I have been deeply in love with Ireland since my youth, I grew up with the music of The Cranberries and since I was a child I imagined the bucolic Irish landscapes I've been to Limerick, Dublin and Cork, but I hope to discover rural Ireland in the next few years. I love the Irish people in all aspects, because they are very hospitable and love their traditions. The love I feel for Ireland, The Cranberries and Dolores is indescribable, because apart from having grown up with their music, it was essential when my father died. For me, Dolores is something really important, I love her deeply, and I feel a very special bond with her country. Greetings to the Irish, from another beautiful island, Mallorca!
I’ll have to listen to The Cranberries, nothing better than Irish music and the people. Some of the nicest people I’ve met! Also awesome you live in Mallorca 😁
2 weeks ago I was in Ireland. From Dublin we travelled to the west and south of Ireland. It is a beautifull country. Amazing landscape, good hotels, friendly people, good food. We saw a great show: Celtic steps. We climbed cliff Moher, sailed on lakes, went in a jaunting car, visited a castle and open air museum. Did the ring of Kerry. Saw bordercollies guide sheep. Visited a lot of places. We went there by bus on the ferry. It was amazing. We sung together and heared talented people sing there. This must be one of the most beautifull places on earth to visit and they have great Irish coffee.
@Day Out Timeline car hire was a bit crazy a few months ago like everywhere post covid, but I believe the price has settled down again now.. There are lots of options for public transport also that aren't expensive.
My family and I went to Ireland and Scotland last March/April. We were there for 3 weeks, It was an amazing trip. Our favorite place in Ireland was Dingle.
@@RyanShirley That's really hard to say. We loved them both. If I had only one place to go on my next vacation, I'd probably pick Ireland, but my wife would say Scotland...in other words, we'd go to Scotland ; )
Almost 23 years ago (July 2000), we went to Ireland when our two boys had just finished high school. Now they have their own children ranging from 7 to 16 years old. We are in the process of arranging a return trip this summer (June 2023). There will be 10 of us and we plan to visit for 10 days. We're already getting pretty excited. Now, we will get to see Ireland through our grandchildren's eyes!
@@Sheckles028 We absolutely did have a great time. We created some memories and pictures that we will cherish forever. My wife and I are toying with the idea of moving to Ireland. We're both retired. We won't move because we'd miss our kids and grandkids too much.
I spent a year in Ireland and my favorite place was Baltimore. Its in south-west cork, and it has beautiful cliffs with a very scenic beacon, and you have a beautiful view of the ocean and also the bay behind, with a ton of sailing ships (I love sailing so that might have played a part)
@@RyanShirley i think you can go out on a boat whale watching from there...i go to ireland every year and that is one thing on my bucket list to do but there is so much to see and i'm usually only over for a week...i have family in ireland so doing tourist things comes second to visiting my relatives but i've bought a house there and will be moving over in a few years...i can not wait.
Thank you for your nice video. I lived in Ireland for 1 year only, but I think I am forever charmed by the country. I hope that I can come back to Ireland one day and finish some of the places in your video.
Just returned from both Ireland and Scottland. Ive been to some of the locations in this video. The views were breathtaking and the history was amazing too.
I did a biking/camping trip in western ireland in 1981,and still feel the enchantment. For this St Patrick's Day 3/17/24 I did armchair tours,and yours was my favorite! Thank you 🧡
I've always wanted to visit Ireland, especially the home of my dad's ancestors, County Donegal. I will never be able to travel, so I really appreciate and enjoy videos like this!
My mother is from Donegal, maybe we're related 😂 I'd advise you to do whatever you can to realise the dream to visit. I've never been so at peace as when I was in Donegal. It's a different mindset. Although that was in the 90's, maybe it's not as peaceful now.
@@RyanShirley Dublin- but we traveled the country on weekends. My dad was a neurologist and we went with him while he interviewed twins with MS. I even kissed the Blarney Stone 💜
Thanks so much Ryan for showcasing amazing Ireland. So many beautiful nature wonders with breathtaking views 😍 Cliffs of Moher is my favorite:) Greetings from Bali to US ☺️
Beautiful Video Ryan. I think you must add the below places for your part2 video: 1. Dingle, Kerry 2. Mizen Head 3. Ring of Beara 4. Baltimore 5. Cobh, Cork 6. Kinsale 7. Waterford 8. Glendalough 9. Guinnes Lake 10. Bray Cliff Walk (Dublin) 11. Phionix Park - Dublin (One of Europe's biggest park) 12. Powerscourt House and Gardens, Co. Wicklow
Word of warning about coming to Ireland, be wary if you’re coming to live in Dublin because there’s some real shameful anti-immigrant movements gaining popularity up there and a couple of days this year they went burning down refugee centres and fighting immigrants on the street. The rest of the country is all good and Dublin is still ok most of the time
I must say, I have only visited Ireland on one occasion, and I had a great time and I don't regret any of my choices but you have really opened my eyes to a lot of incredible places to visit in Ireland.
Some amazing shots . I live in Northern Ireland and haven't seen all those places yet! My favourite beach is Benone (if you look carefully you'll see waterfalls on the rocks beside the road to it ) The seaside town of Newcastle , where the Mountains of Mourne sweep down to the sea. The drive through those mountains is cool too Hope you enjoy your next visit!
@@imastaycool mate I don't really care what you call it. I used it's official current title. I'm Irish and I'm British and I don't care if you call me either or both . If we're run by Dublin or London , I actually don't care . I just know I don't want any more people to be murdered because of this piece of land . God bless
I'm half Irish myself, so I've been there a few times to explore its beautiful countryside, cliffs and Dublin (guess that will be in part 2). Looks like you were lucky enough to have some fair weather and sunny days, too. Unfortunately the sea is too cold for much swimming. If you're ever near Mammoth Mountain ski area in California, Devil's Postpile is a basalt formation much like Giant's Causeway. Eleven million views on your Europe video - amazing.
That’s awesome your half Irish and have been a few times! I need to visit Dublin next time, just flew into the airport and then headed straight for the sea and countryside 😅 I’ll have to check out devils postpile, I’ve never heard of it. And pretty crazy about my Europe video, it just keeps getting views
Great video! Have been there many times, too many places would be my favorite there, each one has its own beauty. We could not get to the Skelligs, but to weather twice (rats)!!!! An "attraction" that was fun, yet scary is the Dursey Island cable car, we took it one year when we were there end of October, first of November. Check it out! There are other countries that I love, but honestly, Ireland has beauty, super people, good food, charming cottages and of course, great music. So, Ireland has my vote for overall appeal. Thank you for the video, makes me want to go back!
I just returned from a 3 week road trip, My favourite places that you didnt mention were: 1. torc waterfall, allong the ring of kerry an amazing waterfall that seems to come out of the trees, 2. TRÁ AN DOÍLIN, a beach in connemara made entirely out of corral instead of sand 3. Blarney castle and garden, the castle is not the best castle in ireland but the gardens are really nice! you could easilly walk a day in these gardens and you are still amazed by all the different plants
@@RyanShirley I guess sleave leage, when I was there we had a nice view on dolphins chasing makereel and gannets diving for the leftovers. But the midgets will stand the lowest, I hate these tiny musquitos
I live in a little village in West Cork called Ballingeary. Just outside is a place called Gouganne Barra. It's a truly magical beauty spot and a place of pilgrimage. It's definitely a place worth stopping to see when you next visit.
Great list. Downpatrick Head is even more exciting when you realize how many voids are beneath you - it's all voids. Kayakers go through the labyrinth of caves underneath. I remember three 'dips' near the big sinkhole with the viewing platform. They were each less than a meter across and no actual holes, but underneath would be huge voids that will inevitably open up. The tower is a Martello Tower, the entire Irish coast is lined with them, they're also across in Britain. They were built based on an Italian model as an early warning system during the Napoleonic wars. If you miss one, or it's locked up, or falling down, there'll be another in a few kilometers. The WWII numbers with EIRE were indeed for Allied aircraft. Each number was on the charts Allied aircraft carried so if you were off course ferrying an aircraft across the Atlantic you could quickly orient yourself and get to your destination base in North Ireland or the UK. (They were technically a violation of Ireland's neutrality.) Near Downpatrick Head is Ceide Fields - the oldest walled field system in Europe. These were farms 5000 years ago, when the peat was only half as deep. Terrific museum. Amazing exhibit on the history of peat bogs. (And museums: Dublin has several, but the main Belfast museum for the history of stone age and iron age Ireland and the other British Isle, is as good as a visit to the British Museum and on par with the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow.) Mt Erigal takes less an hour to climb - easy. I was sitting in the parking lot thinking of hiking it the next day, but then I spotted people at the top. I'm used to mountains in the Western US, which are too tall to see anyone on the top.) In the area and from the slope and peak of Erigal is some really beautiful glaciated scenery, big gorgeous U shaped valleys. (And there are more than a few beautiful Irish beaches so don't worry if you miss the one mentioned in the video, find another.) Skellig Micheal is spectacular, but it's also rebuilt. A great visit, but maybe I've saved you sometime wondering how the newish timbers got into those 'old' walls. The puffins are a treat. After a puffin gives you that quizzical look two feet away you will always love puffins. An ornithologist on the island told me that the puffins on the other side of the island are afraid of people. This is like 200 meters difference. The trip out was really rough, and I'm a sea kayaker and a sailor. I'd take Dramamine an hour before the boat leaves (a good tip for any rough boat ride) it settles in, and slowly wears off so you won't just get sleepy. And if you have walking sticks bring them - makes it much easier and safer walking down the steep uneven stairs on the slope.) Dingle Peninsula is a must see as is the Gallarus Oratory. Unlike almost all the 'ancient' stone beehives in Ireland this one really is old. Best dry fitted stone I've ever seen. Drive past the gift shop, park for free and walk in. It's free to visit, but you won't know this if you first stop at the gift shop. For the Giants I camped near byin Portballintrae and hiked over, really beautiful hike - I think I spotted a fish net spot that was in a documentary made almost a hundred years ago. (Tip: when you get to the northern end of the trail along the slopes, don't bother climbing over the fence. I did, it's bit risky but not too difficult. However, when you get round the next head, there's just more of the same for ten miles (local knowledge).) To tour Ireland I rented a car and would recommend the same. Get up before dawn when you can. The Dark Hedges gets crowded with tourists in bright colors so a terrible photo opportunity. Both this video and my bit here don't even scratch the surface of Ireland.
I moved to the north coast of N. Ireland just 3 years ago from the US. This video was really well done and the filming was beautiful. I mostly explore by motorbike, and there are none better than the A and B roads here for riding. I've not been south of the Cliffs of Mohr yet but as the video shows, the landscape is like an onion with layer upon layer of sites worth seeing. You could replace the whole great list of places shown in the video with a set of alternatives that would not disappoint (Glens of Antrim, Malin Head, Dunluce castle, the Gobbins, Newgrange passage tombs, Torr head, etc etc.). Then there's the cities, for example Derry/ Londonderry the Walled City. Each village is interesting too. Don't forget a rain jacket 😃. I will hopefully explore more of the southern half of the island in coming years while I still have some balance left 🤣
The Beara peninsula has it all, the most stunning scenery, irelands only cable car to dursey Island, the bull rock, (which has a sea tunnel which you go through in a rib boat), ireland only Buddhist temple at dzogchen beara Buddhist centre, ireland only man made beach at the best village in ireland, Allihies. Ireland largest fishing port at castletownbere, irelands prettiest village Eyeries, ireland tallest waterfall in Adrigole. There is so much more to see, Beara is a must visit location.
@@RyanShirley Stockholm, Mykonos, Koufonisia (very lowkey island near Mykonos you should definitely look into), Positano, Sorrento, London, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Paris, Venice, Sardinia, and Rome!
Glad you mentioned the Gap of Dunloe. I was there as a kid while on a camping holiday. I remember it as a totally magical place. Great to see it has hardly changed! Quite near the Gap of Dunloe are some mountains with the amazing name Macgillycuddy's Reeks!
😲 Surpreendente, extraordinário e magnífico cada minuto exibido e cada imagem desse país belíssimo. Ryan parabéns sempre. Você e o seu trabalho é digno de um prêmio internacional. O conteúdo e o canal é digno de aplausos 👏. Brasil, São Paulo. Nelson.
Tip for cliffs of moher. Drive to Liscannor, there's a GAA pitch where you can park and a lady who'll let you park in her driveway for 2 or 3 euro. Think its about a 3 hour walk from there to the main section and back. Otherwise it'll cost you 12 euro per person to park by the main section.
As a man from Kerry grew up there.. lovely to see such content I have lived in 7 countries ..and each have their own charm but nothing compares to the magic of the Kingdom. :) ie the Kingdom of Kerry ... I live in Berlin now with three half German children Brendan is one .Oisin is another but its great for new to come and re-experience the landscape of the old .. just to say :) Go raibh maith agat ma chaire .. :)
@@RyanShirley if your going to cork I recommend Kinsale it’s a lovely town with great food(I recommend Man Friday but be prepared for a expensive bill)
As i said its a good list and fantastic video including the relaxation video .However they are a few other spots 1 Gleniff horsehoe valley not far from eagles rock 2 Cliffs of croghaun achill island county mayo which are higher than slieve league and just as dramatic,but much less accessible only by a very strenuous hike ,but there is a boat tour 3 Bull rock of the coast of west cork 4 An tiaracht island in the blasket islands ,similar to skellig ,but no monastery . 5 Secret waterfall donegal a few miles east of slieve league 6 Gleveagh and poisoned glen not far from errigal 7 doolough valley in mayo 8 Killary fiord just south of doolough 9 the burren county clare 10 Top of diamond hill in connemara NP and the the view of the 12 bens
Nice video Ireland is a cute country Dublin best and the nature is amazing here the mountains are all best and the Skellig island's houses are the prettiest I love the countryside of Ireland and hope you should make a part 2 of it. I recently have heard that Irish are now planting their country with tress and expanding forest area have you seen it.
Nice video mate, I'm from Ireland myself and live here still. Nothing like it, might I suggest the Burren in Co Clare and also the inshowen peninsula Co Donegal for your next trip. Spectacular 👌
Fabulous video, you picked really stunning spots. Skellig Michael has to be one of THE most beautiful places I ever visited on this amazing planet. Loved that you mentioned Errigal and Sliabh League( as I’m from Donegal)- a beautiful county!Well done
I've been to Ireland twice (and Northern Ireland once). Some of my favorites: Dublin, Cliffs of Moher, Giant's Causeway, Blarney Castle, Newgrange, Glendalough, Dark Hedges... I could go on and on. I hope to go back at least one more time.
Good man. If you're ever back you can add some place along the north coasts like Mussenden Temple (park at Black Glen car park and walk in over the cliffs, you then drop down past a wee waterway and walk through some ancient forest area. Unreal in Springtime when the wild garlic is out). Also Dunseverick Castle, Dunluce Castle and Ballintoy harbour are really good. Then from Belfast up towards the North coast you can stop and explore the Glenariff Forest Park and walk the wooden jetty paths around the waterfalls. Then from there drive towards "Waterfoot" and stay hugging the coast road to Cushendun and you'll pass by really cool cliffs and tunnels on the road. After Cushendun you can just head straight to Ballycastle and onto the other stuff I mentioned at the start of the comment.
Thanks James! I wish I could have stayed more days in Northern Ireland. I was in castlerock next to Mussenden temple, just didnt visit! I’ll be back soon 😁
From northern Ireland down along western Ireland to southern Ireland, up through the Irish midlands and then over to finish up in eastern Ireland.....Now that's a road trip to remember! You'll need a month and you still won't get to see all of this magical island country.....
@@RyanShirley Hi Ryan, for me, it would be the views as you drive along the R335 road from Westport in County Mayo to Leenaun, County Galway. If feeling energetic, stop and hike up Mweelrea mountain, to get an awesome view of Killary fjord.
Great video 👌 It’s very hard to pick one favourite place in Ireland 😅🙈 We did all of Wild Atlantic Way by car and couldn’t pick one place it was beautiful everywhere we went🤩
Info regarding those signpost Eire 64. They were made during "Emergency" - as the WW2 was known in Ireland. Their purpose was to help aircraft pilots to navigate. They were to mark latitude - all over west coast of Ireland. Recently they are being discovered and renovated. Some were even on east coast - one is in Dublin suburb Kiliney.
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As a filmmaker and dron pilot... Congratulations! Well done at picking the perfect time of the day and getting some amazing colours :)
What a gorgeous country! Your videos are out of this world awesome but when you guys are walking up to a rock formation to look down it took my breath away because it looked like you would just keep walking lol. You did an excellent job on this video and since I am half Irish I sure wish I could see Ireland.
Most magical country in the world 🇮🇪☘️
So much magic there 🧙🏻♀️
@@RyanShirley
Magic is guaranteed here in Ireland.
Shithole 🤣🤣
I have been deeply in love with Ireland since my youth, I grew up with the music of The Cranberries and since I was a child I imagined the bucolic Irish landscapes
I've been to Limerick, Dublin and Cork, but I hope to discover rural Ireland in the next few years. I love the Irish people in all aspects, because they are very hospitable and love their traditions.
The love I feel for Ireland, The Cranberries and Dolores is indescribable, because apart from having grown up with their music, it was essential when my father died. For me, Dolores is something really important, I love her deeply, and I feel a very special bond with her country. Greetings to the Irish, from another beautiful island, Mallorca!
I’ll have to listen to The Cranberries, nothing better than Irish music and the people. Some of the nicest people I’ve met! Also awesome you live in Mallorca 😁
I grew up about 5 miles from where she did. My brother used sell her cars.
You're welcome anytime!
Amazing what drone technology brings to the table. Some of these views would be impossible without them.
I heard Ireland has given up on God and letting them ban the Bible as hate speech in their new law
2 weeks ago I was in Ireland.
From Dublin we travelled to the west and south of Ireland.
It is a beautifull country.
Amazing landscape, good hotels, friendly people, good food.
We saw a great show: Celtic steps.
We climbed cliff Moher, sailed on lakes, went in a jaunting car, visited a castle and open air museum.
Did the ring of Kerry.
Saw bordercollies guide sheep.
Visited a lot of places.
We went there by bus on the ferry.
It was amazing.
We sung together and heared talented people sing there.
This must be one of the most beautifull places on earth to visit and they have great Irish coffee.
We were probably there the same time! Sounds like you had one amazing trip! 😁☘️
@@RyanShirley I sure did
great video btw
@Day Out Timeline car hire was a bit crazy a few months ago like everywhere post covid, but I believe the price has settled down again now.. There are lots of options for public transport also that aren't expensive.
Delighted you had such a good time and when you return visit northern Ireland. You'll be in for a wonderful surprise.
If you ever visit again, County Mayo is a great place to go
I live in Ireland for more than 5 years, and I've travelled here A LOT, and that list still gave me 8 new places to visit.
Have you been to the Devils Chimney?
My family and I went to Ireland and Scotland last March/April. We were there for 3 weeks, It was an amazing trip. Our favorite place in Ireland was Dingle.
That’s so cool you were there! Did you like Scotland or Ireland better?
@@RyanShirley
That's really hard to say. We loved them both. If I had only one place to go on my next vacation, I'd probably pick Ireland, but my wife would say Scotland...in other words, we'd go to Scotland ; )
Incredible video! My husband and I are thinking of planning a trip there. What time of year did you visit and for how long? Thank you!
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We were there the end of March for Paddy’s Day. We stayed for 3 weeks between Ireland & Scotland. Best trip ever!
Almost 23 years ago (July 2000), we went to Ireland when our two boys had just finished high school. Now they have their own children ranging from 7 to 16 years old. We are in the process of arranging a return trip this summer (June 2023). There will be 10 of us and we plan to visit for 10 days. We're already getting pretty excited. Now, we will get to see Ireland through our grandchildren's eyes!
Did you have a good time?
@@Sheckles028 We absolutely did have a great time. We created some memories and pictures that we will cherish forever. My wife and I are toying with the idea of moving to Ireland. We're both retired. We won't move because we'd miss our kids and grandkids too much.
The Skellig islands are on another level 🤯
They really are, one of my favorite places I’ve been!
I agree
finally some good recommendations with brief quality video footage AND maps. 10/10
The Zulu Kingdom thank you for your lens that speaks volumes about the Beauty of Ireland..Zululand loves Irish people
Thanks so much brother! I need to visit Zululand
I never felt as small as I did on the Cliffs of Moher overlooking the Atlantic Ocean 🇮🇪☘️💖☘️🇮🇪
I spent a year in Ireland and my favorite place was Baltimore. Its in south-west cork, and it has beautiful cliffs with a very scenic beacon, and you have a beautiful view of the ocean and also the bay behind, with a ton of sailing ships (I love sailing so that might have played a part)
That’s so cool you lived there, I gotta go back to Baltimore next time, looks amazing!
Lived about 5 miles from there for about 20 years and only visited it maybe 10 times 😂
We really don't appreciate our surroundings sometimes.
@@RyanShirley go to cape clear
@@RyanShirley i think you can go out on a boat whale watching from there...i go to ireland every year and that is one thing on my bucket list to do but there is so much to see and i'm usually only over for a week...i have family in ireland so doing tourist things comes second to visiting my relatives but i've bought a house there and will be moving over in a few years...i can not wait.
Nice i live in dublin and have been to baltimore for a month before - Would recommend checking out Waterford, Sligo and Donegal next time
LOVE Ireland!! Already can’t wait to go back!!!🤩
Best trip we’ve been on ☺️☘️♥️
Love Ireland beautiful country
Greetings from Indonesia
Thanks so much friend! I love Indonesia too
Visited all these places a while ago, absolutely beautiful. Kinsale however, on the south coast of Ireland is another beauty that deserves a mention
That’s so cool! I need to visit Kinsale next time I’m there 😁
Thank you for your nice video. I lived in Ireland for 1 year only, but I think I am forever charmed by the country. I hope that I can come back to Ireland one day and finish some of the places in your video.
Thanks so much Tu! That’s so amazing you lived there, where was some of your favorite places?
Just returned from both Ireland and Scottland. Ive been to some of the locations in this video. The views were breathtaking and the history was amazing too.
That’s so cool you were there! Where were some of your favorite places?
I did a biking/camping trip in western ireland in 1981,and still feel the enchantment. For this St Patrick's Day 3/17/24 I did armchair tours,and yours was my favorite! Thank you 🧡
The skellic Islands was used in Star Wars episode 7 & 8. The dark hedges was used in the show Game of Thrones
Seeing the Star Wars movie made me want to go! 😁🇮🇪
@@RyanShirley we only saw the islands (barely) through the fog from the coast. So cool you went there!
The Cliffs of Moher were in a Harry Potter movie.
On my bucket list...breathtaking❣️
Ireland is waiting ☺️
@@RyanShirley likewise😊
I've always wanted to visit Ireland, especially the home of my dad's ancestors, County Donegal. I will never be able to travel, so I really appreciate and enjoy videos like this!
Ah I wish you could visit, truly is a magical land! So cool your ancestors are from there, I really enjoyed Donegal.
My mother is from Donegal, maybe we're related 😂
I'd advise you to do whatever you can to realise the dream to visit. I've never been so at peace as when I was in Donegal. It's a different mindset. Although that was in the 90's, maybe it's not as peaceful now.
I lived there for a year in 74- thank you for the memory lane💜😘
What part of Ireland did you live?
@@RyanShirley Dublin- but we traveled the country on weekends. My dad was a neurologist and we went with him while he interviewed twins with MS. I even kissed the Blarney Stone 💜
Thanks so much Ryan for showcasing amazing Ireland. So many beautiful nature wonders with breathtaking views 😍 Cliffs of Moher is my favorite:) Greetings from Bali to US ☺️
Thanks so much Justina! Cliffs of moher were so freaking cool! 😁🇮🇪☘️
Beautiful Video Ryan. I think you must add the below places for your part2 video:
1. Dingle, Kerry
2. Mizen Head
3. Ring of Beara
4. Baltimore
5. Cobh, Cork
6. Kinsale
7. Waterford
8. Glendalough
9. Guinnes Lake
10. Bray Cliff Walk (Dublin)
11. Phionix Park - Dublin (One of Europe's biggest park)
12. Powerscourt House and Gardens, Co. Wicklow
This is a amazing list! When I return I’ll visit them 🇮🇪😁☘️
Just to help out. No 9 is more a nickname and it’s actually Lough Tay on a map. Well worth a visit.
Nice list! Bray is in County Wicklow though :-)
Wow.. im going to London and Munich next month but need to make my way over to Ireland next🤩
It’s just a short flight over!
From a Greek who wants to move to Ireland this year this is beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
I love your country, I’m here now. What part of Greece are you from?
Word of warning about coming to Ireland, be wary if you’re coming to live in Dublin because there’s some real shameful anti-immigrant movements gaining popularity up there and a couple of days this year they went burning down refugee centres and fighting immigrants on the street. The rest of the country is all good and Dublin is still ok most of the time
Thats true i think places in ireland i went visited omg its recommend magical natures..AMAZING PLACES
Toly Holedo! Extremely Exciting!
I Threw a Wish in 😜the Wishing Bridge 🤞🏻. 🇮🇪 EIRE🇮🇪 🙏🏻
Thanks so much Terese! I’m sure your wish will come true 😁🇮🇪 are you from Ireland?
Irish 🍺😜
Wow amazing. Lovely drone shots. Love it so much.
Thanks Radi!
We need an updated video of your top 10 favorite countries!
I need to! Ireland would for sure make the list 🇮🇪☘️
I must say, I have only visited Ireland on one occasion, and I had a great time and I don't regret any of my choices but you have really opened my eyes to a lot of incredible places to visit in Ireland.
Amo Irlanda ♥️☘️
Wow I love Ireland and hope to go there one day
Ireland is waiting for you! Such a enjoyable place ☺️🇮🇪
Some amazing shots . I live in Northern Ireland and haven't seen all those places yet!
My favourite beach is Benone (if you look carefully you'll see waterfalls on the rocks beside the road to it )
The seaside town of Newcastle , where the Mountains of Mourne sweep down to the sea. The drive through those mountains is cool too
Hope you enjoy your next visit!
I just looked up Benone and looks amazing! I need to visit next time and find that waterfall ☺️
@@imastaycool mate I don't really care what you call it. I used it's official current title. I'm Irish and I'm British and I don't care if you call me either or both . If we're run by Dublin or London , I actually don't care .
I just know I don't want any more people to be murdered because of this piece of land . God bless
Your comment is so heart touching yes I agree with you, can we be friends if you don’t mind?
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So stunning my dream to go
Thanks so much! Hope you can visit!
Definetely in the summer, its bloody freezing here now!!
I love Ireland 🇨🇮🇨🇮 beautiful clan rich country Ireland brother
Thanks so much brother! I hope you can visit 🇮🇪☺️
@@RyanShirley ok my brother and thank you my brother
Sorry but you don’t love it that much as your flags are not the Irish flag but the Ivory Coast. 😂
I'm half Irish myself, so I've been there a few times to explore its beautiful countryside, cliffs and Dublin (guess that will be in part 2). Looks like you were lucky enough to have some fair weather and sunny days, too. Unfortunately the sea is too cold for much swimming. If you're ever near Mammoth Mountain ski area in California, Devil's Postpile is a basalt formation much like Giant's Causeway. Eleven million views on your Europe video - amazing.
That’s awesome your half Irish and have been a few times! I need to visit Dublin next time, just flew into the airport and then headed straight for the sea and countryside 😅 I’ll have to check out devils postpile, I’ve never heard of it. And pretty crazy about my Europe video, it just keeps getting views
Which half Top or Bottom😂😂😂
@@RyanShirley Dublin is just like any other city
Hello fellow half-Irish person, I've been there as well and I agree that the water is freezing.
Great video! Have been there many times, too many places would be my favorite there, each one has its own beauty. We could not get to the Skelligs, but to weather twice (rats)!!!! An "attraction" that was fun, yet scary is the Dursey Island cable car, we took it one year when we were there end of October, first of November. Check it out! There are other countries that I love, but honestly, Ireland has beauty, super people, good food, charming cottages and of course, great music. So, Ireland has my vote for overall appeal. Thank you for the video, makes me want to go back!
Красивый, зелёный остров!
Хочу когда-то снова побывать.
Great video Ryan! We returned from a trip from Ireland a couple months ago.
Thanks so much Quinn! Where was your favorite place you visited?
@@RyanShirley probably the gap of Dunloe. Really loved taking that walk in the amazing landscape.
This is a fantastic guide. I learned about a lot of fantastic sites that normally get left out of Ireland travel guides. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much! Where would you want to visit most in Ireland?
So beautiful Ryan! Awesome video! Im so happy you had a great time in Ireland! I must go some day😊
Thanks so much Djemo! I’d love to see you make a video on Ireland, such a magical land ☘️🇮🇪
I just returned from a 3 week road trip,
My favourite places that you didnt mention were:
1. torc waterfall, allong the ring of kerry an amazing waterfall that seems to come out of the trees,
2. TRÁ AN DOÍLIN, a beach in connemara made entirely out of corral instead of sand
3. Blarney castle and garden, the castle is not the best castle in ireland but the gardens are really nice! you could easilly walk a day in these gardens and you are still amazed by all the different plants
Wow thanks for the suggestions! I gotta visit them when I return! Where was your favorite place you visited on your road trip?
@@RyanShirley I guess sleave leage, when I was there we had a nice view on dolphins chasing makereel and gannets diving for the leftovers. But the midgets will stand the lowest, I hate these tiny musquitos
I live in a little village in West Cork called Ballingeary. Just outside is a place called Gouganne Barra. It's a truly magical beauty spot and a place of pilgrimage. It's definitely a place worth stopping to see when you next visit.
I gotta visit next time I’m there! Just looked it up and looks magical.
The road to ballingeary is shocking
very great video. I want to experience this place. I love exploring landscapes. Hello everyone
Thanks so much Ben! Ireland is waiting!
Thx bro. Just went here and fell in love w it. Ur vids are best
I’m just stoked you watched! Norway and Madeira videos coming soon
Great list. Downpatrick Head is even more exciting when you realize how many voids are beneath you - it's all voids. Kayakers go through the labyrinth of caves underneath. I remember three 'dips' near the big sinkhole with the viewing platform. They were each less than a meter across and no actual holes, but underneath would be huge voids that will inevitably open up.
The tower is a Martello Tower, the entire Irish coast is lined with them, they're also across in Britain. They were built based on an Italian model as an early warning system during the Napoleonic wars. If you miss one, or it's locked up, or falling down, there'll be another in a few kilometers. The WWII numbers with EIRE were indeed for Allied aircraft. Each number was on the charts Allied aircraft carried so if you were off course ferrying an aircraft across the Atlantic you could quickly orient yourself and get to your destination base in North Ireland or the UK. (They were technically a violation of Ireland's neutrality.)
Near Downpatrick Head is Ceide Fields - the oldest walled field system in Europe. These were farms 5000 years ago, when the peat was only half as deep. Terrific museum. Amazing exhibit on the history of peat bogs. (And museums: Dublin has several, but the main Belfast museum for the history of stone age and iron age Ireland and the other British Isle, is as good as a visit to the British Museum and on par with the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow.)
Mt Erigal takes less an hour to climb - easy. I was sitting in the parking lot thinking of hiking it the next day, but then I spotted people at the top. I'm used to mountains in the Western US, which are too tall to see anyone on the top.) In the area and from the slope and peak of Erigal is some really beautiful glaciated scenery, big gorgeous U shaped valleys. (And there are more than a few beautiful Irish beaches so don't worry if you miss the one mentioned in the video, find another.)
Skellig Micheal is spectacular, but it's also rebuilt. A great visit, but maybe I've saved you sometime wondering how the newish timbers got into those 'old' walls. The puffins are a treat. After a puffin gives you that quizzical look two feet away you will always love puffins. An ornithologist on the island told me that the puffins on the other side of the island are afraid of people. This is like 200 meters difference.
The trip out was really rough, and I'm a sea kayaker and a sailor. I'd take Dramamine an hour before the boat leaves (a good tip for any rough boat ride) it settles in, and slowly wears off so you won't just get sleepy. And if you have walking sticks bring them - makes it much easier and safer walking down the steep uneven stairs on the slope.)
Dingle Peninsula is a must see as is the Gallarus Oratory. Unlike almost all the 'ancient' stone beehives in Ireland this one really is old. Best dry fitted stone I've ever seen. Drive past the gift shop, park for free and walk in. It's free to visit, but you won't know this if you first stop at the gift shop. For the Giants I camped near byin Portballintrae and hiked over, really beautiful hike - I think I spotted a fish net spot that was in a documentary made almost a hundred years ago. (Tip: when you get to the northern end of the trail along the slopes, don't bother climbing over the fence. I did, it's bit risky but not too difficult. However, when you get round the next head, there's just more of the same for ten miles (local knowledge).) To tour Ireland I rented a car and would recommend the same. Get up before dawn when you can. The Dark Hedges gets crowded with tourists in bright colors so a terrible photo opportunity. Both this video and my bit here don't even scratch the surface of Ireland.
Are there buses to these places as dont drive anymore???
Wow u know your stuff!?? I don’t know half of what u told me and I’m Irish! Thank u for all your info 👍👏🏻
I’m from Dingle in Ireland, thanks for making an amazing video about our country.
Of course! I love your country! I need to visit Dingle next time ☺️
Lo riguardo solo per immergermi ancora in queste splendide immagini! 😍
Thanks so much Lila!
I moved to the north coast of N. Ireland just 3 years ago from the US. This video was really well done and the filming was beautiful. I mostly explore by motorbike, and there are none better than the A and B roads here for riding. I've not been south of the Cliffs of Mohr yet but as the video shows, the landscape is like an onion with layer upon layer of sites worth seeing. You could replace the whole great list of places shown in the video with a set of alternatives that would not disappoint (Glens of Antrim, Malin Head, Dunluce castle, the Gobbins, Newgrange passage tombs, Torr head, etc etc.). Then there's the cities, for example Derry/ Londonderry the Walled City. Each village is interesting too. Don't forget a rain jacket 😃. I will hopefully explore more of the southern half of the island in coming years while I still have some balance left 🤣
✔️Nella lista dei posti da vedere prima di morire 😍
You are the best bro - you deserve each view….. we see how hard you work.
Thanks so much brother! I really appreciate it! This was a fun video to make 🇮🇪😁
@@RyanShirley If you ever come to Germany - I am joining you :-p
The Beara peninsula has it all, the most stunning scenery, irelands only cable car to dursey Island, the bull rock, (which has a sea tunnel which you go through in a rib boat), ireland only Buddhist temple at dzogchen beara Buddhist centre, ireland only man made beach at the best village in ireland, Allihies. Ireland largest fishing port at castletownbere, irelands prettiest village Eyeries, ireland tallest waterfall in Adrigole. There is so much more to see, Beara is a must visit location.
Voy a ver el vídeo en la televisión
I recently subscribed after doing my first full Europe trip this summer. Going to watch every video and base my future travels around your videos!
Ah no way! Where did you visit in Europe this summer?
@@RyanShirley Stockholm, Mykonos, Koufonisia (very lowkey island near Mykonos you should definitely look into), Positano, Sorrento, London, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Paris, Venice, Sardinia, and Rome!
Great list Ryan❤ Thank you !!!
Of course! I’m just happy you watched!
Your comment is so heart touching yes I agree with you, can we be friends if you don’t mind?
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Glad you mentioned the Gap of Dunloe. I was there as a kid while on a camping holiday. I remember it as a totally magical place. Great to see it has hardly changed! Quite near the Gap of Dunloe are some mountains with the amazing name Macgillycuddy's Reeks!
Awesome footage! Makes me want to go to Ireland :) keep up the good work
Thanks so much James! Ireland is waiting for you 😁☘️
😲 Surpreendente, extraordinário e magnífico cada minuto exibido e cada imagem desse país belíssimo. Ryan parabéns sempre. Você e o seu trabalho é digno de um prêmio internacional. O conteúdo e o canal é digno de aplausos 👏. Brasil, São Paulo. Nelson.
Thanks so much Nelson for all your support! 😁☘️
Very well done! Beautiful scenery!!
Thanks friend! Such a magical country
Tip for cliffs of moher. Drive to Liscannor, there's a GAA pitch where you can park and a lady who'll let you park in her driveway for 2 or 3 euro. Think its about a 3 hour walk from there to the main section and back. Otherwise it'll cost you 12 euro per person to park by the main section.
As a man from Kerry grew up there.. lovely to see such content I have lived in 7 countries ..and each have their own charm but nothing compares to the magic of the Kingdom. :) ie the Kingdom of Kerry ... I live in Berlin now with three half German children Brendan is one .Oisin is another but its great for new to come and re-experience the landscape of the old .. just to say :) Go raibh maith agat ma chaire .. :)
I live in Cork,however we own a boat on the river Shannon and I have to say it’s beautiful
I’m jealous you live there! I gotta visit cork next time ☺️🇮🇪
@@RyanShirley if your going to cork I recommend Kinsale it’s a lovely town with great food(I recommend Man Friday but be prepared for a expensive bill)
Cliffs Of moher,Ring of kerry, Dingle which one is better for a Day trip??
As i said its a good list and fantastic video including the relaxation video .However they are a few other spots
1 Gleniff horsehoe valley not far from eagles rock
2 Cliffs of croghaun achill island county mayo which are higher than slieve league and just as dramatic,but much less accessible only by a very strenuous hike ,but there is a boat tour
3 Bull rock of the coast of west cork
4 An tiaracht island in the blasket islands ,similar to skellig ,but no monastery .
5 Secret waterfall donegal a few miles east of slieve league
6 Gleveagh and poisoned glen not far from errigal
7 doolough valley in mayo
8 Killary fiord just south of doolough
9 the burren county clare
10 Top of diamond hill in connemara NP and the the view of the 12 bens
Thanks so much mate! When I return I gotta go back and visit them all!
This is a great post, full of useful information and beautifully photography. Really enjoyed it and makes me want to visit Ireland. 🙂🙏
Thanks so much Stuart! Ireland is waiting for you, such a magical land.
I love Ireland. Great video.
Thanks so much! Such a magical country 🇮🇪☘️
Thank you for sharing the video. Its simply awesome.
Of course!
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Beautiful as always 👌 Fully watched 😎 Thanks for sharing and Have a great day dear friend🌹
Thanks friend!
Nice video Ireland is a cute country Dublin best and the nature is amazing here the mountains are all best and the Skellig island's houses are the prettiest I love the countryside of Ireland and hope you should make a part 2 of it. I recently have heard that Irish are now planting their country with tress and expanding forest area have you seen it.
Thanks so much Farzana for your kind words ☘️☺️
@@RyanShirley no thank to you Ryan for appreciating it and by replying
Nice video mate, I'm from Ireland myself and live here still. Nothing like it, might I suggest the Burren in Co Clare and also the inshowen peninsula Co Donegal for your next trip. Spectacular 👌
Thanks Declan! When I return I’ll make sure to visit Burren! ☺️ looks amazing ☘️
First time l've ever seen a video that didn't mention Star Wars or Game of Thrones whilst at the iconic locations!
I was going to when talking about Skellig but somehow I skipped it 😅🧙🏻♂️
my older brother is living there, and im SOOO jealous. Ireland is such a beautiful place!
I hope you can go visit him soon! ☺️
@@RyanShirley thank you!! 🙏💖
Fabulous video, you picked really stunning spots. Skellig Michael has to be one of THE most beautiful places I ever visited on this amazing planet. Loved that you mentioned Errigal and Sliabh League( as I’m from Donegal)- a beautiful county!Well done
Thanks so much Josie! Skellig Michael really is on another level! I love donegal as well ☺️
I've been to Ireland twice (and Northern Ireland once). Some of my favorites: Dublin, Cliffs of Moher, Giant's Causeway, Blarney Castle, Newgrange, Glendalough, Dark Hedges... I could go on and on.
I hope to go back at least one more time.
That’s awesome you’ve been! It’s truly such a enchanting country 🇮🇪
Thank you for your fantastic review, of course being Irish Im biased. Ill have to get to the Skelligs. Thanks for the inspiration.✌
Of course man! What part of Ireland are you from?
Good man. If you're ever back you can add some place along the north coasts like Mussenden Temple (park at Black Glen car park and walk in over the cliffs, you then drop down past a wee waterway and walk through some ancient forest area. Unreal in Springtime when the wild garlic is out).
Also Dunseverick Castle, Dunluce Castle and Ballintoy harbour are really good.
Then from Belfast up towards the North coast you can stop and explore the Glenariff Forest Park and walk the wooden jetty paths around the waterfalls. Then from there drive towards "Waterfoot" and stay hugging the coast road to Cushendun and you'll pass by really cool cliffs and tunnels on the road. After Cushendun you can just head straight to Ballycastle and onto the other stuff I mentioned at the start of the comment.
Thanks James! I wish I could have stayed more days in Northern Ireland. I was in castlerock next to Mussenden temple, just didnt visit! I’ll be back soon 😁
From northern Ireland down along western Ireland to southern Ireland, up through the Irish midlands and then over to finish up in eastern Ireland.....Now that's a road trip to remember! You'll need a month and you still won't get to see all of this magical island country.....
this video is rich in content, shots and information. under 10 mins! awesome job, thanks ryan
Thanks so much Ronny!
I came here yesterday. Following your Video. Hopefully will be surprised. Thanks for nice video. Rest I will share after a week
The food in Ireland is absolutely delicious as well. Nothing likes it’s reputation. Very high quality.
I agree! I loved getting peppercorn steak there at every pub!
Glad to see you got here!!
Thanks so much John! Do you have a favorite place in Ireland?
@@RyanShirley Hi Ryan, for me, it would be the views as you drive along the R335 road from Westport in County Mayo to Leenaun, County Galway. If feeling energetic, stop and hike up Mweelrea mountain, to get an awesome view of Killary fjord.
Lahinch beach is a must see in Ireland. Love it.
I need to check it out next time!
Great video 👌 It’s very hard to pick one favourite place in Ireland 😅🙈 We did all of Wild Atlantic Way by car and couldn’t pick one place it was beautiful everywhere we went🤩
Thanks Gintas! The wild Atlantic way is such a magical drive!
Ez igazán csodálatos ❤
Thanks Sabina!
Info regarding those signpost Eire 64. They were made during "Emergency" - as the WW2 was known in Ireland. Their purpose was to help aircraft pilots to navigate. They were to mark latitude - all over west coast of Ireland. Recently they are being discovered and renovated. Some were even on east coast - one is in Dublin suburb Kiliney.
As a filmmaker and dron pilot... Congratulations! Well done at picking the perfect time of the day and getting some amazing colours :)
Thanks so much brother!! I got lucky with the weather 😁
@@RyanShirley What season was that? I have been mostly during Christmas and once in april. I'm coming back on april 2023 to shoot for a travel company
I was there during August, summer months are great. I’m sure April will be really nice too
I like your extraordinary movie. Congratulations. Greetings from România 🇷🇴
Thanks so much brother! I need to do another video on Romania ☺️
Super natural bro i can't believe it .
Thank you bro
Thanks so much brother!
I love Ireland 🇮🇪❤️
I’m going to Cliffs of Moher on 3rd Nov. !! Hope it’ll be a sunny day🤞🏼
That’ll be amazing! Im jealous
My new favourite channel :) Thank you for doing this, it's almost like travelling for free :D
Ah that means the world! Is there any place you’d like me to make a video on?
@@RyanShirley Maybe Madagaskar?
Watch out your step when you walk Giant's cause way.
There are many slugs when the path is wet.
People squashed them unknowingly.😅
Dang that’s good to know!
You are just an absolutely brilliant guide👏👏👏👍I use your videos at lessons for my students in Latvia.🇱🇻🧚♀️
Ah that makes me so happy! I gotta do a video on Latvia and the Baltics soon☺️
A Scotsman watching from Ireland
I love Scotland too 🏴
Gosh this is amazing
Ireland really is a remarkable place!
This is exactly what o was looking.
That’s what I love to hear!
One of my favourite country ❤️❤️
Me too! Such a magical land! ☘️
What a gorgeous country! Your videos are out of this world awesome but when you guys are walking up to a rock formation to look down it took my breath away because it looked like you would just keep walking lol. You did an excellent job on this video and since I am half Irish I sure wish I could see Ireland.
Thanks so much Charlotte! Your comment means so much ☺️ I love a good rock formation! ⛰
6:51 skellic island, film location for ending of the Star Wars force awakens. Ending luck skywalker.
That scene inspired me to go there 🧙🏻♂️
I love this video ❤ amazing shots 😍
Thanks so much brother!