That was lovely! What a charmer that Brendan was, and the sweets looked delicious! Always a treat to see you two beautiful women enjoying each other's company. Cheers from Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada! 🇨🇦
Thanks!I loved this video SO much. Everything about it was grand. The ONLY thing that would have improved it woulda been some Millie time on screen, lol! I would enjoy this SO much more than the other bus tour you had with the singing "pub" band. I would like that one, but LOVE this one. Made my day better. Thank you so very much! Sláinte! ~Be Blessed
Oh, @Clisare, you two of my favorite lasses brought me along for one of the best days. My great grandmother's parents were from Dublin. It warms me cockles to see things they might have seen and known before they came over to America in the late 1800s. My great gran was born in Ohio, and later, they moved to Cass County, Michigan, where she met my great grandfather, a former Mennonite, who left home at 12 on his rumspringer. In Dowagiac, they married and had my grandfather, who met a descendant of mostly English, with some German and Dutch immigrants, and they married. She was a Springsteen. Yes, that Springsteen. Our American stories of descendency are so cool. Cheers, y'all, and slante.
This was amazing ❤️ Daniel is so good at telling the history of things, I didnt want it to end. And how about that couple married 50 years ❤️❤️ $25 is a great deal for this. I so want to plan a trip to go over. Very happy you've taken us along with you❤️❤️
I really enjoyed this. I was a volunteer commentator on the Chicago Transit Authority’s Culture Bus for 4 seasons. So “Brendan” was very good indeed. We didn’t have tea though, but we did have 3 routes stopping at museums on the South, West and North sides and with what was called a Supertransfer back in the day you could get on and off the routes as many times as you wanted. They used articulated buses with a built in sound system. Fond memories. In Chicago there was a long tradition of meeting under the Clock at Carson’s (Carson Pirie Scott and Company) on State Street. The building is owned by Macy’s now, and people still meet there!
Yeah, Catholicism was actually introduced to Nigeria by the "Holy Ghost Fathers of Ireland". So, in a subtle way, Ireland colonised southern Nigeria through the church. I'm Nigerian by the way
I'm a Nigerian watching from Nigeria. Catholicism was actually introduced to Nigeria by the "Holy Ghost Fathers of Ireland". So, in a subtle way, Ireland colonised southern Nigeria through the church. Also stout is synonymous with Guinness in Nigeria (It's the default stout). Alcohol is banned in the entire Northern, Muslim part of Nigeria. So, all the Guinness is drunk in southern Nigeria.
In the US, in New Orleans, they call it a go cup. Most importantly, you can put your adult beverages in them and walk around. They also have drive through daiquiri shops. 😉
I'm from NOLA and was texting my parents (who love tea and will be traveling to Europe soon) about this tour as I watched the video. I specifically mentioned the blue "go cups" that you two got at the end! :)
Speaking of parks. To put things in perspective. Ireland is 84,421 km squared Jasper National Park in the Province of Alberta is. 11,228 km squared. Quebec, Ontario, British Columbia. are the three Provinces larger than Alberta.
Holy Shit, that is the cutest thing I have ever heard of. I want to go to Ireland so badly now. That would be the greatest place to take some one on a little date.
Best Irish pub I've ever been to, that's thousands of miles from Ireland, (in Asia) was owned by an Irish guy named Brendan 🤣 Looks like you two had a fun time. Money well spent
Fun video... liked the meet me under the clock story... we have the same in Pittsburgh only the store is Kaufmanns... it's now a Macy's but the clock is still there...
That looked like fun! I had no idea the U.S. ambassador to Ireland lived in a park. At the end of a bus tour in the U.S., they hit you up for a tip, not just a positive on-line review.
Well they did have a tip jar too. Irelands a bit more awkward in that it’s not required so it’s kind of up to you. I did leave a tip but again, not required. I just thought they did an excellent job
The tour should have ended with, "And if you're going to give us a negative review, my name's Brendan, the driver's Oisín, and these are Caoimhe, Siobhan, and Mairéad." All for the sake of seeing so many misspellings 🤣
Thanks for the tour! We loved Dublin when we were there some years back. And as an American I can assure you I am doing my part to drink my weight in Guiness 😂 Cheers!
Ciara must have a super fast metabolism.....she's ALWAYS hungry!!! LOL OMG! I wanna take that tour bus ride SO BAD!!!!! I love things like that!!! There's an old train that was renovated into a wine tasting coach and open window car ride in Grapevine, Tx called The Spider Train. No, it's not done up like spider. It's a long slow tour through the countryside of N. Texas from Grapevine to the Stock Yards in Fort Worth, Tx. I think you guys would love that as well.
Lovely, the pair of you. And the tour was nice, too. What's next? A balloon ride with mandatory Champagne at the finish? Luncheon on a canal boat -- if you have any (I wouldn't know)? A weekend in a Normandy chateau recently redone and converted to a B&B? You do come up with fun surprises!
Thank you for sharing what looked like a perfect way to spend an afternoon with a friend or loved one. I haven’t been to Phoenix Park since I last came to Dublin as a tourist, instead of a resident. You and Ciara seemed to have a blast. And what amazing value. It would cost you that much at least to just do an ordinary hop on hop off bus tour in London. No tea, sandwiches or cake! I’ll have to do it with my sister the next time she comes over from the States👍🏻😊
It looks like you and Ciara had a lot of fun. The tea tray looked scrumptious! "Get f***ed Hyde Park" -- how very Irish of you! ☘I'm older and have lost my women friends through attrition. I miss my girlie time outings, and appreciate the chance to enjoy them vicariously through your videos.
Even though the Guinness exports have gotten better over the years, I'd wager that the US numbers are so low b/c once you're that far from the source, there's just something missing from the pint.
I think that when they were doing the work on Clearys there was a large crane obscuring the place. Once the crane had finished the job, people said "I can see Clearys now, the crane has gone."
Add this to the long list of why I want to visit Ireland , 25 was all it cost? it seems well worth it just the sightseeing and trivia alone , and I'm with Ciara, I love carrot cake and make my own , sometimes they're cupcakes, thank you Claire for this hidden gem in Dublin, Rome new york
Ciara and Clisare are such a great pairing. I love watching them together.
That was lovely! What a charmer that Brendan was, and the sweets looked delicious! Always a treat to see you two beautiful women enjoying each other's company. Cheers from Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada! 🇨🇦
What a lovely thing to do. Always is nice to take a "touristy" thing if you're a local. Looks like fun!
That’s the whole idea of the “Irish bucket list”. We don’t do enough of our own “touristy” stuff - and we really should!
I don't think I would have eaten or drank anything because Daniel is such a fantastic storyteller.
Thanks for bringing us along.
I love how Ciara is aggressively nice.
Thanks!I loved this video SO much. Everything about it was grand. The ONLY thing that would have improved it woulda been some Millie time on screen, lol! I would enjoy this SO much more than the other bus tour you had with the singing "pub" band. I would like that one, but LOVE this one. Made my day better. Thank you so very much! Sláinte! ~Be Blessed
A wonderful afternoon with good stories, beautiful scenery and two of the loveliest ladies that Ireland has to offer.
The both of yous would undoubtedly be joint winners of the LOVELY GIRLS Competition.
Both of these ladies are beyond "BEAUTIFUL".
Oh, @Clisare, you two of my favorite lasses brought me along for one of the best days. My great grandmother's parents were from Dublin. It warms me cockles to see things they might have seen and known before they came over to America in the late 1800s. My great gran was born in Ohio, and later, they moved to Cass County, Michigan, where she met my great grandfather, a former Mennonite, who left home at 12 on his rumspringer. In Dowagiac, they married and had my grandfather, who met a descendant of mostly English, with some German and Dutch immigrants, and they married. She was a Springsteen. Yes, that Springsteen. Our American stories of descendency are so cool. Cheers, y'all, and slante.
That looks so fun. I would love to take my mom on something like that, thanks for sharing ♥️
This was amazing ❤️ Daniel is so good at telling the history of things, I didnt want it to end. And how about that couple married 50 years ❤️❤️ $25 is a great deal for this. I so want to plan a trip to go over. Very happy you've taken us along with you❤️❤️
_WE HAVE ONE OF THESE IN PHILLY NOW._ It's called Tea Around Town and has the exact same concept and I am very excited.
I really enjoyed this ! Good friends, good tea, good food and a huge amount of information I thought was SO interesting. 😊
What a lovely thing to show! Ah now, I'm all into this sort of fun!
Brilliant! Just brilliant!
Thanks Clare!, this brings me back to all the tours I took when I lived over there in Dublin!
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I really enjoyed this. I was a volunteer commentator on the Chicago Transit Authority’s Culture Bus for 4 seasons. So “Brendan” was very good indeed. We didn’t have tea though, but we did have 3 routes stopping at museums on the South, West and North sides and with what was called a Supertransfer back in the day you could get on and off the routes as many times as you wanted. They used articulated buses with a built in sound system. Fond memories.
In Chicago there was a long tradition of meeting under the Clock at Carson’s (Carson Pirie Scott and Company) on State Street. The building is owned by Macy’s now, and people still meet there!
Looked it up and indeed St. Patrick is the patron saint of Nigeria!
Yeah, Catholicism was actually introduced to Nigeria by the "Holy Ghost Fathers of Ireland". So, in a subtle way, Ireland colonised southern Nigeria through the church. I'm Nigerian by the way
Great Clip. Brendan was charming. Loved the stories.
I'm a Nigerian watching from Nigeria.
Catholicism was actually introduced to Nigeria by the "Holy Ghost Fathers of Ireland". So, in a subtle way, Ireland colonised southern Nigeria through the church.
Also stout is synonymous with Guinness in Nigeria (It's the default stout). Alcohol is banned in the entire Northern, Muslim part of Nigeria. So, all the Guinness is drunk in southern Nigeria.
You two are amazing ! The Dynamic Duo (and that’s no shite) strikes again !
In the US, in New Orleans, they call it a go cup. Most importantly, you can put your adult beverages in them and walk around.
They also have drive through daiquiri shops. 😉
I'm from NOLA and was texting my parents (who love tea and will be traveling to Europe soon) about this tour as I watched the video. I specifically mentioned the blue "go cups" that you two got at the end! :)
Thank you for that one. It was fun and entertaining. You both are very funny
"I was very excited when you said there might be cakes."
Father Ted: I WANT CAKE!
Speaking of parks. To put things in perspective.
Ireland is
84,421 km squared
Jasper National Park in the Province of Alberta is.
11,228 km squared.
Quebec, Ontario, British Columbia. are the three Provinces larger than Alberta.
Love the to of you adventuring together !!!
I wish my friends and I could share such experiences
If you two ever come stateside together , I would gladly host !
Thank You and Ciara. Great video, looks like you had fun together, again.
Looks like a "Must Do" if anyone is visiting Dublin.
I have only one thing to say. Mothers lock your boys up!!🤣😂😍
I want to see more of Ciara.......I love her!
Such beautiful young ladies enjoying tea!
This looks like so much fun! You two had a lovely girl date!❤
Awesome video, Two lovely ladies are out and about eating sweets and going for a ride. 🙂🙂🙂🙂🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
What a cute bus! And cute gals.
Holy Shit, that is the cutest thing I have ever heard of. I want to go to Ireland so badly now. That would be the greatest place to take some one on a little date.
That tour looked amazing...wish it existed when I visited Dublin years ago. Thanks for sharing!
If I ever make it across the pond that looks to be such a fun thing to do. Or as y’all say “it’s class”. Haha! Really fun! Loved it!
Well that looked like a lovely time. What a great thing to do with a bunch of friends.
Best Irish pub I've ever been to, that's thousands of miles from Ireland, (in Asia) was owned by an Irish guy named Brendan 🤣
Looks like you two had a fun time. Money well spent
Really cool idea. Lunch, and a tour of Dublin. Very nice 🙂
I'll have to give it a go next trip to Dublin. Thanks
I'm going to do this tour next time I'm in Dublin!!
Hi
Fun video... liked the meet me under the clock story... we have the same in Pittsburgh only the store is Kaufmanns... it's now a Macy's but the clock is still there...
Thanks for doing this. I'm in the states so I liked this alot.
What an enchanting excursion!
What a fun video! thanks for the post.
What a wonderful video! Thank you so much for sharing it with us.
OMG! I didn’t realize it was a real bus. How cool. I thought Ciara was kidding.
That was a great tour and informative also....I going to have to travel to Dublin !!! All the best!
That looked like fun! I had no idea the U.S. ambassador to Ireland lived in a park.
At the end of a bus tour in the U.S., they hit you up for a tip, not just a positive on-line review.
Well they did have a tip jar too. Irelands a bit more awkward in that it’s not required so it’s kind of up to you. I did leave a tip but again, not required.
I just thought they did an excellent job
This looks like a fantastic tour. Thanks, Clare! One more fun thing I can work into my itinerary for Dublin next month!
The tour should have ended with, "And if you're going to give us a negative review, my name's Brendan, the driver's Oisín, and these are Caoimhe, Siobhan, and Mairéad." All for the sake of seeing so many misspellings 🤣
Claire’s nail polish matched her cup!
That was such a nice vlog! I love when you two ladies collaborate🤗
That looks like sooooo much fun! Thank you so much.
That looked so fun! Didn't even realize such a thing existed.
It's fun to get an insight into your lives. Thanks! :)
Two great lasses together again and enjoying a tour of their home city with some very fine tea!
That was great. Loved it. Great seeing Ciara and Clisare out and about.
Fun little video to watch ! thanks Ciara
Congratulations on 125k!
Tysm 🙏🏻
The Fire Queen and Cyborg! The two greatest and bad ass nicknames I’ve even given.
I love that I’m Fire Queen omg 😭 🔥
I would absolutely love one of these in the u.s. that seemed like such a great time and I want to visit Ireland more to go on it
I'm definitely gonna do this. Now i just have to get over to Dublin somehow. This is an awesome video with my favorite two ladies of TRY!
Omgosh yay my 2 favorite gals I'm one video, love you Claire
That is a such a bloody brilliant idea. We love you both. Ciara & Clisare. The bbus had to be called Paddy (he is an awesome and cool dude) 🙏🙏💐💐😊😊💜💜
Thanks for the tour! We loved Dublin when we were there some years back. And as an American I can assure you I am doing my part to drink my weight in Guiness 😂 Cheers!
That was so lovely! Now this American knows of something to do in Dublin besides checking out the pubs! 😁 GRMA!
Ciara must have a super fast metabolism.....she's ALWAYS hungry!!! LOL
OMG! I wanna take that tour bus ride SO BAD!!!!! I love things like that!!!
There's an old train that was renovated into a wine tasting coach and open window car ride in Grapevine, Tx called The Spider Train. No, it's not done up like spider. It's a long slow tour through the countryside of N. Texas from Grapevine to the Stock Yards in Fort Worth, Tx. I think you guys would love that as well.
2 gorgeous girls out for a date, does not get any better that that, have fun ladies 🍸🥂
Thank you both for the video.
Lovely, the pair of you. And the tour was nice, too. What's next? A balloon ride with mandatory Champagne at the finish? Luncheon on a canal boat -- if you have any (I wouldn't know)? A weekend in a Normandy chateau recently redone and converted to a B&B? You do come up with fun surprises!
Thank you for sharing what looked like a perfect way to spend an afternoon with a friend or loved one. I haven’t been to Phoenix Park since I last came to Dublin as a tourist, instead of a resident. You and Ciara seemed to have a blast. And what amazing value. It would cost you that much at least to just do an ordinary hop on hop off bus tour in London. No tea, sandwiches or cake! I’ll have to do it with my sister the next time she comes over from the States👍🏻😊
Looks good, and the cake seems to be good too :)
That tea bus was cool!
That looks like it was a fun time!
When my wife and I finally find a way to immigrate to Ireland, we're taking the lot of you out for brunch.
It looks like you and Ciara had a lot of fun. The tea tray looked scrumptious! "Get f***ed Hyde Park" -- how very Irish of you! ☘I'm older and have lost my women friends through attrition. I miss my girlie time outings, and appreciate the chance to enjoy them vicariously through your videos.
Ah thank you so much 😭❤️
What a cute and fun date to go on!
That is a GREAT tour!
Ahhhh i want to go on a date night with these two. So much fun 👍
Loving this, thank you for this :)
Enjoyed the tour! Tour, story, pastry, company. What more could you want.
You two together makes me 😁
You two are awesome , cheers..
Now I want some cake too ! 🧁🍰🎂🍮
Lovely tour, Claire and thanks for the filming of it but that bus looks like one of those Routemasters...
Shout out to Paddy the driver!
Seriously fancy doing this now!! Yum!! 😍
Even though the Guinness exports have gotten better over the years, I'd wager that the US numbers are so low b/c once you're that far from the source, there's just something missing from the pint.
Hi Jessica!👋 How're you doing?
I wish I would have done this while there!!! Guess I have to comeback!!!😊
I think that when they were doing the work on Clearys there was a large crane obscuring the place. Once the crane had finished the job, people said
"I can see Clearys now, the crane has gone."
STOPPP 😂😂😂😂😂
@@Clisare
Joke courtesy of Billy Connolly. 😀
I can just picture you two in your 80's, white gloves,
proper sun dresses, and pill box hats, still having tea.
Long dead husbands of course. lol!
Epic to the nth degree 😊♥️
With the two of you out on the town I am surprised there was News Coverage 😜
Tea and cakes...the National meal.
That was fun!
Carrot cake is AWESOME!!!
@+①⑧⑤⓪⑧①⑥⓪⑧⑨⓪WHATS'ApP ok, about what would you like to talk?
OH my gosh I would loooove to do this!!!!
Add this to the long list of why I want to visit Ireland , 25 was all it cost? it seems well worth it just the sightseeing and trivia alone , and I'm with Ciara, I love carrot cake and make my own , sometimes they're cupcakes, thank you Claire for this hidden gem in Dublin, Rome new york
Only €25 and sure with all the gorgeous cakes and getting to keep the cup you’re defo getting a deal! 🙌🏻
Oh, a double dose of Clare today!
That worked out for me 😂 😎
@@Clisare uh oh, you've been graced with the same bot as others pretending to be you