American Couple Reacts: Northern Ireland! Our First Look! Up The Coast and MORE! FIRST TIME REACTION
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- American Couple Reacts: Northern Ireland! Our First Look! Up The Coast and MORE! FIRST TIME REACTION! Finally, it's Northern Ireland's TIME TO SHINE! We've finally taken a look into stunning Northern Ireland and although it's a short look, it's GORGEOUS! We want to hop a plane tomorrow and start our own road trip through the coast and see all the beauty that surrounds Northern Ireland. If you live in N. Ireland, please leave us a comment so we can say hi! What are the best times of the year to visit? Is Belfast the place to stay or somewhere less touristy? Let us know. Thanks so much for watching everyone, we hope you enjoyed this one, we sure did! We'll certainly look for more stuff on N. Ireland in the future! If you enjoy our content, please consider subscribing to our channel, it is the BEST way to support any RUclips channel and it's FREE! Also please click the Like button. Thanks so much for watching!
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Finally, it's Northern Ireland's TIME TO SHINE! We've finally taken a look into stunning Northern Ireland and although it's a short look, it's GORGEOUS! We want to hop a plane tomorrow and start our own road trip through the coast and see all the beauty that surrounds Northern Ireland. If you live in N. Ireland, please leave us a comment so we can say hi! What are the best times of the year to visit? Is Belfast the place to stay or somewhere less touristy? Let us know. Thanks so much for watching everyone, we hope you enjoyed this one, we sure did! We'll certainly look for more stuff on N. Ireland in the future! If you enjoy our content, please consider subscribing to our channel, it is the BEST way to support any RUclips channel and it's FREE! Also please click the Like button. Thanks so much for watching!
The city of Armagh is worth visiting. Jonathan Swift lived there. The Catholic cathedral is beautiful. Trout fishing in Northern Ireland is very good; best to hire the services of a ghillie who will know the local waters. When it comes to fishing in England, the most popular species is carp. Trout andsalmon fishing in Scotland and Wales is significantly cheaper than in England. Finally, you might like to react to "John Noakes Cleans Nelson's Column", it's a health and safety nightmare. There's a lot more to Northern Ireland than its recent history. Its best asset is the people.
Northern Ireland is beautiful. I'm scottish with Irish background (of course) and friends there, and I've been a frequent visitor over forty years. Despite the troubles I continued to visit and always loved it. Wish you could visit too.
@@acavell6184 Generally though if you want irish culture it should be experienced in the republic .Not that irish culture can't be experienced in Northern ireland it can but Half at least consider themselves more british than irish and as a tourist your not going to be able to distinguish .For example if you go to a pub in a predominantly unionist area there most probably won't be a traditional irish music session .
@@gallowglass2630 Out of touch my friend you are,people of the so called British persuasion learn the Irish language and have listened to Irish music in protestant pups on the shankill rd.I myself class myself as Northern Irish and have a Irish passport and sang the soldiers song when in dublin for the rugby Internationals and being a golfer am a member of the Golfing Union of Ireland,so I for one take your comments as being out of touch within today's current state of affairs. I hope this gives you a bit of insight.God Bless.
The reason Belfast is probably the best place to stay is because it's pretty central to all the locations you would want to visit, but if you're going to hire a car you can stay anywhere at all, belfast is probably more expensive so might be worthwhile finding somewhere just outside it, it's not that big of a country you could drive right round it in a day if you wanted (without stopping much lol).
June-August is probably the nicest time to visit (Weather wise) but obviously more tourists at the same time.
As a kid growing up in London in the 70s, we knew Northern Ireland as a "war zone", and not somewhere you would ever consider going to visit or for a holiday. One of the girls in my class at primary school had a mother who was from Belfast, and every year during the summer holidays, she and her family would go there to visit family. We literally feared for her life, and often wondered whether she would actually return to our Battersea school when the new term started. But such thoughts were driven by what we witnessed on the TV news, and she always came back to us safe and sound, having had a lovely time!
Cut to 2008, and I finally found myself boarding a plane bound for Belfast. I knew I had to go to see the place that; in my youth; was somewhere to be feared. But I had always been fascinated by the Giant's Causeway, and needed to see it for myself. I rented a car and drove the length of the Antrim coast, stopping wherever I felt like just to explore and take photos. I WAS BLOWN AWAY BY THE BEAUTY!!! Incredible beaches, cliffs, seaside villages, harbours, ruined castles, friendly people, the whole trip was just amazing!
I still think that to this day, some Brits are wary of visiting this beautiful part of the UK, but they really shouldn't be!
As for the Giant's Causeway, I'm sorry, but this video does it no justice whatsoever. 😊
I would also recommend that people come further south to Co.Down. there is so much you would need a full week to see everything 👍
Hi guys from Northern Ireland, glad to see us getting some love in a video!!
Hello there! 👋
Me to
I moved to Northern Ireland from England & love it here. Now I live by the sea & can enjoy the beach/coastline every day.
Hi guys, I’m from County Armagh, NI. We do tend to take the scenery (greenery!) for granted a bit but when you take a step back it really is beautiful here. I think someone else mentioned it, but there’s some great local food here too and the most famous meal is probably the ‘Ulster Fry’ which is a cooked breakfast but with local Northern Irish breads added (soda bread, potato bread). Thanks for the vid, really enjoy your channel 👌
Aye, our seafood is amazing too, then again so is our 'land' foods! I would say meat, but like u, I don't eat red meat, though I've heard it's pretty damn good too! I'm also in County Armagh (pronounced like R-ma, said quite quickly). I grew up in Co. Antrim, though when I left home, I moved here with my husband-to-be. This village has only 1 main street...it runs down the centre of the village. The roads off it, either lead into the housing developments or back towards the main roads. The strange thing is that the County border line runs down that main street. So, although my area is Co. Armagh, my cousin who lives on the other side of that main street is in Co.Antrim!
Can’t beat nice Belfast ham and fried soda bread 👌
I live in County Down with a 5 mile radius to two forests, the Mournes, Newcastle and Murlough beaches. Until lockdow I took it all for granted. When everyone else was locked up and not able to travel I used it as my personal playground. Never take it for granted now. Always stop an look at the views and take pics where I can
Been around the world and I, I, I, I can't find food better, ALL THE FOOD IS BETTER. I knew the English husband had become an Ulsterman when we get off the ferry and he's right I'm ordering the chinese now, how long will we be. Limavady still has the best chinese I've ever had.
Hello ladies, I live in Whitehead, Co Antrim. Plenty of fishing in N.I. and we now have lovely restaurants equal to the rest of the U.K. serving delicious seafood. N.I. has really moved on from the troubles which is fantastic and we are very proud of our small part of the world. Yes Natasha the Giants Causeway is in Co Antrim and most of us have visited the site so pretty sure your ancestors have walked the stones too. Best wishes to you both.
Amazing comment!❤Nothern Ireland!🎉
The scallops and the langoustines alone are worth the trip.
They were pulled out of the water minutes ago and now on your plate.
I used to live up the top of McCreas Brae overlooking the sea just by the steps down to the seafront. I miss Whitehead so damn much I should never have moved!
Hi Ladies, I'm so glad your doing Northern Ireland My wife and I visit there quite often and it's the most beautiful place we've visited but what makes it so special for us is the hospitality the people from Northern Ireland are so friendly and really do go out of their way to make us feel like one of their own and not just some typical tourist, We highly recommend it and you won't be disappointed, much love to you both.
I am so happy you featured this today. I went with 6 girlfriends to N I at the end of November. We had booked flights to Budapest, Dec 21 and due to the war ( Hungary has a border with Ukraine) and Covid, we were given the chance to cancel and take a timed voucher which we did. Time was running out so I suggested Belfast as it was the furthest west we could get🤣 Belfast was never on our tourist radar, a few of my friends were not keen but we booked anyway. So pleased we did. We have been firm friends since our boys started school 37 years ago and courtesy of low-cost airlines we have been lucky to have visited many, many places in Europe over the years. Our trip was one of the best we have ever taken. We visited everywhere the video featured, The wonderful Atlantic Coast, Giant's Causeway, Dark Hedges/GOT locations, Titanic Centre, and Belfast City Centre, the welcome from the people made our trip, the only thing we could not do was the Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge as the weather in late November was ghastly! We were there for the Christmas Market all lit up and resplendent at the City Hall. N I charmed us, for sure.
you had 6 Irish girlfriends you say. And yer still living. How'd ye do that? Calling bullshite straight away.
Hey Natasha, your comment about anscentral tugging at your heartstrings when you see the countryside of Ireland really spoke to me. I've lived in Ireland my whole life and I still feel the same when I see it everyday. 🥰 Please come visit... céad míle fáilte x
Hi! I’m from Bangor on Co. Down. Another great place to visit in Northern Ireland is Lough Erne in Co Fermanagh. I’ve been a few times with my family. It’s an absolutely beautiful part of the country. You can hire a cruiser out and spend a week or two sailing around the dozens of remote islands. There’s Devenish (an old monastic site) and Crom Castle. The countryside is absolutely gorgeous and so peaceful. Definitely worth looking into!
I'm in bangor too.
Hello from N.Ireland .... live on Carlingford lough , we have the Mourne Mountains and the cooley mountains , forest walks , American WW2 history with troops in camps on Narrow Castle and local area etc ... film locations of Games of Thrones , Cloughmore Stone , Castles, lots of festivals , boat trips from Warrenpoint Co.Down to Omeath Co Louth ... lots of parks in the mountains and woods ... really proud to be from here , sometimes I think we take it for granted in a way what we have on our doorstep .
The Mourne Mountains,that is where you can park your car on an up hill road,take the hand brake off and the car goes up the hill🙂🙂🙂
Please remember that most of NI the people all live side by side and are friends not enemies.
What better way to start a day than with one of your videos! I love seeing the raw wildness you can find in so many parts of the UK. Love to both of you and the people of Northern Ireland!!!
This is the first comment section I ever seen where us Northern Irish isnt tearing into eachother about politics honestly it's strange not seeing any arguments
Hi Ladies! Thanks for taking a look at Northern Ireland. I'm sure you will enjoy your trip to the whole island, and I hope the weather is kind to you when you visit.
Can I offer a few comments on the video?
Northern Ireland is roughly the size of Connecticut. The American couple focused on Counties Antrim and Down, on the eastern side of Northern Ireland; the Marble Arch Caves (over 7 miles long in total) are in the south-west, close to the border with the Republic of Ireland.
The Titanic Exhibition Centre and site really require about 3 hours to do them justice. The small boat in the video is the 'Nomadic', which took passengers from the quayside to the Titanic itself. The Nomadic has been restored and is the last White Star ship afloat. Also in the area is HMS Caroline, the last warship afloat to have taken part in the major Battle Of Jutland (1916). It is now a museum, currently closed but hopefully reopen by the time you visit.
As you are keen on castles, try to take in a genuine Norman (12th century) military castle at Carrickfergus, 12 miles from central Belfast.
A car rental (we say car hire) will certainly give you more control over your itinerary and timings. Remember we drive on the left, and if you want an automatic - book in advance!
The Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge, Bushmills Distillery tour and Giant's Causeway are all fairly close to each other, but if it is mid afternoon during the summer months, leave the Causeway until last, because the last tour of the (world's oldest licensed) distillery starts about 3 pm (check this) whereas the Causeway can be visited for several hours after that.
Many visitors visit the walled city of Derry (or Londonderry). It would take about two hours to drive from Belfast at a tourist pace, but you could 'let the train take the strain' and do a day trip by rail, enjoying some lovely coastal views on part of the route.
Rail and express bus connections between Dublin and Belfast are frequent and take 2 hours 10 mins to 2 hours 35 mins, but if you are driving from Dublin, you need to detour to visit Newgrange, the 5,200 year-old passage tomb west of Drogheda, and once north of the border make a short detour from the main road (A1) into Hillsborough to visit the King's official residence in Northern Ireland.
Big period houses? Check out the National Trust properties in Northern Ireland.
Where to stay? 2023 won't be the bargain year for the $US that 2022 was. However, most of the tourist area of Belfast is in a relatively small area and there is a wide range of accommodation. The folk at Visit Belfast are very helpful with advice.
Safe travels!
I lived in NI for nearly five years. Our house overlooked the Mourne Mountains - it's a stunning place. I was really sad to leave and have tried and failed to replicate an 'Ulster Fry' one of the best breakfasts ever!
The first time that I went to Northern Ireland, I thought that I was in for a rough ride being English and taking the troubles into consideration. How wrong I was, the welcome I got was outstanding and now I love going over whenever possible
you English git. Welcome
yeah we aren't all assholes.
@TridentUK Thanks " Paddy " I'm truly grateful 🙏
Glad you came to see us!
@@cgmat7804 my pleasure entirely. I'll be back again soon.
I was born in Northern Ireland in the 70s, lived there until 1998 and moved to London and returned here in 2023 and live in Portaferry now.
Well ladies I just stumbled on your video. I'm originally from NC where I met my wife when she was doing a post doctoral at Duke University. We now live in Newcastle County Down where the Mourne mountains meet the sea. Most awesome place in the world. When you make that visit you have to let us know. We can give you the tour of our neck of the woods. Lucky if spring temps are in the low 60's. Summer is my favourite they say it's hot but it's actually just lovely, may get in touch he high 70's to low 80's. The wind is very prominent on the coast. You will definitely love Northern Ireland even more after your trip.
I had a heart transplant 8 years ago I’m from the uk and apparently my new heart came from Northern Ireland so that’s interesting Thankyou for reacting to this
So happy you featured our little country….many thanks.
you lovely ladies will break 100k just be patient its coming for sure the most genuine you tube channel out there
Hello from N. IRELAND.
Glad you got to see some of it.
Most of it was Antrim Coast you'll be glad to know ✌️😂🍀
Hey girls loved the video, we live in the most beautiful wee country..
The Antrim coastline drive is amazing , I've seen it all my life and it still takes my breath away... Great sea fishing too.. the caves are in county fermanagh, another beautiful place, so much to see and do here , Also Strangford lough is amazing but very treacherous... I hope yiz make it some day!! Much love from Norn Iron xx
When you go to Scotland you can go and see the other end of the Giant's Causeway. Different - it's in a cave - but still really impressive. 🙂 It's known as Fingal's Cave and you may have heard Mendelssohn's ''Fingal's Cave Overture''. It's also where the movie ''Where Eight Bells Toll'' was filmed.
"When Eight Bells Toll", with a youngish Athony Hopkins, in a Bond like roll. or is "Where Eight Bells Toll" a different film?
@@johnp8131 No - same film - bad memory! 🙂
then there is the other end in Cornwall, same rock features on a smaller scale.
Despite the troubles the Nothern Irish are friendliest people you'll ever meet
Hi, from Ballyclare in County Antrim. There is so much to see and do in Northern Ireland. It's absolutely spectacular. My morning walks with our dog Levi is always something I look forward to because of the beautiful scenery. Love your channel.
Thanks so much!! Love your beautiful piece of this World!
I would love to send you a couple of pictures to show you Ballyclare. I tried to attach a couple of pics on here, but it's not possible. 🙁
Oh, and Giant's Causeway is in County Antrim. 😊
Hi Natasha and Debbie. I live up by the north coast. What's not obvious from the video, is how close things are together around here. The Dark Hedges, Carrick-a-rede, Ballintoy, Giants Causeway, Dunluce Castle and Mussenden temple are all quite close. The coast road around the Glens of Antrim should be included in the road trip, with a stop at Glenariffe Forest and a walk on the waterfalls trail. Theres also some stunning beaches. White Park Bay is my favourite... if you take the Causeway Coast Way hiking path, you'll go through it on the way from Carrick-a-rede to the Giants Causeway.
Hiya girls,greetings from Northern Ireland! I'm spoiled as within a 30 minute drive I have no less than 6 beaches and the Giants causeway! Here's a fun fact when the two giants had a fight legend says Finn reached down for a clump of soil to throw. Where he scooped up the soil is now Lough Neagh and the clump of soil landed in the sea and that's now the Isle of Man!!! That's in the back of my mind that I heard that, but I might be wrong!!!
Just a intresting fact for you in the Post Office we are taught the six counties of Northern Ireland FAT-LAD... Fermanagh - Antrim -Tyrone - Londonderry - Armargh and Down.
Some people use FAT-DAD! And it's Armagh
Hi great vid and review, I can confirm that NI views are as good as the video, but there is so much more, Belfast is so vibrant. As for fishing Lough Neagh is the biggest fresh water lake in the UK it is like an inland sea. The food is robust and fantastic as well washed down with Guinness from just down the road. Also the Mourne Mountains went to a wedding there, castles, forests need I say more. Visit you won't regret, I worked there for 2 years and was sad to leave.
Hey! I’m in NI and love being here. It’s such a pretty country. This video was good but quite a touristy approach, there’s so much else to see and do here. x
True i am from dublin and travel to northern Ireland a lot I tend to seek out the small towns away from the Tourists. I am planning to visit my aunt in Bangor next week so I better put on some extra layers of clothes.
@@lazyeyejohn Bangors a great place. There’s a very nice coastal walk from the harbour round to a couple of nearby beaches if you are able
I love you two ladies, I live on the Norfolk Broads in the UK (Thanks for your reaction) but I feel you need to visit Cheddar Gorge and Cheddar caves ( where Cheddar Cheese comes from) keep up these brilliant reactions x
As someone who lives 20 minutes from Cheddar, I second this. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Ladies - great to see your reactions! There are so many things to see and do, but if you can access BBC iPlayer, have a look at "B&B by the Sea" which focuses on the area around Downhill and the North West (where the Mussenden Temple is), but is a nice light intro to the overall area.
As others have said, you have to understand that it's a small country! A cruise ship docking in Belfast will have you at the Dark Hedges in 80 minutes, or the Mournes in 75 minutes. The dark Fermanagh (Marble Arch Caves), is only 90 minutes drive. So many things to see, and so close together! As a native, we are truly spoiled!
Hi Natasha & Debbie… I too have NIre ancestry. My great-great-grandparents came from Co. Fermanagh. Ange temps range from 40’sF to 70’sF in the day, depending the time of year
Makes me so happy to see people get excited about my wee home country ❤ & it is actually that stunning in real life!! I grew up on the coastal route in a wee town called Portstewart (near the Giant’s Causeway), the beach - Portstewart Strand - was used as Dorne in GoT, they forgot to mention that that. You guys NEED to get that trip organized ASAP!
Some side notes, cuz that video you watched jumped around a little…..the caves aren’t on the coastal route. They’re in County Fermanagh near Lough Erne. This is by far where my heart aches for when I’m missing home. It is a stunning County!
& the bridge they mispronounced (understandable when you’re attempting the Irish language 😂) is pronounced Kaarick-a-Reed. It used to be rebuilt by fishermen (I think) every year & was only up & usable from spring to autumn. The rock stack you cross over to is now a wildlife sanctuary for local birds. (The sharks are basking sharks & all vegetarian 😉) I crossed the bridge years ago before it was as sturdy as now…. 😱
As for temperature. It never really goes higher than around 77F in summer in spring & autumn, you’re looking at from around 50F but ALWAYS prepare with layers & waterproofs, cuz well…..it’s Ireland 😂 enjoy ladies 🍀
What I loved about the first video is when you said that. You were proud to think your ancestors walked there. That did it for me. An Irish man.
This is my first time watching you lovely ladies. I'm a Derry girl born and bred. I've spent many a day at all these places. I love the sea and that's where I feel most at home. My childhood was spent on our many beaches and checking out all the historic sights. The water is tropical looking? That's the Atlantic ocean, its freezing!!! Even in the summer it's cold!
Hi 👋!! So glad you found us and we found you!! ❤️
@The Natasha & Debbie Show my step dad was from Co. Antrim. His claim to fame was that he went to school with Liam Neeson! If ever you decide to visit I can help with lovely places to stay in various parts of all Ireland. If I wasn't in a 2 bedroomed bungalow I would offer to have you here to save coin but our b&bs are amazing and use local produce and usually bake their own breads etc. xx
Belfast is just a 2 hour drive from my house here in dublin i try to go two or three times a year. Although not in winter northern Ireland being so far north is always colder than the south. The average summertime temperature in ireland is around 15c or 59f. It is 15th january here in dublin and the temperature at the moment is 2c or 35.6 f with cold rain. We are expecting frost and snow this week where temperatures due to hit -4 c which is 24.8 f.
Helloooo ladies, Dave here from the Port of Larne, county Antrim. I live on the Causeway Coast and I've been driving it's length and breadth for 40yrs and I'm still in awe at it's beauty. So many stunning Hidden areas most visitors never get to see. Keep posting, loving your reaction's ❤️❤️❤️😊
When I'm working in the Belfast Port area it's so great to see the large cruise ships coming in and all the tourists heading off in various coaches, buses and taxi cabs. Hopefully all will return to normal this season.
Ladies, I discovered your channel last week and I love it.
You have made me laugh and cry in equal measure. Your humour and your compassion has touched me. Thank you.
If you want to do some "shorts" I recommend you look up British Pathe.
British Pathe was the way the British public got there visual news way back. Mostly short news reels of a couple of minutes that was very popular during WW2. They were shown in cinemas as TV was a little way off.
Look it up here on YT, they covered most things ,I think until the 1960s but as I said very popular in the war years.
Regards, Kevin
The spectacular columns of Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland look like an architectural marvel, but the formation is entirely natural. It developed between 50 to 60 million years ago when a flood of lava oozed from fissures in the earth
What was Mussenden Temple used for?
Downhill Demesne's history | N. Ireland | National Trust
Why was Mussenden Temple built? The Temple was originally built as a library for the Earl Bishop. The walls were lined with white lime and the bookshelves sat in the alcoves. Higher up in the temple dome, eight alcoves also displayed marble busts that the Earl Bishop had acquired.
This was mostly the north of NI, the west round Derry and the south round Armagh and Newry are also lovely * from Newry originally xx
Hi from Belfast, LOVE your channel, thanks for covering my home!!
Thank you!! We love your home!!
Another amazing video by you 2 amazing ladies. Northern Ireland is stunning and the greenery is beautiful
Hi!! From Bangor, County Down here. Nice to see Northern Ireland get a mention. Love your videos.
Thank for watching Northern Ireland,it looks beautiful.
Glad you enjoyed you first look at the landscape of my lovely home country. One of my Grandparents had some Antrim roots up by the Causeway and Carrick-a-Rede (I know you will say it right ;)).
A lot of tours will leave from Belfast to the other parts you would want to see or you can look to stay in some of the areas you want to see, either at a hotel or one of the many B&Bs around the place.
I used to spend the 6 weeks holiday in County Antrim on my grandfather's land with my cousins. Happiest times of my life.
Some of my ancestors left Ballintoy and moved to Scotland during the potato famine. There were so many coming across the sea to Scotland that it was said folk used to look out and watch all the coracles arriving. Off the coast of Scotland is the island of Staffa where you can find Fingals Cave which is made of the same basalt rock as the Giants Causeway.
Ireland is a beautiful country ❤️ both North and South
Not political but it is two different countries.
@@justlikebuttah also not being political but it is easier to visit the island as a whole and leave the other countries in the UK for another tour. There is quite enough to keep you busy for 7-10 days in Ireland, North and South and few Americans have longer than that for vacation. One simple return flight from almost every city in North America into Dublin and after that use trains, coaches or if feeling brave hire a car to get around the single compact landmass. People don't plan tours according to jurisdictions but practical convenience.
@@seandoherty925 I just would say they are travelling Northern Ireland and Ireland, Northern Ireland is not a compass point.
@@seandoherty925 I think bubbleleh was commenting on how ann worded her post. If you want to say Ireland is a beautiful country, then the North is donegal and excludes Northern Ireland. Ann's comment was very loaded.
@@rusticpartyeditz I think you're reading way too much into a phrase that doesn't sound at all peculiar to Irish ears.
Hi ladies, thank you so much for covering Northern Ireland. Best wishes from Belfast. Jason xx
Thank you soooo much for taking people on this tour. I’ve had the pleasure of travelling around NI twice now. It is indeed beautiful. Accommodation and restaurants are some of the best I’ve seen.
Another great area is Connemara on the wild Atlantic way. There are also youtube videos on this area.
I’m lucky to live in the UK and find that there is beauty in all of it , with great cities and countryside.
Loving your videos.
Woohoo!! Northern Ireland loves you guys too! Sending you both lots of love from Beannchor (Bangor!)
Aw thanks!! Your Country is stunning!
@@TheNatashaDebbieShow Anytime you get a chance to visit, a proper Ulster Fry breakfast is on us ❤️
@@cocteaut sounds perfect!! ❤️
I lived in Northern Ireland for 18 years until I moved away for university a few months ago. I think most of the main attractions have already been said but I have to recommend visiting my hometown Bangor, Co. Down. More of a personal bias than anything as it used to be a tourist hotspot but has fallen on harder times recently, we do still have Bangor Abbey from 558 with come cool Viking stuff and Ballyholme Bay was used by US troops for training during World War II, with Dwight D Eisenhower setting sail from the USS Quincy there. The pier is even named after him. About 20 mins away there is also Mount Stewart, a massive Victorian estate with 950 acres of garden
I live in N Ireland near Strangford Lough . It’s a lovely place to live. The video doesn’t do justice to the whole of N Ireland .There is so much more to see including Londonderry city and Belfast has a lot more to offer than peace walls and game of thrones, it has beautiful architecture and hospitality . I love your show and hope you get to visit some day
Yes Giants Causeway is on the Antrim coast. A beautiful scenic drive from Belfast to the Glenn’s of Antrim.
Lovely video as always ladies. A suggestion for a video, a learning about Robert Burns (also known as Rabbie burns), who is Scotlands national poet and his birthday is celebrated in Scotland every year on the 25th January. 🥰
Love your show. There is no place like home. I love this Country and you will be welcomed with open arms. I am from Carrickfergus in County Antrim and I hope Natasha you get to experience your roots here and get to pat the green green grass of home. X
We also have the glens of Antrim that is also a long the coastal route, the small vanishing lake, the only thing that is hard to get is good weather, in the summertime,but you do have to be prepared for rain. Their is also plenty of social life in every town or city you go to, we are a very friendly bunch over here. Fishing is great but at certain times of the year .
Thanks you guys for responding, I do hope you do get to come over to Northern Ireland.
Loved this video, I’ve only briefly passed through Belfast and Northern Ireland en route to the South. However I would love to go because my maternal grandmother was from Northern Ireland, she was born in County Armagh then moved to Scotland when she was two. That’s all I know but really want to know more about where she lived. So I have Irish blood too❤️
@@matthewjamison no they don’t, Scotland was made up of the The Picts and Celts. The Picts are now thought to be of Iberian descent. They made up Scotland in ancient times-and combined with the blood of many nations including English, Viking and French, it’s a stretch to say all Scots have Irish blood. Whereas my grandmother was Irish so I can definitely say I have Irish blood
@@rozhunter7645 I’d agree with that. In fact the other way around, a lot of the population of the north of Ireland seem to have their roots in Scotland! 😯
Geeze all I said was my grandmother came from Northern Ireland
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@@rozhunter7645 I ment no disrespect at all my friend God Bless you ♥️
Yes it is very windy atop those cliffs. I almost blew off the top when I was about 6 but my Dad grabbed the hood of my coat lol! I'm County Antrim born and raised. I used to love driving through the Dark Hedges as a kid on my way to my Grandparents. The Mournes in County Down are also beautiful. Definitely go see the Marble Arch caves.
Really pleased to see the video to complete your Irish journey. I have a certain attachment to the whole picture in spite of the fact my Irish heritage was via Scotland to the North and then South due to dark historical circumstances.
Great video, pity they didn’t visit Bushmills 😁. I visited the causeway twice but never got to visit Carrick-a-Rede as the path was closed both times, but I’m hoping to go back this year so maybe then.
So delighted you took the time to have a look at Northern Ireland. I'm a Co Antrim gal too! You really must come visit, we've so much to see and do. Marble Arch caves are in Co Fermanagh, not on the north coast but definitely worth a visit. Co Down is beautiful especially around the Mountains of Mourne. Look forward to seeing you here sometime soon 🥰🥰
Northern Ireland is so beautiful. My Mum is from Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh and I spent lots of time there as a kid.
My town 👍
Hi ladies thank you for doing the reaction video on my beautiful wee country Northern Ireland. Especially the North Antrim coast I've been there 100s of times and it still takes my breath away by the sheer beauty of it you'll enjoy every minute when you visit......you won't want to go home 🥰
Most of that video was set on the coasts of County Antrim and County Down. There is about 95% of Northern Ireland not covered by this trip. The bit at the end at Torr Head is the most fantastic road segment of the Causeway Coast. If you ever do it, visit Murlough Bay which is a site along thw coast that is owned by the National Trust. There are awesome views across to the Isles of Scotland like Jura, Islay, Arran and Ailsa Craig. Fishing in N.I. is fantastic with Atlantic Salmon, trout and sea trout in the rivers and lakes and a host of other types of fish species.
Hi, I'm from just outside Belfast. The Co Antrim coastal road is something else both winter and summer. August is a great time to visit. We have all sorts of fishing from sea to fly fishing. Love the reactions.
Hello from the North of our beautiful island. May I be so bold to say when god sat down and decided to show his best creation in all it’s glory to all those who doubted his works he showed them Northern Ireland:) I have never took my homeland for granted, not for a second. I have always seen it’s beauty be it from my bedroom window to a Sunday walk in the meadows to sitting by my family graveside and see the rolling mountains that surround this place of of extreme beauty, yes even a graveyard, my parents resting place is breathtakingly beautiful with an ocean of Celtic crosses from time gone by sheltering you from the summer sun and winter breeze. What you saw in that wonderful video was just the tip of the iceberg we have so much more to show you here and the people will love to have you. I often think how sad it is that people travel all the way across the world to see the sights of Ireland and you know it is always the tourist sites not the places I would take you by the hand and say I will show you places that will remain engraved in your mind till the end of your days and you whisper beneath your breath “if I should leave this earth tomorrow, I have seen it all” that’s the true sites of Ireland.
Hi from Australia,I was born in Belfast and love county Antrim. Don’t forget to try soda bread and potato bread amongst other traditional foods. Happy travels.❤️🇬🇧❤️
Hello, thanks for taking a look at N.I we have been pass over by most tourists and we have so much to offer..Yes there is great fishing here..love to see you here soon xx
Northern Ireland, my birth place. I was born in Antrim 🥰 I live in England now though
I've been to Belfast and loved it. The best thing was their sense of humour. Def worth going on a coach tour to Giant's causeway and surrounding areas
Marbel arch caves are well worth a visit, they are in co. Fermanagh. Another beautiful county
I can see the Strangford Ferry crossing over to Portaferry right now! 😀
I'm from Portadown in Co.Armagh . You must add our county to your travels! The causeway coastal drive is stunningly beautiful! Also I highly recommend St George's Market in Belfast at the weekends!
Hey ladies , Northern Irish gal here . I'd encourage you to stay at least a few nights somewhere on the causeway coast. Seaside towns Portstewart , Portrush etc . You're close to the Giant's Causeway, Rope bridge, The Dark Hedges, Dunluce Castle, Benone Beach ,Mussenden Temple, Ballintoy Harbour, Bushmills Distillery (world's oldest whisky distillery) and much more
Also a drive through the Mourne Mountains to Newcastle and across the border to Carlingford are definitely worth fitting in to your trip
Enjoy 💚
Love seeing this with you...its somewhere I've always wanted to go xx
I only recently discovered you girls and thank you for your content, you have been a breath of fresh air and love your videos.
Marble Arch caves is near where I grew up, Co. Fermanagh, it’s not coastal but we have a lough and it’s such a scenically beautiful place.
I’m from Ballymena in Northern Ireland and a New Subscriber. Nice Video Ladies. Enjoying all your Content. Keep the Videos coming. 😎👍🏼
Thanks for highlighting my 'neck of the woods.' N Ireland is a unique destination and good to include for anyone visiting Ireland. Highlights and must-sees are the North Coast, Strangford Lough and the Mourne Mountains in County Down, the Fermanagh Lakelands and the cities of Belfast and Derry/Londonderry. The first three are very beautiful and the cities are essential if you want to understand our tumultuous history and the way we are pulling ourselves out of a divided past and aiming for (and achieving) a brighter future.
Co. Antrim girl here 😀That video left out a lot of the coast road and some great places to see. Ballycastle, Rathlin, Glenariff, Carnlough, Glenarm, Carrickfergus. Or go inland and see Slemish where St Patrick lived for many years or go to Co. Down and visit St Patrick's grave. Or down to the Mourne Mountains if you like walking. I would not know where to advise you to stay as I have never been a visitor to "Norn Iron" as we locals call it.
Greetings from Co. Armagh in Northern Ireland! Loved the video, nice to see a positive look at our wee country! If i remember right, you had some northern irish tayto crisps once, they are from my hometown of Tandragee (Tand-ra-gee if u want to pronounce it). My high school was next door to Tayto Castle and we could smell the crisps cooking during our lessons! You should try and find a video on how to speak Norn Iron, it will have you laughing 😄. Hope you both get a chance to visit, we would love to have ya both here and get to enjoy our Craic! Sending you both good vibes and Irish blessings for a lovely day and looking forward to seeing your next video!! 💚🍀
HI I'm from Ballymena in Co.Antrim one of the places that is good to visit is the st Georges market in Belfast. it has great craft stalls and food. Northern Ireland has some of the best prehistoric coast lines in the world and it never gets old to look at and the tourist industry here has grown so fast thanks to the tv and film industry. there is so much for visitors to see here that it would be worth doing two or three trips to get round everything that you would want to enjoy.
Really enjoyable watch.
Natasha you missed the comment about the castles you can stay in !!!! Are you ok, it's a castle you can stay in 🤣🤣🤣🧡💜💛
Wait, they said that?? Dang it, I did miss that!!!! 😯😯
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Mom was Belfast born Dad was Dublin born, have family in Co Antrim, in fact my Daughter and family have moved from Birmingham to Co Fermanagh.... Totally made my day waking up to this
Thankyou for sharing our beautiful country ❤
Even without a car there is some great stuff. The Derry to Coleraine train journey (just a normal train not a tourist thing) is spectacular if the weather behaves. I used to do a bit of walking so I am more familiar (although not very) with the south-east of NI - the Mourne Mountains and the Mourne Wall (a massively long dry stone wall crossing a number of the peaks).
I'm from County Down Northern Ireland. Great video as always ladies. The Mourne Mountains are very beautiful in County Down and all along our coastline, but keep in mind that even in the Spring or Summer months, the weather can change from one village to the next. It could be glorious sunshine, and just ten minutes up the road, dark skies and heavy cold rain. Yes, even in the Summer! So with you at all times have a waterproof light jacket and a sweater to hand because we get all seasons in one day no matter the time of year. There are also a lot of potholes in our roads because of the heavy amount of rain we get, and in country roads quite deep. Also tractors are out at all hours and seasons on tiny roads, and some drivers overtake on crazy bends. If you are driving about, hire a car that's built for the journeys ahead. Portaferry, the strangford waters are called snoring cows and have a deep and long history with the Vikings and the Normans. For castles, I would say to see in County Down Dundrum near Newcastle near the Mourne Mountains and Killyleagh castle. Lot's of amazing picnic sites as well over here like at Whiterock near Comber where you see all the tiny islands and some ancient ruins, Donaghadee and Ballywalter are also very attractive and picturesque places to visit. Hope you have a safe and pleasant trip.
Hello from Northern Ireland. Sometimes we don’t appreciate the beauty of our wee country. The Basalt columns at the Giants Causeway are the same as those found on the Isle of Staffa in Scotland and in Iceland. The Marble Arch caves are actually not on the coast but in County Fermanagh, at the Cuilcagh Boardwalk, also known as the Stairway to Heaven. The only downside to the Game of Thrones tourism is that it caused a massive increase of traffic at the Dark Hedges, resulting in damage to the roots of the row of Beech trees and many have fallen during recent storms.
It is called Carrick a reed bridge if you break it up like that 😁, in the summer we get anything from 21 to 30 so can be really nice, you also need to visit slemish, Irelands only volcano, that's where St patrick tended to the sheep, and it is in county antrim
I live down the Ards peninsula, and can honestly say it is one of the most beautiful spots of the world
loved the video good history and a very stunning place and lots of good views to see scotland one day i would love to vist ireland one day
Morning girlies, never been to Irland my parents did and loved it really wanted to return sadly never had the chance. Would love to fo the caves that's my kind of thing.
Once again a great video, one day girlies we will be watching you both in your favourite places. Xx
You did Ireland, which is an Ireland, which includes the Republic and the six counties. But it’s no surprise. It would be as beautiful as Ireland because it’s on the island of Ireland.
N Ireland is beautiful I visited some work colleagues whom have become good friends of mine over there breath taking beauty
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