0:25 #10 Guinness Storehouse 1:09 #9 Trinity College 1:44 #8 The Burren 2:21 #7 Dun Aonghasa 2:53 #6 Skellig Islands 3:36 #5 Giant's Causeway 4:17 #4 Cliffs of Moher 4:59 #3 Blarney Castle 5:43 #2 Killarney National Park Honorable Mentions 6:26 St. Patrick's Cathedral 6:31 Croke Park 6:35 Rock of Cashel 6:39 Connemara National Park 6:43 Bru Na Boinne Thank you for uploading this video. Very Informative!
Yes. Painful but that seems to be an industry standard in all travel videos. I've heard it said that if you want to judge any travel book or video start off by studying what they say about your own country.
I love Ireland! Although I've never been there yet, I fell in love with it because of Miss Saoirse Ronan, what an amazing place! Now it's one of my life goals to live there one day and perhaps marry an Irish girl :)
I stayed in a holiday house in the Burren a few years back. It was beautiful but I'm not much of a hiker, so getting dragged up to the top wasn't quite my cup of tea. We did find an abandoned bathtub up there, so that was interesting. We also visited Aran and got a lift to Dun Aonghasa. We were told that it would only be a couple of hours walk back to the ferry from there and it'd be worth it to see the seal colonies. We walked for a ridiculously long time - spotting not a single seal - and missed the last ferry back and had to spend around an extra £100 for an impromptu B&B. DON'T TRUST THE LOCALS WHO TELL YOU TO WALK BACK! We spent our last day in NI and visited the Giant's Causeway which is great if you're into mythology like myself. The story of the giant behind it is really interesting and the natural formations really are amazing to see in person!
Upon arriving at the Burren, Oliver Cromwell, an English general, once said "There isn't enough water here to drown a man, nor enough trees from which to hang him or even enough soil to bury him". You can imagine why we had several wars with the British.
Croke Park recently (December 2018) became a UNESCO Sports Heritage site because of Hurling (Ireland's National Sport) a sport which is over 3000 years old
Love the places and the Irish people. Hope to visit the country. But I'm looking forward for the croke park to be included in the list as it known as the biggest stadium in 🇮🇪 and I think in the whole world, maybe, not so sure of it. But ai love the cliffs of Moher so magical 😍
(this is for my school lol)the most inner structures were bulit 1100 BC,located on 330 foot tall cliff Skellig island are 2 island found in the atlantic Ocean Giant causeway 40.000 interlocking basalt columns that were naturally former between 60-50 mil years ago,it had a wide range of myths developed around it which is about an irish giant bc of its inherently unique nature and it remains Cliff of Moher
I agree with many of these, esp the No.1 choice which, as an Irishman, is generally my top recommendation for anyone visiting. Would include the Casino at Marino, Dublin and The Chester Beatty Library also in Dublin as honourable mentions. Also surprised Cashel didn't make it in (maybe replace Blarney with Cashel). Note, Trinity is the oldest current University in Ireland. There were many, many older ones, such as Clonmacnoise (the site of which could also be an 'honourable mention'). As others mentioned, Achill Island, should be included somewhere, along with Glendalough, and the whole county of Donegal.
10. Very good 9. Eh 8. If you like rocks and history 7. Beautiful view but still a bit eh unless you like rocks and history 6. Amazing but once again if you like rocks and history 5. Exact same but more beautiful views 4. Go see. Great walk 3. Over rated. Beautiful garden though 2. Reaally Beautiful. worth a look and a picnic 1. Pure crap. the no.1 should be the lemon tree pub in Bailieborough Co.Cavan. Ask for Fintan Dunne
Where is Wicklow Mountains and Glendalough? It is one of the top destinations in the country and has no pair in natural and architectural beauty. The Ring of Kerry deserves a place on the list, the whole thing, not just Skelling Islands and Kilarney Park, it is the one of the most scenic drive way I have ever been to. Ireland is wonderful and I am proud to have chosen to live here for the rest of my life! 😊
My only criticism would be that the video did not do the Rock of Cashel justice. It just showed a close-up of the church/monastery on top of the rock. You need to see the rock from a distance - jutting straight up and towering over the Tipperary plains. Truly stunning!
Two places you could have included were Achill Island....a beautifully rugged place and Slieve League in Donegal....reportidly the highest sea cliffs in Europe....sadly they don't get the coverage that Moher gets due to their location. Ive been to Slieve League and it is spectacular. Other locations worth a trip to are....Kilkenny Castle (Irelands ancient capital), Christchurch Cathedral, Dublin Zoo (first zoo in the world open to the public), Magheroarty Beach in Donegal. Rock Of Cashel has a significant link to the occult and is seen as a focal point in that field.....strange how Queen Lizzy went there in 2011...just saying
A few quibbles: The Book of Kells is not medieval, it is much earlier. It was created in what are called, in the UK, the Dark Ages. There was a University in Glendalough in the 800s, one of the first in the world. Aonghas was king of the ancient Irish Gods. Finally, why did you not mention that Newgrange predated Stonehenge by 1000 years?
I am nitpicking but the picture of the kilarney deer had actually two different kinds of deer one the sika deer is not native.Thank u for including croke park in your honourable mentions.
How is it Glendalough does not make this list? I mean its more eye catching than a whiskey museum/Storehouse or Trinity for that matter, crazy all together, missed a real attraction there a monastic site hidden in a glacial valley with a round tower,stunning views features and wildlife?
Its hilarious how they didn't include the 700m high cliff in county mayo called Croaghaun. I recommend if you are Irish and haven't heard about them to go and look them up.
7:26 the image of bru na Boinne is like the "barrow downs" inTolkiens Lord of the Rings , here Frodo gets taken by a barrow wight. "fog on the barrow downs"
Nice video. just a suggestion - you can also post your travel recommendations on your First Fate app profile. That way your followers can see WHAT, WHY, WHEN of your recommended travel/hangout spots, without having to scroll through stuff.
what about the carrick a rede rope bridge, titanic museum, glendalough lake, powerscourt waterfall, the dark hedges, the peace maze and so many more? seriously I think there's soooo much more to ireland, you missed more than half of the spots
0:25 #10 Guinness Storehouse
1:09 #9 Trinity College
1:44 #8 The Burren
2:21 #7 Dun Aonghasa
2:53 #6 Skellig Islands
3:36 #5 Giant's Causeway
4:17 #4 Cliffs of Moher
4:59 #3 Blarney Castle
5:43 #2 Killarney National Park
Honorable Mentions
6:26 St. Patrick's Cathedral
6:31 Croke Park
6:35 Rock of Cashel
6:39 Connemara National Park
6:43 Bru Na Boinne
Thank you for uploading this video. Very Informative!
Thanks you because i have a school subject about this for tomorow
Been to most of these places, as my dad is Irish (from Galway) and me granda and nan live there. I love Ireland, it's so beautiful and magical.❤️
Chrissy C wooing Galway!
Proud to be irish!!! Go raibh maith agat for doing this top 10. Ireland is a beautiful country with many places to visit.
Same here . But she could have pronounced the Irish names a bit better but yeh so happy to be included . Go Ireland . Is aoibhinn lom Eireann
+Anna Simpson OMG my stupid phone auto corrected liom to lom
+Anna Simpson Think it's hard for even us Irish to pronounce.....proud to be Irish.
+Lynne Omahoney yes but if u are going to Dow a list of places to visit in Ireland u should really spend a few minutes learning how to pronounce them
Anna Simpson be happy that it wasn't as bad as top lists 10 things you didn't know about Ireland
The pronunciations are genuinely painful
EXACTLY
Yeah an irish person cant stop cringing
As is the voice
Yes. Painful but that seems to be an industry standard in all travel videos. I've heard it said that if you want to judge any travel book or video start off by studying what they say about your own country.
Trinnidy Cowwege.
ah here, where's tayto park?? xD
The truly greatest landmark of them all! 😂👌🏻❤️
wheres supervalu
And spar
+Reta21 2 mah ha ha ha
wheres super quinn..... oh wait
Sure just go down to Blanchardstown shopping centre and get some Eddie Rockets and you'll be grand
Human That Breathes aye lad
Nah prefer sausage rolls from costcutter
I've been to Ireland a bit back, and I LOVE it there! My favorite part about the country is the landscape, hands down.
Kaylin Patterson not a country
What do you mean by that? Ireland has been its own nation since the 1920's.
Kaylin Patterson Ireland is an island split into two parts Northern Ireland (in UK) an the republic of Ireland
Krazy Krafting Kid the republic of Ireland is officially known as Ireland smartass
Aidan Moran search for Ireland on Google and it comes up the island not the country. The country is officially known as the republic of Ireland.
I love Ireland! Although I've never been there yet, I fell in love with it because of Miss Saoirse Ronan, what an amazing place! Now it's one of my life goals to live there one day and perhaps marry an Irish girl :)
Wow Ireland is so good:) you are really good at doing you tube videos 😄😄😄
How has so much awesomeness been packed into one place?
I went to her cliffs of moher and Kilarney national park and newgarange
Now I really want to go to Ireland!!!
I live in Kilkenny in Ireland
What about Ashford Castle , Cong , Mayo
I was supposed to visit there this year 🇯🇵🚀
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Just go get a spice bag in the closest Chinese and Ye will be sorted😂
Aoife Byrne ah the spice bag the true cuisine of Ireland I swear that's all I order 😂
Honestly so true
Woo proud to be Irish, thanks for doing this video!!!
How beautiful is my country?
i live literally five minutes away from the blarney castle and i’ve never kissed the stone omg hhh
Achill Island is the best place to visit in Ireland💚
if your an inbred hill-billy
Elaine Hoever i agree, I've been there a lot and it's absoloutely beautiful
Elaine Hoever I was born there, it’s magic!
No offence but every person born there is a retard and that's coming from some1 from louisburgh
@@burnzyj5771 u have the right idea
I stayed in a holiday house in the Burren a few years back. It was beautiful but I'm not much of a hiker, so getting dragged up to the top wasn't quite my cup of tea. We did find an abandoned bathtub up there, so that was interesting.
We also visited Aran and got a lift to Dun Aonghasa. We were told that it would only be a couple of hours walk back to the ferry from there and it'd be worth it to see the seal colonies. We walked for a ridiculously long time - spotting not a single seal - and missed the last ferry back and had to spend around an extra £100 for an impromptu B&B. DON'T TRUST THE LOCALS WHO TELL YOU TO WALK BACK!
We spent our last day in NI and visited the Giant's Causeway which is great if you're into mythology like myself. The story of the giant behind it is really interesting and the natural formations really are amazing to see in person!
Not to criticise but the cliffs of Moher is pronounced Mo-her
yeah
you do not want to be in Ireland, the scenery is amazing when its not pouring.....btw that's never
also it never snows
What u on about man....? It does snow over here!
Blazestorm the warrior lol Doon ane gus
Privacy is Key well look at March 2018 XD that was a crazy week
What about bunratty castle in Clare? ( where I live) or the Aqadome? ( which is more for older kids)
I've been to number 5, great place though it can be very windy. I also like St. Audeon's Church and the Hellfire Club.
Upon arriving at the Burren, Oliver Cromwell, an English general, once said "There isn't enough water here to drown a man, nor enough trees from which to hang him or even enough soil to bury him". You can imagine why we had several wars with the British.
Croke Park recently (December 2018) became a UNESCO Sports Heritage site because of Hurling (Ireland's National Sport) a sport which is over 3000 years old
This is my country and all of it is awesome
Ireland is a beautiful country indeed , its hard to capture its true beauty
The Jameson distillery is in my town
Beautiful scenes. :)
Love the places and the Irish people. Hope to visit the country. But I'm looking forward for the croke park to be included in the list as it known as the biggest stadium in 🇮🇪 and I think in the whole world, maybe, not so sure of it. But ai love the cliffs of Moher so magical 😍
Jen Pedrajas Croke Park is the thirds largest in Europe. it's holds about 82,300 ☺
Yeah I've just researched for it. Thanks anyways 🙂 Hope to be there 😊
Galway. No specific spot, just galway 😍
Proud to be from Killarney
My fav is the 4th cliffs of Moher because they shot there Harry Potter and the half blood Prince ❤️
(this is for my school lol)the most inner structures were bulit 1100 BC,located on 330 foot tall cliff
Skellig island are 2 island found in the atlantic Ocean
Giant causeway 40.000 interlocking basalt columns that were naturally former between 60-50 mil years ago,it had a wide range of myths developed around it which is about an irish giant bc of its inherently unique nature and it remains
Cliff of Moher
I agree with many of these, esp the No.1 choice which, as an Irishman, is generally my top recommendation for anyone visiting. Would include the Casino at Marino, Dublin and The Chester Beatty Library also in Dublin as honourable mentions. Also surprised Cashel didn't make it in (maybe replace Blarney with Cashel).
Note, Trinity is the oldest current University in Ireland. There were many, many older ones, such as Clonmacnoise (the site of which could also be an 'honourable mention').
As others mentioned, Achill Island, should be included somewhere, along with Glendalough, and the whole county of Donegal.
CLIFF OF MOHER - LOCATION OF WESTLIFE'S MY LOVE
10. Very good
9. Eh
8. If you like rocks and history
7. Beautiful view but still a bit eh unless you like rocks and history
6. Amazing but once again if you like rocks and history
5. Exact same but more beautiful views
4. Go see. Great walk
3. Over rated. Beautiful garden though
2. Reaally Beautiful. worth a look and a picnic
1. Pure crap. the no.1 should be the lemon tree pub in Bailieborough Co.Cavan. Ask for Fintan Dunne
P.S Im Irish and the HM were better than half the list
+Cathal Dunne bailieborough is a shithole.
+terri-louise Ó leathlobhair Bailieborough is where the craig is bitch!!!
It's still shit. Bitch.
+terri-louise Ó leathlobhair nat at all
Thanks for sharing! I have learned some new thinks from your tutorial.
I love how Ireland looks like Spain with that weather, if i didn't know better i would want to go there for summer
Where is Wicklow Mountains and Glendalough? It is one of the top destinations in the country and has no pair in natural and architectural beauty. The Ring of Kerry deserves a place on the list, the whole thing, not just Skelling Islands and Kilarney Park, it is the one of the most scenic drive way I have ever been to. Ireland is wonderful and I am proud to have chosen to live here for the rest of my life! 😊
Born and raised in Laois and I've been to everyone of these places more than once
This is a superb video of the best things to do in Ireland. Thank you for making this great video!
I love Killarney so much heading there for the summer...
Where's Titanic Belfast
I'm from Galway and I would have added The Titanic Centre in Belfast instead of that place that's full of Blarney.
Otherwise a great effort.
Cork.
My only criticism would be that the video did not do the Rock of Cashel justice. It just showed a close-up of the church/monastery on top of the rock. You need to see the rock from a distance - jutting straight up and towering over the Tipperary plains. Truly stunning!
Dún is pronounced like dune or doon
you should do Scotland next
Where's the Hill of Tara??
it's included in number 1, they just didn't mention it. it's included in the Boyne valley tour.
Wheres Shauns Bar?
You missed the Magic Road and the Holy Stone of Clonrichert on Craggy Island.
Gmackematix Absolute ignorance from MsMojo to not include the wonderful sights of Craggy Island. Tourists need to know about them.
I wanna go so badly 😭😭
Everyone go to the skelligs👌🏼 I work there😝
Charlotte H that's why I came to watch to see if it was mentioned! I really wanna see Skellig!
I've heard that it is not so cheap and easy to get there? Maybe I mix it with other Irish islands?
I blame star wars wont be long before the place is destroyed by tourism
it's funny the way she pronounced the words ,but at least she tried
Skellig isnt just any old monastic hermitage. It's where the actual Bible survived til Whitby Synod. 900ajc
as I Irishman I love the beauty of my country
Proud to be Irish🇨🇮
Two places you could have included were Achill Island....a beautifully rugged place and Slieve League in Donegal....reportidly the highest sea cliffs in Europe....sadly they don't get the coverage that Moher gets due to their location. Ive been to Slieve League and it is spectacular. Other locations worth a trip to are....Kilkenny Castle (Irelands ancient capital), Christchurch Cathedral, Dublin Zoo (first zoo in the world open to the public), Magheroarty Beach in Donegal. Rock Of Cashel has a significant link to the occult and is seen as a focal point in that field.....strange how Queen Lizzy went there in 2011...just saying
A few quibbles: The Book of Kells is not medieval, it is much earlier. It was created in what are called, in the UK, the Dark Ages. There was a University in Glendalough in the 800s, one of the first in the world. Aonghas was king of the ancient Irish Gods. Finally, why did you not mention that Newgrange predated Stonehenge by 1000 years?
wait? FINN MCCUAILL? Fionn McCuaill.
CianTheSpud true you should say it in irish
Thank you
what about muckross house in killarney and newgrange in Meath and the great blasteck island in Kerry and valentia island in kerry
I'm gonna visite Ireland for a whole month soon and I can't wait, it seems so magical !
Hope u enjoy :)
+Lynne Omahoney I hope too, thanks
Rain
on my travel list
jaysus lads,no sunflower, home of the best spicebag.
well ur not lying
Good video. Good clips
Bad prononciacian every place you got the prononciacian wrong
I’m from cork
Thanks for including Northern Ireland and labelling it as such. :)
In the future Northern Ireland won't exist🇮🇪
Dark Snivy2 is it going to just vanished or blow up?
Linsey Moore there is only Ireland.
Tony G Broderick aye but there just isn't is there
Krazy Krafting Kid always was and always will be.
I like it!
Try enniskillen Ireland’s Only island town
I live in Kerry, where the Killarney national park is, and it's a most GO, it's so good :))
Glendalough, Wicklow mountains !!!
i knew newgrange would be there eventually
County mayo ????? Ireland’s holiest mountain !!!!!!!!! Beloved walking spot !!!!!!
What about Kilkenny Castle in Kilkenny, Ireland?
I am nitpicking but the picture of the kilarney deer had actually two different kinds of deer one the sika deer is not native.Thank u for including croke park in your honourable mentions.
How is it Glendalough does not make this list? I mean its more eye catching than a whiskey museum/Storehouse or Trinity for that matter, crazy all together, missed a real attraction there a monastic site hidden in a glacial valley with a round tower,stunning views features and wildlife?
How about Dunnes? Or super value? Or Texaco?
And Supermac's?
Its hilarious how they didn't include the 700m high cliff in county mayo called Croaghaun. I recommend if you are Irish and haven't heard about them to go and look them up.
glendalough is a class place and you can go hill walking in a glaciated lanscape
I s2g is the thumbnail the island from the Force Awakens
Fair list but as an Irish person I think we have some better attractions than just rocks and stuff. Like tayto park and grafton street and stuff
Thanks for the video and the information. Beautiful.
definitely Galway and Connemara fo sho!
7:26 the image of bru na Boinne is like the "barrow downs" inTolkiens Lord of the Rings , here Frodo gets taken by a barrow wight. "fog on the barrow downs"
Hike up Carrauntoohil! Thats what im going to do when i go.
I'm irish and the only one I've been to is croker :( I think a road trip is needed x
You should have put Doolin cave in co Clare or the dolman in Co Carlow
Great Top 10. You could easily do a Top 100, or a Top 1000 if you included pubs!
Nice video. just a suggestion - you can also post your travel recommendations on your First Fate app profile. That way your followers can see WHAT, WHY, WHEN of your recommended travel/hangout spots, without having to scroll through stuff.
what about glendalough or Phoenix park? Stephens green? smoking area of fibbers?
+terri-louise Ó leathlobhair that's when you know you've made it when the smoking area is better than the bar.
Missed Brickfields Park, a National treasure
I miss Ireland im irish but live in the uk
YOU HAVE TO GO TO HOOK LIGHTHOUSE ITS SO BEAUTIFUL AND MAYBE STOP BY LOFTUS HALL IRELANDS MOST HAUNTED HOUSE
Dún Aonghasa- put the emphasis in Aon, not ghasa. Also Boinne is pronounced like how you pronounced Boyne, with an eh at the end
make sure when u visit ireland u take time out to visit the irish travllen people there real nice friendly welcoming people :-)
Glendalough, Wicklow.
Is mise Eilis Ní Mhealláin
Slieve League, Co. Donegal is missing from this list
God yes Irish heritage noticed
what about the carrick a rede rope bridge, titanic museum, glendalough lake, powerscourt waterfall, the dark hedges, the peace maze and so many more? seriously I think there's soooo much more to ireland, you missed more than half of the spots
Skellig islands have a limited number of people allowed.