another great EireBNB Clare!! I've been meaning to check this out as well as the EPIC museum- saving them for the rainy days - your videos on both have been a definitely been a great inspiration!!!❤️❤️❤️
Love the cyan jumper!!!😀😀
It's great to see that storytelling is still an important part of our culture - would love to see you do some more content on Irish legends and myths!!😀😀
If you are a fan of Clare's great content, consider joining her Patreon, where you get great discounts on merch, Patreon only livestreams and extra behind the scenes content!!! I did and its been a great decision😃😃
Really enjoyed my trip to the Leprechaun Museum was so worth the money. Can't wait to see your After Dark experience, I so wanted to do that too, but didn't have the time to go a second round.
Great place, done this a few times when we get back to Ireland, greetings from Switzerland
Seems like a fun little experience for a decent price. Yes, I really hope to see the "over 18" version, so let's hope we get to do so sometime soon! I remember being a young kid and I was at the beach with my family and family friends, and the friend's father had this massive ring with many diamonds on it, and he was pointing out at a ship on the Atlantic and seagull poo landed directly onto his ring, getting into all the nooks and crannies. He took it to a jeweler and it was not cheap to get it cleaned. Seagulls and pigeons are vermin, lol! ~Be Blessed
Please Please please do the After Dark tour... Lore rocks!
The massive giant room cracked me up 😆I have this weird thing with giant and miniature objects...whenever an object is disproportionately giant or small, I can't stop giggling. This fork! Im dying 🤣
Went there with my Hungarian girlfriend a few years back, nice calm experience, the guide was a good laugh which often helps.☘️🌅
I’m here for the whole thing. O would be stoked to see the other 18+ folklore tour
🤗🤗🙂🙂🙂 Sweet video little lady. Very interesting museum, looking great as well by the way!
I did this yesterday on my first day here and my god was it a treat. A lot of fun, that is certain!
I love a good gift shop, and that Tram Cafe would be so cool! Thank you so much!
The Irish are great storytellers. You are definitely gifted with that skill.
Love the video, thank you
Cheers from Texas!
Paddy Caps (I love them!) Last time I was in Ireland “they” told me that they were called Flat Tops.
*they’re called salt and pepper hats in Newfoundland, Canada.
**maybe they have a million and one different names depending on where you are?
Not sure if it's the same as a "newsboy" in the States
@@LindaC616 ha! ‘News boy’, makes perfect sense! I love it!
@@williamlinegar695 turns out they're not exactly the same, though people do confuse them. The newsboy is puffer, has eight panels sewn together from the top down and a button on top. Also called a Gatsby.
The flat cap, also called an ascot or a cabbie cap, has pieces joined in the back, not so puffy, no button.
My lesson for the day
Hope you get the 1000 likes for the durty folklore!
You are the first person to talk about changelings that I can remember for 60 years. My dad was from Dublin and I was born in America so it is not a thing you hear about over here. Thank you for the video. I am hoping to make it to Ireland to see my roots in the next year or so, I am getting a little long in the tooth and it is on my bucket list as well as kissing the Blarney Stone before i take the long dirt nap. Thank you again,
Yesssssss 1.2k can't wait for the follow up!💥
The Giant's Room is like The Borrowers.
You always enlighten me with great stories about Ireland, the leprechaun museum sounds quirky and fun and my favorite, cheap , rome new york
Love these vids! I especially cracked up at the axe throwing one! Hope you keep on at it. And I always have a drink watching you guys drink on the TRY channel lol. Slainte!
0:37 If he was your storyteller, you won the folklore lotto! His name is Stiofán and he runs his own folklore channel - Hog and Dice! Great vid, Clare - maith thú, a chara!
Heck yeah, let's do the after dark tour! LOVE your channel so much. Thanks for all the fun videos.
As if you need a giant chair to look the size of a leprechaun. 😜 hehe. Great vid. tc
Oh thanks for sharing, I must add this to my to-do list for when I’m there next month!!
Little green men? Originally from another planet maybe? Oh the conspiracy! Keep up the good work.
Yes to Leprechauns After Dark!
Love the authentic Irish experience of your videos. I especially enjoy the look into everyday, all be it exceptional, places in Ireland. Places I can visit if I can ever get there. Stay safe
Dermott is a changling. Devote a chapter to him in your book. Lol.
Your videos are always so bubbly and happy. Keep doing you Clare!
Yeahaa, 1000 likes. Looking forward to the next video
That looks like it would be sooooooo much fun!!!!! Love folk lore and stories. 💖
It sounds great. It looks like you had fun. Loved the video. Storytelling is a big part of Celtic tradition and. . . I love it.
Storytelling, and the interest in it, tells a lot about how close-knit a culture is. As "progress" has taken over civilization in many corners of the world, we have seen a lot of the nuclear families breaking up and losing contact with those who could remind them of their heritage from the lips of those who lived it. Many parts of America have suffered such a disconnect with their past. Ireland appears to revel in the treatment of their history and folklore with pride and humor through storytelling. That is wonderful. Thanks, Clare.
Very nice vid, Clare. After a hard day's work, it's really nice to hear you talk about a pleasant day.
Thanks!
What an interesting place ! Thank You for letting me come along with you today Clisare and showing me how Leprechauns get out of your house , the little burglars . Cheers from California !
Thanks for the video
Diners in America were born where I live. Using old subway cars is a thing here. Sadly, we just lost our last one, the land it was on was "needed" so the gas station next door could expand, and they'd nowhere else to go with it. 😔 There're still others in the state and in Massachusetts, one of those even has a McDonald's in it
You crack me up. That's a good thing. Not the same as craic, but close.
Love a good story! You're almost at the 1K in likes!! Looking forward to the next one, hopefully the adult folklore 🤪
What an interesting and beautiful museum. Love the big furniture. Wouldn't mind getting my picture taken on that green chair.
After dark version!! :)
Oh nooo...we were in Dublin in April and never heard of this place...would have loved to see it 😀...Cheers from Toronto Canada 🇨🇦
When I was in Ireland many years ago the author Edmund Lenihan was telling a few Irish stories at a pub in Ballyvaughn and selling a few of his books . I had bought two of his signed books, In Search of Biddy Early (Bridget Ellen Early) and Strange Irish Tales. I eventually gave the Strange Irish stories to my nephew when he was old enough to read on his own. The Biddy Early book I wanted to hold on to it for a while longer and did not want to give him nightmares. Like a lot a traditional herbalist even in the early 1800's there is a lot of folklore and debate whether or not she was a healer, clairvoyant or a witch.
Looks like you're doing the filthy version of the tour LOL Can't wait to see the video
When you said 'it was only €40', I thought you meant in the well 🤣
€14! I did make it sound like €40 though 😂
@@Clisare 🤣 I would actually do it for that, looked like great craic, really want to see you do the other tour!!
You should have gotten a Paddy cap for Paddy on The Try Channel. 😂
always so glad to learn about Clisare's origins
So cool
I would give pretty much anything to be able to visit Ireland. Problem is, I'd probably never leave.
I thought that was your chair from home...
I don't think it was a giant room Clisare, those were just normal sized things for most of us... 🤣🤣🤣🤔
@Write Me 𝟏 𝟒𝟔𝟗𝟔𝟎𝟗𝟕𝟏𝟖𝟏 eh?!?
Dearest Clisare: Okay I will bite: why do leprechauns ex-change their babes for your own wee crumb snatcher? If they don’t enjoy the trade in- do they come back to replace or swap back the kids for each other? Probably no Leprechaun Social Workers brokering these kiddie swaps? (Laughing out loud!)
I truly enjoy your Story Times & your Irish language tutorials (the naughty bits All the better!) plus the tales you share every time you visit an unusual BnB; traverse across Eire with Alex or friends; or in one of your ongoing Irish Bucket list adventures! Miss your sports stories but honestly we don’t get much video rugby action usually as you can’t both film & avoid getting tagged. One cannot completely Lay All the Blame Squarely at the dirty, shackled feet of the “-Rona-Virus”!! Anyway, Maybe We Can Cast Some Scorn that Way All Things Being Considered!
Regards,
Geti
Geti KasperKaplan
The legend goes that they swapped them so they’d have a better life on the surface after humans drove them underground.
I can add some more tag footage in, I saw a few comments complaining about it so I toned it down a bit!
Well, that did not take long at all!
Saucy folklore, you say? Go on.... 😉
Shocked that they let you out. 😀
I've done the Leprechaun Museum. Would be curious to see the darker version.
you should watch "you are not my mother" on netflix! it's an irish horror about changelings! pretty good craic.
I’m surprised you didn’t get detained for trying to remove an exhibit. ☘️
🧚♀️🧚♀️ ☘🧚♀️ 🧚♀️ This was great. I'm just a little fellow so I feel kinda connected to leprechauns. Loved the big book too being an avid reader. Thanks Clisare. 🍁 P. S. Did you swipe the pot of gold? 🤗
If there’s a National museum, that must mean that leprechauns are real.
Ye're just in time for me supper! 🙂
Fun video. Two questions: how tall are you? And how tall are Leprechauns? Love from Mississippi
Do the After Dark Thing!!!
Happy Greetings Clare
Yes it looks like a very interesting and fun tour to get when visiting Ireland. Once again yo are GREAT, cute, adorable, and smartt as a whip!))
Storytelling on tours is informative and fun; however, it is NOT unique to this place or Ireland. Most places of culture, folklore, and natural wonder are accompanied with good story telling. This is to keep it from being boring with too many facts, creates interest in the audience, and generates a pleasant to wonderful experience to keep people coming to it (whatever the place is). It can be seeen in tours of castles in the Uk or other parts of Europe. It can be seen in Mexico when going on tours of Aztec temples and other culture places. It can be seen in US with tours of historical places or nature habitats. It can even been some to some extent in tours of interesting places in Japan. Story telling helps generate more income for the place to pay its staff and upkeep the place and all other bills and supplies.
By the time I am commenting, you are at more than 1.7 k likes. This means you will be doing the 'adult' version soon. I can't wait to see and hear your take on this experience. I am sure you will do an AMAZING job of it like always. Have a positve week!!
Sigh. I didn’t say it was unique to Ireland, I said it was a big part of our culture. That’s not the same thing as saying we’re the only ones that do it. 🙈
That's your takeaway? She never said it only happened in Ireland/ irish culture. She is just sharing her experiences with us. WOW....just wow
@@Clisare Look Clare, you know I think you are smart, talented and remarkabe woman. Yes I understood want you meant. Since I am 'Team Alex', I was just "joshing" you. (To Josh = a mild, subtle 'Merican way to tease or slag). As a sociologist, I was explaining to you (but mostly for your audience) the reason fo stoyteling on most tours in different places around the wold. I greatly commend you for being proud of story telling in your Irish culture. (Not that it is a competition) Yet in indigenous / native culures, storytelling is 2 X or 3X more important and intrigal. At least 95% of their existance depends on story telling. Since they did not have a written language, not only folklore and fairy tales was pass down, but history, culture, traditions, religion, basic education, social behavior standards, family lineage, cooking, pottery making, leadership rules, warrior training, other daily trades, songs, tribe / clan affiliations, and hundreds of other daily things were taught, explained, and validated through storytelling. So I clearly understood your point and applaude you for it. I still thik you are AWESOME!!)))
You look even smaller by the book. Ha. Thanks for the vid.
I liked the slang explanations, but 'done up' isn't strictly Irish. It's fairly common all over here in America. I think it's fairly common in the UK, too. Don't quote me on the UK bit, though.
Yeah I figured but just in case
@@Clisare Fair
nooo way
Hello Lovely Miss Clair 👋
I’m a tour guide at Teelings whiskey distillery, you should come do a tour there.
Would love to!
@@Clisare cool let me know and I could organise a tour for you
The act of filming or videoing has ruined many a holiday or experience for many people. I’m a helicopter pilot and back in the day I used to give sightseeing tours of New York by helicopter of course to visiting tourists and every flight there’s always that one person who after spending gobs of money on the ticket for what is for many a once in a lifetime experience they’d spend the whole flight focused on filming that they’d miss the feelings everyone else was getting from the experience itself. They were invariably the only people to have a look of mild disappointment on their faces at the end too. You gotta live life people. Most of you will only ever watch that video once afterwards anyway if at all. And besides the gift shop, or at least ours, would offer you a much better video, shot and edited by professionals for less than the money you just wasted by not enjoying that flight when you had the chance. Just sayin. I loved the video, always do. Now I have one more reason to make that second trip to Ireland.
Write the book. With your sense of humor it would be great.
BRING ON THE FILTH!!!!
I would be more interested in a "fairy" museum, examining the "good people" as in LeFanu's story "The Child that went with the Fairies."
That’s what this is. Leprechauns are only a very small part of fairy folklore, but they’re the most famous part, so it’s called a leprechaun museum but it teaches you all the fairy folklore. 🧚♂️
I'm already leprechaun size
Same 🤣
Yay we made 1000 likes!! I can't wait!
Irish folklore after dark you say!!!!!?!?! Sign me right up 😂 Love seeing your videos! Such great places to see and visit!!!
not sure where you are, or if you are right by the sea, but as a person that likes sea gulls to some extent, i feel it's a rip off when they live in your area, and there is no sea. i have to drive 8-11 hours before i could dip my toe in the Pacific. would love to go to Ireland some day. my dad told me we have a street named after our family in Dublin. i know we had family in the Cork area through research
In Dublin, they’re near the river. I do live near(ish) a sea but the city centre would be nowhere near a sea really
Sorry, more not (that) near a beach.
They had a massive room that makes you feel Leprechaun size, but isn't that every room for you Claire 😁? Just kidding, couldn't resist because you mentioned in another video that people are always surprised at how small you actually are (vs how you look on camera). Looking forward to the "after dark" video (this one currently has 1.2K likes) 🙂
Awesome video! I'm Like number 944 so we're close to 1000!
Please do the 18+ option. Would love to hear your experience. Gives me ideas to do when I plan my trip to Ireland from the States.
A Christian tenet held that fairies were a class of "demoted" angels.[19] One story described a group of angels revolting, and God ordering the gates of heaven shut; those still in heaven remained angels, those in hell became demons, and those caught in between became fairies.[20] Others wrote that some angels, not being godly enough, yet not evil enough for hell, were thrown out of heaven.[21] This concept may explain the tradition of paying a "teind" or tithe to hell; as fallen angels, although not quite devils, they could be viewed as subjects of Satan. I got the above from Wikipedia, but I remember reading from a set of encyclopedias from my parents that in Ireland there was an reinterpretation of fairies as the angels that were neutral in Lucifer's rebellion in Heaven, they didn't side with God or Lucifer.
Ok. So now I wanna know more about changlings and can’t wait for the “filth.” lol
One curious “American” question…. Why do you add a “e” in the word “film” and pronounce it filem? 😊
Imagine asking someone why they have an accent 😂 come on
Do you know how exciting it was to this American to have actually gotten THE CLAIRE, The actual World Renowned Clisare (oops, just avoided what would have been a naughty typo “clitare” 😳) … back to what I was saying; The actual World Renowned, Internationally known, RUclips Super Star responded to me!! Thrilled beyond words. (But obviously not beyond typo’s.)
Is it time for Vlogmas yet???
True fan here. Much love from Key West, Florida. 🌴 😎
Did they let you keep the fork !?
No 🤣
That’s a great shot of you sitting in the chair. But I am failing to see the difference from real life for you ;)
WAIT! Why do changelings do what they do? You're just going to leave us hanging on that? That's just mean. LOL.
Come to Ireland and find out! 😆
You might explain the "having a fag" slang to some, yes I know he was having a cigarette. But remember there are some around these days who can't tell time when looking at a perfectly good analog clock. For some reason in my mind the big chair and fork seemed fitting. LOL Always enjoy when you show the sights. BTW have you checked out Katina Eats Kilos she looks like she about your size but OMG can that little lady put away some food. Looks like your back to plesant weather thats good, scritches for Miss Millie and Alex it's your turn to make the tea.
1.8K likes, I think you're going to have to go back :)
Like 936 !
Better than Joe Rogan
If you want to write...write. I feel yer already a good storyteller...
Why do they still the babies? explain the changeling thing
Hah! I want to know that too. To say, "I know why the fairies swap out babies" and then NOT TELL US is a dirty trick!
It’s to give you a reason to do the thing yourself 😂 it’s a big long story but the TLDR is that humans drove the fairies underground so they want their babies to live overground so they swap them
@@Clisare I'm not vaxed. They're not letting me out of this country
@@Clisare Thank you, Clare. Like you said, the stories are such an important part of Irish culture. Slainte! ☘
So why do Changelings swap out their babies?
Because humans drove them underground and they want their baby to have a life overground
@@Clisare oh, well that's cool. I never knew that part of the legend. Makes for some good story ideas then.