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Really sweet little video. I live just across the harbour from Cobh in a village called Crosshaven. You could have walked to the train station in Cobh and taken the short and interesting journey to Cork city centre, but I actually think it great that you spent your time in Cobh, which is one of our most under appreciated little towns. I'm sure others have pointed this out, but the Titanic never actually came into the inner harbour ... she anchored outside off of Myrtleville, but passengers and cargo were ferrried out via special purpose built boats. Best wishes, and enjoy your journey ... slån
So glad that you liked Ireland, and now you’ve got a really good excuse to come back so that you can see it together! I’m British and live in the UK but have family that have a pub in Ireland and there is nothing like a pint of Guinness in an Irish pub!
Haha so weird to see so many people gush over where I live. I’ve grown up in Cobh so it’s mad seeing this from a tourist’s perspective! None of us understand the awe in the deck of cards lol, every tourist who comes by adores it. Hope you enjoyed visiting!
So happy to see you visit Cobh!!! I’m from Cork city and have spent many happy days in Cobh!!! When you come back, you’ll have to try a pint of Murphys Stout and Beamish Stout which are the Cork version of Guinness (and any Corkonian will tell you they are much nicer 😉)!!! I’m so glad you enjoyed your visit to my part of the world! 😁😁😁
Beautiful city, was there last September , and it was a gorgeous day also. My friends grandfather actually help build the cathedral. Ireland is the best , everyone should visit it at least once
@Cheryl Winkleman:My great grandfathers were stone masons. They came from Limerick and Kerry to build the cathedral spire.They settled in Cobh and most of us still live here.
Well done Jason on saying Cobh correctly. I live in Dublin but have never visited Cobh - you're putting me to shame. Glad you enjoyed your pint of Guinness and an Irish sing song. Poor Alyssa missing out.
We were so excited when we got up one morning and saw the town. So cute and unexpected. At the time I hadn’t discovered that my ancestors were from Cork.
Your videos are so well put together. Love your use of original audio from the cathedral & previously in Westminster Abbey that you’ve overlayed over those sections of the video
Great vlog. Although I’m English, my grandmother (on my father’s side) came from Cobh. Her family owned a pub called the first and last as it was the first pub you came to when arriving in Cobh and the last as you left. My great grandfather was the customs officer and was known as the band master.
Glad you enjoyed Cobh. I love going there. Next time you're over here you'll have to visit spike island. That's a most of a day thing though......only time after for pints and good food! You should come back and hire a camper and tour ireland. I'll even show you around a few good places!!! 😎😁
Cobh is beautiful! I was there many years ago as a teenager. such a pretty church. you should get back to Ireland and explore the whole country in an Irish Ellie
No Irish accent Jason. That's where I am part from. Some family had been on the T-T . Like to go to Ireland to visit part of my past. Still doing renovations, but now upstairs bad leek and now my bathroom is falling apart. Will be glad to sell. Includes all furniture and large 70 inch tv and just got a new air conditioner. Have a great day. Cheers.!
@@EECCTravels No issue with you not seeing Ireland, i'm not from Ireland.. But lets not pretend you really always wanted to see Ireland. Come on now. Keep it real.
You did a great job with the pronunciations in the end! In Irish BH is always pronounced as V, so anytime you see that in future you'll know what to expect!
Awww. Missed Alisa on this walkabout, but you did okay, Jason! 😁👍Those houses were so cool. And I had no idea about the Titanic. How interesting! Thank goodness you were able to have a Guinness. Gotta stay hydrated. 🍻
Thank you! I’ve really enjoyed exploring with you. The Deck of Cards, then the Cathedral, how spectacular! I’ve always wanted to take a cruise but haven’t gotten a passport yet. Lol. Hopefully soon!
Cobh is not also known as Queenstown. The British named it that when Queen Victoria landed there. Once Ireland got its independence the name reverted to Cobh.
Alisa I hate you missed Ireland, my husband thinks it is so weird that I am so into Titanic history and I love cruising. I really want to make the crossing but he is not into that at all, maybe when we retire someday! Enjoyed Jason's solo gig!
@@Nature_with_Peter_Kane I have been there done that, I loved Cork and I have roots in Northern Ireland. I liked the museum but not as much as I hoped to. The actual pier in Cork and the slipways in Belfast meant more to me. The Emerald Isle is a special place. i can not wait to return!
@@pen4tenn We were in Ireland for 5 weeks this year. It was just fabulous..the castles, the scenery, the people!! I have a bunch of cute videos from Ireland on my channel if you're interested.
Alisa, what responsibility and dedication you showed to your priorities, staying on the Ship, and working while Jason, took the reigns as Tour Guide around Ireland 😉 You were definitely missed but great job Jason! I know you WILL RETURN and you will give us a great tour! I hope you had a great time after Sail Away. And Alisa, you look beautiful and I am amazed at your hair growth. I really would love to know your products. Take care. Thanks again for the video! Love everyone you post! ~Lizzy 🙂💜
There is a 2nd larger, more intensive Titanic museum in Belfast, which I skipped. I took a tour of the walls and history of " The troubles" of the 1970s , the IRA etc.
Cobh is an Irish spelling The Irish language does not have the letter V. Letter combination bh make the V sound. Queenstown is the colonial name which is no longer used. In ancient times the area was known as Cuan an Neimheadh (the Harbour of Neimheidh), a figure in medieval Irish legend.
Surely you must have visited the place where I (yours Truly) laid several bricks and blocks on a 3 bed semi detached housing developement in 1974, working with my father when aged 15 - 16. I've been in London 35 years but I was sure they would have put a plaque there in my honour :) We drove from home, 200 mtrs from Shandon Steeple in Cork City. Sorry about the indulgent whimsy. Yesterday I watched both London uploads. Not the best hotel location for you both (or room) to walk from. I hope you get to see it properly one day. Yes, it was originally Queenstown in 1912, but it was changed to Cobh long before the '70's. It had a more direct involvement with the German sinking of the Lusitania in 1916(?) as so many survivors were brought ashore right on the quays. I didn't know the Titanic was moored right up to the harbour. I thought it had to be stationed much farther out and passengers (& what little cargo) were ferried there - but at 16 .....
Would you like to visit amazing ports like Ireland? If you would like to book a cruise like this one, let me be your travel agent! Email me at travel@eecctravels.com.
We're wanting to do a cruise to the Bahamas sometime in January. I'll be contacting y'all soon to book that.
Love you wearing your Boston shirts/jackets around the world! I'm a Massachusetts girl!
Happy you liked my home
Alisa looks absolutely beautiful with her short hair!! She doesn’t need the wig!
Agree!
Agree!
I totally agree! I had a salon appointment yesterday and was totally attempted to go short!
I agree!!!! Love it so much!!!!!!
I agree.
Having a pint at the Titanic museum in Ireland. Jason, you officially have done it all!!!!
Really sweet little video. I live just across the harbour from Cobh in a village called Crosshaven. You could have walked to the train station in Cobh and taken the short and interesting journey to Cork city centre, but I actually think it great that you spent your time in Cobh, which is one of our most under appreciated little towns. I'm sure others have pointed this out, but the Titanic never actually came into the inner harbour ... she anchored outside off of Myrtleville, but passengers and cargo were ferrried out via special purpose built boats. Best wishes, and enjoy your journey ... slån
So glad that you liked Ireland, and now you’ve got a really good excuse to come back so that you can see it together! I’m British and live in the UK but have family that have a pub in Ireland and there is nothing like a pint of Guinness in an Irish pub!
Yep going to do this too on my birthday cruise! Thanks for sharing.
Haha so weird to see so many people gush over where I live. I’ve grown up in Cobh so it’s mad seeing this from a tourist’s perspective! None of us understand the awe in the deck of cards lol, every tourist who comes by adores it. Hope you enjoyed visiting!
You did yaaaaaa
For us it resembles The Painted Ladies in San Francisco. We just went there this summer. I'm from British Columbia in 🇨🇦
Your hair is absolutely adorable! You are really rocking it out! Love watching your videos! Always fun to watch while we wait on our next cruise!
Jason, you did an awesome job!!
Cobh appears to be a very colorful place. Thanks for sharing and I hope that you enjoy being there as much as I did watching your video.
Both of you have new hair. You look FABULOUS! BTW, the little tour was nice too.
Ok you guys, Ireland!! I really want to visit here one day! My ancestry goes back to County Cork. Thanks for showing me around!
So happy to see you visit Cobh!!! I’m from Cork city and have spent many happy days in Cobh!!! When you come back, you’ll have to try a pint of Murphys Stout and Beamish Stout which are the Cork version of Guinness (and any Corkonian will tell you they are much nicer 😉)!!! I’m so glad you enjoyed your visit to my part of the world! 😁😁😁
My daughter really enjoyed Cobh when she did a semester abroad and really enjoyed the Titanic museum (as well as the other one in Belfast!)
Beautiful city, was there last September , and it was a gorgeous day also. My friends grandfather actually help build the cathedral. Ireland is the best , everyone should visit it at least once
That’s awesome! I can’t wait to go there. Found out through DNA testing that I’m a good portion of Irish so pretty excited to take a trip there.
@Cheryl Winkleman:My great grandfathers were stone masons. They came from Limerick and Kerry to build the cathedral spire.They settled in Cobh and most of us still live here.
Cobh is such a pretty port. I loved it x
Totally agree!! Love the look!!
From cobh and have met the guy playing his instrument before. Great video ❤
Well done Jason on saying Cobh correctly. I live in Dublin but have never visited Cobh - you're putting me to shame. Glad you enjoyed your pint of Guinness and an Irish sing song. Poor Alyssa missing out.
How cool! My great grandfather, John MCINERNEY, was from County Cork. I would love to go there.
We were so excited when we got up one morning and saw the town. So cute and unexpected. At the time I hadn’t discovered that my ancestors were from Cork.
I loved the video of the NCL encore haven cabins and haven that you guys did
I hope you went into the museum, I was there about 20 years ago and it is wonderful.
I’ve always thought a cruise to Ireland would be a lot of fun - thanks for sharing this with us!
On my bucket list,. And Alyssa doesn't need the wig, the short hair looks great on her
Well done Jason even though you felt lost without Alisa haha
Wow! What a beautiful port and so much history!
Such a shame that Alisa was stuck on board. That is pure dedication to the channel and the agency.
Alisa your hair looks great. You don't need wigs anymore 👍♥️🙏♥️😇
Your videos are so well put together. Love your use of original audio from the cathedral & previously in Westminster Abbey that you’ve overlayed over those sections of the video
The Titanic museum was soooo cool, go go go!!! I loved Ireland!!
If you eat anything there they give you fries with it and I mean a ton of fries!!
Was there in April and loved it!! Spent 5 weeks in Ireland 🇮🇪
Great video 🌸💐🌸💐
So sorry Alisa didn’t get to explore Port of Cork (Cove). Ireland is so pretty. Jason did a great job!, Looking forward to your next video.
Great vlog. Although I’m English, my grandmother (on my father’s side) came from Cobh. Her family owned a pub called the first and last as it was the first pub you came to when arriving in Cobh and the last as you left. My great grandfather was the customs officer and was known as the band master.
My bucket list!
My Family is from Cork I hope you had a great time!!
Happy that you enjoyed my home town 🇮🇪🤘🍻
Glad you enjoyed Cobh. I love going there. Next time you're over here you'll have to visit spike island. That's a most of a day thing though......only time after for pints and good food!
You should come back and hire a camper and tour ireland. I'll even show you around a few good places!!! 😎😁
Love it! Absolutely beautiful, and it was awesome to see such a great part of history.
Welcome to Ireland 💝 cove is right
we love cork but never been to the port area of the city!!! We flew into Dublin and did a road trip!!!
The Cathedral is gorgeous
The cathedral was beautiful!
Never been to Ireland - need to make some time to get across there!
Hi Alisa and Jason!
What a beautiful place!
Hopefully you can go back soon so you can both enjoy some time around the Cork Port together.
Thanks for the tour! My ancestors were Roney and Fitzgeralds. Ireland cruise vacation is on our bucket list! Texas out. 👊🏻🤙🏻
Hi guys! Jason you’re doing a great job! I love your beautiful hair Alisa
Cobh is beautiful! I was there many years ago as a teenager. such a pretty church. you should get back to Ireland and explore the whole country in an Irish Ellie
I do hope you get a chance to go back to Ireland. I had so much fun and the people were great.
I would love to visit the titanic museum
Beautiful city! Enjoyed the Vlog as always!
No Irish accent Jason. That's where I am part from. Some family had been on the T-T . Like to go to Ireland to visit part of my past. Still doing renovations, but now upstairs bad leek and now my bathroom is falling apart. Will be glad to sell. Includes all furniture and large 70 inch tv and just got a new air conditioner. Have a great day. Cheers.!
Wooww is beatiful moment
Hey on the ship where you guys able to video the haven or any. Haven cabins or all the other types of cabins
This shows the town in a great light. Shláinte
You've always wanted to come to Ireland, but couldn't be bothered to leave the ship. Wow you REALLY wanted to see Ireland. Oh please.
Well… this trip was for work and I had to work that day. Real life happens! Don’t be so judgmental!! I would have rather gotten off the ship!
@@EECCTravels No issue with you not seeing Ireland, i'm not from Ireland.. But lets not pretend you really always wanted to see Ireland. Come on now. Keep it real.
You are my favorite voggers, keep up the good work
Loved this video! Ireland is on our bucket list.
Ireland somewhere allways wanted to go
Ireland is beautiful. Was there in April/May for 5 weeks. Ended up with plenty of pictures and videos!!
Jason you’r doing an absolutely awesome awesome job though never underestimate yourself! U2 make an awesome dynamite do Oooo
Awe thank you!
Sad Alisa had to miss this port... idk if I could've been that disciplined. 😘
You did a great job with the pronunciations in the end! In Irish BH is always pronounced as V, so anytime you see that in future you'll know what to expect!
Awww. Missed Alisa on this walkabout, but you did okay, Jason! 😁👍Those houses were so cool. And I had no idea about the Titanic. How interesting! Thank goodness you were able to have a Guinness. Gotta stay hydrated. 🍻
Thank you! I’ve really enjoyed exploring with you. The Deck of Cards, then the Cathedral, how spectacular! I’ve always wanted to take a cruise but haven’t gotten a passport yet. Lol. Hopefully soon!
Plus I’m 10% Irish according to my AncestryDNA!
Cobh is not also known as Queenstown. The British named it that when Queen Victoria landed there. Once Ireland got its independence the name reverted to Cobh.
Alisa I hate you missed Ireland, my husband thinks it is so weird that I am so into Titanic history and I love cruising. I really want to make the crossing but he is not into that at all, maybe when we retire someday! Enjoyed Jason's solo gig!
If you love Titanic history the place to go is Belfast, Northern Ireland where it was built! There's an amazing museum there and much more!
@@Nature_with_Peter_Kane I have been there done that, I loved Cork and I have roots in Northern Ireland. I liked the museum but not as much as I hoped to. The actual pier in Cork and the slipways in Belfast meant more to me. The Emerald Isle is a special place. i can not wait to return!
@@pen4tenn We were in Ireland for 5 weeks this year. It was just fabulous..the castles, the scenery, the people!! I have a bunch of cute videos from Ireland on my channel if you're interested.
Great video!
I'll be in Ireland 🇮🇪 next month for 2 weeks
That is how the Titanic Museum is in Pidgeon Forge no pics or recording. I wonder if they are connected somehow ?
The Titanic never docked in Cobh, it anchored by Roches Point light house & passages wearing tendered to it. 👍
MAN I CAN'T WAIT TO GET ON THAT CRUISE SHIP Y'ALL HAVING TOO MUCH FUN
That was a beautiful excursion! Thanks Jason! Sorry Alisa didn’t join you! Bucket list place to see!
Lol Jason got distracted by the pub!
Alisa, what responsibility and dedication you showed to your priorities, staying on the Ship, and working while Jason, took the reigns as Tour Guide around Ireland 😉 You were definitely missed but great job Jason! I know you WILL RETURN and you will give us a great tour! I hope you had a great time after Sail Away. And Alisa, you look beautiful and I am amazed at your hair growth. I really would love to know your products. Take care. Thanks again for the video! Love everyone you post! ~Lizzy 🙂💜
Lucky you. That's all I have have to say. Lucky you!🥰🤟
Well this was a short one but as always amazing content love you guys travel safe
On our list of places to visit
If that was a taste of Ireland you only experienced a morsel. You will have to return for an all you can eat buffet :)
not wig as you look amazing go girl xx
WOW! Beautiful video thanks for sharing and I’m sorry you didn’t get to see Ireland Elise. Sorry if your name is misspelled stupid phone. Lol ❤️⚓️🛳👍🏼
Nice job Jason so sad that Alisa miste the port hand had to stay on ship
OMG. I’m going there Monday.
Enjoy!
Nice shirt at the end B
Did you visit the big church in Reykjavik ?
We didn’t
We were there in July!
You should of tried Burma steps, it's the steps Jake Doyle the boxer used to run up and down while training, the walk alone is hell
Are you on the regular Wi-Fi, or the premium wifi? Bummer to hear they didn’t invest in a better performing wifi system like Starlink
I was watching your video on panorama, I’m going October 22nd, what’s there to do if cruising solo?.
Well dang. No bangers and mash? But at least you had a real beer! 😄
There is a very nice Emigration Museum which is all about those who left Ireland for the US
Love the video. What map app were you using?
What did you use to tour around and find points of interest?
There is a 2nd larger, more intensive Titanic museum in Belfast, which I skipped. I took a tour of the walls and history of " The troubles" of the 1970s , the IRA etc.
Another in Halifax
Cobh is an Irish spelling The Irish language does not have the letter V. Letter combination bh make the V sound. Queenstown is the colonial name which is no longer used. In ancient times the area was known as Cuan an Neimheadh (the Harbour of Neimheidh), a figure in medieval Irish legend.
My hometown...its cobh
Well done on correcting the pronunciation of cobh 😄
Good video even though it was a little short. I would have done the same and just had a great time.
Cobh is beautiful!
Surely you must have visited the place where I (yours Truly) laid several bricks and blocks on a 3 bed semi detached housing developement in 1974, working with my father when aged 15 - 16.
I've been in London 35 years but I was sure they would have put a plaque there in my honour :)
We drove from home, 200 mtrs from Shandon Steeple in Cork City.
Sorry about the indulgent whimsy. Yesterday I watched both London uploads. Not the best hotel location for you both (or room) to walk from. I hope you get to see it properly one day.
Yes, it was originally Queenstown in 1912, but it was changed to Cobh long before the '70's.
It had a more direct involvement with the German sinking of the Lusitania in 1916(?) as so many survivors were brought ashore right on the quays.
I didn't know the Titanic was moored right up to the harbour. I thought it had to be stationed much farther out and passengers (& what little cargo) were ferried there - but at 16 .....
Titanic waited out past the island and passengers were ferried out to her.
Cobh is more irish way because bh make a v sound (sometimes and sometimes it doesn’t when you are learning to speak irish)
2nd biggest natural harbour In the world too