You folks really need to come back to Waterford if you're around this part of the country again. It's the oldest city in Ireland, tonnes of historical stuff, the Greenway, the Copper Coast Unesco Geopark, Mount Congrieve (one of the best garden estates in all the world). The Cliff House Hotel in Ardmore, Waterford Castle, Dunmore East Cliff Walk, Geoffs bar, Downes bar....the list goes on! Glad you're enjoying you time back in Ireland. Good to have you back!
Irish oak still exists and examples can be found in northwest Dublin in the remains of Ireland last great wood, Scaldwood. This runs in parts from Castleknock to Ashtown and can be accessed by walking along the Canal Greenway at either Casteknock train station or Ashtown Station. You can also access it from Blanchardstown Village at the old hospital entrance on Mill Lane and for an exceptional treat it can be viewed from the grounds of the Observatory at Ashtown.
Another enjoyable video in a beautiful country. We visited Kilkenny back in May this year and loved the place. Unfortunately, we didn't visit Rothe House but we might have to next time! Keep up the good work and having fun.
They are plenty of oak trees in ireland,but very few big oak forests.Where you were last year in killarney is the only place where you will find large oak forests.
Awe, ya guys r so charming. I tell ya what folks - I'm an Irish guy from Limerick city, and I'm ashamed to say I've never been to the beautiful Kilkenny city, but because of ye wonderful guys I'm gonna go and c it now, thx. Seriously guys, Ye are such an awesome American couple that ye could easily sell ice to the eskimos in a heartbeat, so please never doubt that, ye are just the friggin' best I swear💯👏
Lol the museum I work at in Massachusetts puts pine cones on the seats too! They’re supposed to stop ppl from sitting in the old chairs…so funny to know this is a source of international confusion. Lovely video!
It was a mix from all over Ireland in the main shop I went into, but there was also a series of shops with local makers on the other side of the yard in permanent setups. Chris does most of our camerawork and I didn’t get the best footage. Those scones are fantastic! I’m not supposed to eat them (food allergies) but they were too worth it to miss. - Melissa
I’m blessed to live in Kilkenny. I pass these landmarks all week depending on where I’ve gone that day. By the way, it’s pronounced ‘Roth’ - I know it has an ‘E’ at the end but it’s Roth. it’s okay, many tourists mispronounce our names.
Well why are you talking about English writers Shakespeare et al, when there are so many brilliant Irish writers? You are in Ireland after all But wonderful show
You struck gold with this lady, she's ridiculously unique and victoriously stunning
Really enjoyed this! I love it when you’re in Ireland, as you both look so comfortable. Bring back the Thumb-up-a-bump sound effect!
We got some beef about that from another viewer. 😂 Maybe we'll put it to a vote!
@@chrisplusmelissa I vote to bring it back. It’s something unique to you guys! Embrace uniqueness! 👍👍
Beautiful garden and the scones look delicious!!
Thank you and those scones were the best ever!
You folks really need to come back to Waterford if you're around this part of the country again. It's the oldest city in Ireland, tonnes of historical stuff, the Greenway, the Copper Coast Unesco Geopark, Mount Congrieve (one of the best garden estates in all the world). The Cliff House Hotel in Ardmore, Waterford Castle, Dunmore East Cliff Walk, Geoffs bar, Downes bar....the list goes on! Glad you're enjoying you time back in Ireland. Good to have you back!
We were there briefly once to check out the Waterford Crystal factory... it was a fun tour. Perhaps someday we'll come back for more history!
Our medieval city never disappoints, gem of the 'sunny' southeast! Very nice video, thank you.
Irish oak still exists and examples can be found in northwest Dublin in the remains of Ireland last great wood, Scaldwood. This runs in parts from Castleknock to Ashtown and can be accessed by walking along the Canal Greenway at either Casteknock train station or Ashtown Station. You can also access it from Blanchardstown Village at the old hospital entrance on Mill Lane and for an exceptional treat it can be viewed from the grounds of the Observatory at Ashtown.
Thank you for that information. Good to know that it does still exist.
Those scones look so good!!!!
They were the best ever!
Great video!! Will be in Killarney as a base to travel from. I will put Kilkenny on next Aprils agenda. Thank you both for great productions.
Thank you Gary! It's a neat city for sure.
Another enjoyable video in a beautiful country. We visited Kilkenny back in May this year and loved the place. Unfortunately, we didn't visit Rothe House but we might have to next time! Keep up the good work and having fun.
Thank you. :)
Great video! Have really been enjoying your channel!
Thank you!
The Roche House…what a feat of building something to last for centuries.
They are plenty of oak trees in ireland,but very few big oak forests.Where you were last year in killarney is the only place where you will find large oak forests.
Ahhh... thank you for this information.
Awe, ya guys r so charming. I tell ya what folks - I'm an Irish guy from Limerick city, and I'm ashamed to say I've never been to the beautiful Kilkenny city, but because of ye wonderful guys I'm gonna go and c it now, thx. Seriously guys, Ye are such an awesome American couple that ye could easily sell ice to the eskimos in a heartbeat, so please never doubt that, ye are just the friggin' best I swear💯👏
Awe! You have us blushing. Thank you for all of your kind words!
One of my favorite cities! Great video as always!
Yes! Thank you!
Love the video thanks for sharing
Thank you. :)
Need some butter & some coffee to go with those scones.
Good points... although, these were so good, butter wasn't required.
Next time I am in Kilkenny I will check that place out.
Lol the museum I work at in Massachusetts puts pine cones on the seats too! They’re supposed to stop ppl from sitting in the old chairs…so funny to know this is a source of international confusion. Lovely video!
Was the Castle Yard market like a local artisan market or were there a mix from all over Ireland? And that scone looked fantastic!
It was a mix from all over Ireland in the main shop I went into, but there was also a series of shops with local makers on the other side of the yard in permanent setups. Chris does most of our camerawork and I didn’t get the best footage. Those scones are fantastic! I’m not supposed to eat them (food allergies) but they were too worth it to miss. - Melissa
I’m blessed to live in Kilkenny. I pass these landmarks all week depending on where I’ve gone that day. By the way, it’s pronounced ‘Roth’ - I know it has an ‘E’ at the end but it’s Roth. it’s okay, many tourists mispronounce our names.
You are indeed blessed! Thank you for the pronunciation tip!
Are you two still in Ireland 🇮🇪 Regards
Nope... we left a long time ago. Hope to revisit again tho.
I liked how much easier it was to be vegan on my visit.
Well why are you talking about English writers Shakespeare et al, when there are so many brilliant Irish writers? You are in Ireland after all
But wonderful show
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