10 Actually Cool Souvenirs to Bring Home from Ireland
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- What to buy when you visit our beautiful island? Well it's NOT an Aran sweater- this is 2019!
My recommendations especially for the Americans include Claddagh rings, Penneys facemasks and Butlers chocolate.
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I went to Ireland and brought back my husband :)
DL Mccabe so that’s what I need to do! 😂
why'd he run away to ireland?
Smart. I’ve considered doing the same thing.
Did you find him in a duty free shop?😋
😳 same 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Some things I brought back from my trip to Ireland with my husband:
1. A Celtic knot necklace with Connemara marble in it
2. A scarf from the Book of Kells exhibit gift shop (what can I say, I love scarves)
3. A silver Christmas ornament of Ashford Castle, where we stayed one night as our big splurge
4. Socks for my husband featuring a Celtic knot (he loves socks)
5. An Irish flat cap for my husband
"I'm going to kill this invisible dog."
Chewie wouldn't like that.
@@Rodya29 the invisible dog wont be fully safe until a game is given
It was not a credible threat. We know she cpuld never kill a puppy, even if invisble.
Editor Diane, though, she'd be looking for a hundred more to make a cloak of invisibiliity.
Has nobody said this: The best thing you can bring back is: DIANE JENNINGS! but Ireland has banned her physical export.
"Thanks for your unsolicited opinion, Chad" hoo boy I felt that lol 🤣🤣🤣💩
I went to Ireland this past summer. I bought Butler’s chocolate bars for my whole family and a claddagh ring for myself, and I spent so much time shopping at Penney’s! It’s an amazing store with awesome deals!
I remember in game shows in the sixties when they had class gifts they always has "and a lovely set of Waterford Crystal" as a prize.
My wife and I received an absolutely gorgeous oval Waterford crystal fruit bowl as a wedding gift. That was nearly 30 years ago and we’ve never dared actually put anything in it :) It’s too precious.
I haven't been to Ireland, however my niece traveled there and she brought me back some slippers that were sheep with shamrock noses. Ireland is on my bucket list.
I logged on to admit I laughed out loud and almost spilled something when the oompa-loompas appeared. Well played, editor diane.
The #1 thing I want to bring back from Ireland is Diane Jennings! (BIG SMILE, LOTS OF HEARTS)
I've had Claddagh rings since I was a teen and I love them. Some with a stone and some without.
My wife and I were in Dublin in June. We followed your previous suggestions and had a lovely time.
When I was in Saigon Vietnam (as a tourist, in 2003, I'm not old enough for the war) I found an Irish pub (Sheridan's Irish House) and drank a Guinness.
While in Dublin, I found a Vietnamese restaurant (Pho Viet) and drank a Saigon beer.
(Isn't Canadian multi-culturalism fun)
I didn’t bring back one thing from your list from my trip. Guess I need to come back 🇮🇪
I'm blue too 👤 my skin is so white in some places (like my palms) that it's see-through. Screw fake tan though, I'm rocking my blue 👍🏻
You do you! 👍🏻
🧛🏻♀️ Lol
Me too, and I love it.
My legs are blotchy blue and white because my skin is translucent but I can't pull off the cocoa brown look so here we are
My wife had a Claddagh ring which she picked up at a U.K,. import shoppe here in Las Vegas, Nevada (about 10 years ago) , which like her is sadly no longer with us so I wear it on a chain with our Wedding bands
Was in Dublin 2 months ago, and had an really nice time. Brought 2 bottles of poitín back home. That's Something I would recommend, cheers .
Editor Diane is back! Happy Monday!
Currently studying abroad in Dublin and I’ve already got my American classmates obsessed with spice bags/boxes. Can’t wait to tell them they can get the spices and take them home with them 😂
I would like to bring back a shillalegh.
The first piece of jewelry I bought my wife when we were dating was a claddagh ring.
You’re a Buffy fan?! I like you even more now. Such a good show!
Calling my friend Chad to ask him what he has said to you recently.
OMG AN INVISIBLE PUPPY I'VE NEVER SEEN ANYTHING SO ADORABLE!!!! 🐶😁
On behalf of America, thank you for sparing the fake puppy.
I'm going to Ireland next year and I'm so excited! Especially for the food, I've seen lots of sweets and ice cream and I can't wait to walk around the different towns enjoying everything! 💙💙💙
Highly recommend the orange almond cake in the cafe at Kylemoore Abbey. Best thing I've had there on 5 trips
I recommend to go around Ireland not just in Dublin, trust me you'll get a much better experience especially when your in the countryside.
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I agree with that wholeheartedly! Before I'd been to Dublin, a colleague told me a couple of days in Dublin would be enough. A year or 2 later, I found myself there unexpectedly with 5 days free. I don't drink whiskey, I don't drink Guiness, 5 days was more than enough. But I did get to go see New Grange, so that was something interesting, and that included the Hill of Tara- very beautiful.
If you start in the west by flying into Shannon, you might save money on airdarw, as well, depending on where you're from.
@@LindaC616Yeah thats true flying into Shannon airport would be great if you want to explore the countryside and small towns around Ireland. Dublin is very different in my opinion then the rest of Ireland, its so big with many tourists in the city centre, it would be brilliant for a few days but people need to see the rest if Ireland because it would interest alot of people seeing very different culture, it would be fascinating for many tourists. Hope you had a good time in Ireland!
@@hazerdxhd4373
Oh, I've loved it! Haven't seen the north or Wicklow yet, though. Galway several times, Limerick once, Dublin/Holy Cross, up around Westport, Kyle.oor Abbey and Cong, Ring of Kerry tour, the Cliffs of Moher, and a tour of County Clare and the Loophead with Fadder Mike (is there any other way!?). The last time, I made it to Inish Mor, and had to go back to the Inagh valley, because I saw that with some friends on my first trip, and it was so damned beautiful I wanted to go back.
I bought the hurley stick back in 1988!
I loved my vacation to Ireland. I did get a Claddagh ring which I dearly love.
Love it! I brought back a Claddagh bracelet from the Connemara Marble Factory with each of the different Irish marbles in it and my friend bought Waterford Crystal. The chocolate was amazing!!
Came to Ireland ,stayed in Enniscrone on west coast loved it. Then stayed in Ballina for 3 months . Husband was living there at the time. So I guess my hubby is what I brought back from Ireland lol.
Claddagh rings are extremely common in the US too.
Happy Monday to you Diane! You look lovely as always! I've always wanted to visit Ireland and I have always found to be quite a beautiful and scenic country. I really enjoy when you share your insights with your loyal fans and viewers. Thanks so much for the upload and for always being so amazing! Have a great week my dear and be well! 🌷🌹🌸🌼🌻
I've said you were my favorite RUclipsr, but now that I know you are a Buffy fan, you are even higher up in my eyes!
Thanks for the list of things I need to look for to fill a spare suitcase on my next trip to Ireland. Good thing I watched the video to the end because on the way back from the Cliffs of Moher I stopped in Galway and got, instead of a Claddagh Ring for my mother, a clothing item to keep her warm this winter. I won’t say what lest I endure the wrath of Editor Diane. I’m too young to die.
You see, the thing is Michael, no Irish person would be seen dead in an Arran sweater.
You are just so cute. I will put your list to work when I get to Ireland one day. 🇮🇪 💕💕
Along with genuine whiskey (#5) is limited edition or distillery exclusives. Although Jameson and Bushmills are available in US/Canadian stores, there are some versions only available at the distillery.
" Bite Me Scotland " ... is actually my family motto .... #Brilliant
We brought back an Aran sweater... For our dog!
My Granny had always wanted to do Croagh Patrick (massively religious Derry woman). So we did it when I was about 16 which was lets just say YONKS ago… While doing it we made a stop in Connemara. So gorgeous there and I got the most beautiful Connemara marble heart on a gold chain. I still have it,. Would totally recommend Connemara marble as a souvenir. Also, just so you know I was spinning my comunion claddagh ring on my finger while I watched the video. It will be 38 years old in December. LOL 🇮🇪
CHAD! I don't know what you did to irritate Diane but she has commented on you many times. Just say 'SORRY" not "EXCUSE ME" and get off of her list! Great video! :)
this may take chocolates and flowers
It's what happens when you're the lead singer of Nickelback. XD
@@chipparmley Butler's chocolate and yellow roses :)
@@maureenconnors4891 you win!
I brought back a lot of items from Belleek Pottery Factory and a thick sweater for my Mom who is always cold. Plus a ton of trinkets.
Going Tuesday for two weeks from Florida. Can't wait thanks!
I was expecting linen to be on the list. 🤷♀️ it was a lovely video. Thank you ☺️
Great List!!
You kept Editor Diane busy in this one, which is great. I think she uses more of the tan in the can...
Actress Sarah Lee Bolger said other than her family, she misses Kerrygold butter the most when in US. Should Read: Kerrygold Butter’s Rise From Humble Countryside to American Favorite. How the Irish export became a hit in the U.S
What I always bring - Bisto, that banging smoky bbq fajita spice powder, some curlywurlies, SMOKED SEA SALT FLAKES, something stupid and fun from Maktus (George's Street Arcade in Dublin) and something from Dunnes, usually a candle. I'm an avid souvenir bringer as you can probably tell.
Your Hurley stick sounds cool. It'll go real nice next to the 18" Cresent wrench
Diane, it is fun to hear people brag about where they live. We Americans are proud our Country for the most part and it is nice to hear others share their Country.
A souvenir I brought back from Ireland was a Sheela Na Gig carved from hard peat.
I brought back a cool little harp made of wood.....just a keepsake while on layover at Shannon Airport.
I had a grandmother who kept a shillelagh by the door, for the purpose of applying it to an intruder's head with great force. Is this the same basic idea?
We have several claddagh rings, and a beautiful set of Irish Crystal Water Glasses. If we should be fortunate to visit Ireland any time in the future, we will already have some of the weightier items on your list, the Crystal being the heaviest.
The one thing that is of the greatest value would be meeting more people who are as charming as you.
Just got back, Waterford factory in Waterford ships! As did many of the gift shops. We didn't buy sweaters but did buy some capes.
I was almost named chad and im so grateful that didn't happen!
This list is on point also. Thanks Diane, it was a great video. I want a spice bag nom, nom, nom.
My sister brought back an Aran sweater for me after her trip to Cork. I love it!!
I actually brought back a Claddagh ring. The best things I brought back were Taytos and 6 bottles of Lucozade. I‘ll be sad when they’re gone. Everyone should have access to Lucozade:(
In my day, you would never visit someone in hospital without a bottle of Lucozade. However, it's basically just flavoured sugar and water.... the biggest marketing con ever!
I love the list and one day I will get in the FHC!
A Donegal Tweed cap or sport coat from Magee's in Donegal Town.
They're up there with Arran sweaters.
When I go I plan on bringing back an Irish whisky hangover to Canada.
I brought back tunes. Lots of them
OMGosh, Buffy is my favorite show. I named my dog Buffy (RIP), and cat Willow.
we went in april we got Waterford crystal, also a Claddagh ring, we bought some chocolates but ate them while we were there, I did get a sweater and hat but it was because it was cold and i needed them , we also went to a tea shop and had tea and biscuts one afternoon across from the quinn abbey,
You should obviously bring back Diane Jennings Merch. #obvious
A no brainer. ;-)
When I went there, I brought back a Claddagh ring, some assorted crystal (of course I did go and tour the Waterford factory and get some there), some Bailey's Irish Cream (they do sell it here, but it tastes better there). I did go and see the Book of Kells, but I did not get a sweatshirt. I brought back a sheep skin that I bought at Woolen Mills. I have several Celtic Cross necklaces that I brought back. I brought back a St Brigid's Cross to hang over my front door. There were so many things that I brought back with me. The best things I brought back were the memories.
This was all a long time ago when Ireland still used the Irish Pound. I believe everything switched over to the Euro soon after we left.
If you go visit Ireland, can I recommend that you spend at least 2 weeks there. That is how long I was there and it still felt like it was not enough time.
Fly into Dublin, get your car, and drive around the southern part of Ireland just sightseeing. Go and kiss the Blarney Stone, tour the Waterford factory, see the Cliffs of Moher, just drive and see the sights. I would schedule your trip around the Galway Arts Festival so that you can spend time in Galway and see the shows and artists there.
Just my opinion and to be taken as that. Please do your research and see what may interest you.
I don't know about kissing the Blarney Stone.........I did that and was told later by a local that the employees piss on it every night for laughs.
Wow! This was a really good video. Spray on tans on blue people to the southern accent (Chad). The southern accent needs work but since I wasn't expecting it I spit my coke all over my laptop from the burst of laughter... I went to Ireland in 1996 (brought back a boldhran and tin whistle) and 2016 (Claddagh ring and learned to drive on the other side of the road... )and will be back in the late spring of 2020. Hello from Georgia (US).
I gave a Claddagh ring to one of my paramours when I was younger and idealistic. She was gone in less than a year. LOL
I went to Ireland in 2000 and brought back a p piece of Ireland in my heart, plus an Aran wool sweater. I have followed Midwest radio out of county Mayo and the music ever since. I long for the day I can visit again.
Smithwicks Blonde is the best beer I've ever had and its a shame we cant get it in the states.
Last time I was in Ireland (I have been there 6 times), I brought back a huge (9.5 foot long) fly fishing rod and reel and boots for fishing.
*My opinion on these things as an Irish person:*
☆I feel like I'd get banned from the country if I told people I've never had a spice bag.
☆I think fake tans look tacky
☆ Dairy milk is better!!!
☆I've never heard of a Clada ring
☆I agree with the crystal thing
☆I don't drink, and yes you can't go a mile in an Irish town without seeing a pub
☆I've seen Trinity hoodies in penny's (and would like to attend)
☆Penny's have to many face mask brands
☆I can't find hurls any where anymore there's such a small selection
☆I hate Dublin and all airports, but Dublins is pretty nice
You've never heard of a Claddagh Ring? Go back to bed.
@@Daisy-ct3nh but I'm not tierd
Dairy milk is neither chocolate or Irish.
@@46kevs eat your words, dairy milk is the best chocolate in any and every county
@@Black.Rabbit_ Check the wrapper on your Dairy Milk...does it say chocolate?
Oh, you're not an idiot Diane.
Ps Buffy rocks
My mammy brought me back a chain sweater, which I love.
My wedding band is a Claddagh ring. :-)
Connemara Marble was my wife's favorite souvenir
Bonus video content! We got feckin and the craic! By the way, excellent suggestions!
When I lived in Ireland for a semester in college, I bought meself a Hanna flat cap (so comfy on a chilly day!) and 2-litre bottles of cider (like Devil's Bit). In the states of course, we call it hard cider, because regular cider is simply spiced non-alcoholic apple juice. There are no 2-litre bottles of hard cider in the states, none that I've ever found. I wish that was a thing here.
First trip to Ireland I stayed in UCD's dorms... brought back a couple bottles of whiskey, loads of chocolate...... and an Aran sweater.
I picked up gorgeous Nicholas Mosse pottery from Kilkenny and tea towels from Trinity College (book of Kells). Can’t wait to go back. 🍀
Dear Diane,
Two things: first, you corrected me in thinking that it was “hurling,” not “hurley” as it is apparently supposed to be; second, I went to a few countries in Europe a few years back, including Belgium, and brought back chocolate for my (now ex) girlfriend from each country. Butlers was the Irish choice and her favorite.
I think the sport is hurling, hurley is the stick
Just came back from Dublin, Galway and The North... Got a Claddagh ring in Galway! Love it! ...got other things as well as a tattoo and love them all! *edit* and Guinness Chocolate! amazing!
I found Butler's chocolate at a local grocery store here in Chicago. Expensive, but excellent chocolate. Bought a bar with honeycomb bits in it. The amazing chocolate with the crunch of those pieces felt like a party of flavor. Highly recommended.
Twice a year, St. Patty’s Day and Rose of Tralee, QVC has for years brought in Irish vendors and we can get Waterford crystal and Claddagh rings and all kinds of beautiful items, even the perfume Innish. But we have Irish stores here too and we can get Waterford crystal in department stores, along with whiskey. So for those of us not going to Ireland 🇮🇪 we can always pick up some of these beautiful items. The Irish vendors on QVC always give us a little history along with the product. I have learned a lot more about Ireland through the products being presented on QVC. Two great shopping days many of us look forward to each season.
Who is St. Patty?
I also bought an umbrella, some Irish lace and a wee replica of Blarney Castle....
I've only flown over Ireland on my way to London. I hope to make a stop there one of these days.
I really love this video.
I knew the threat towards the dog want real.
Interesting list today ma'am
I sometimes add some brown sugar and spices to my wine and raise the alcohol content by spiking it with whiskey. It's nice.
Ok, I did get a sweater but I love sweaters and I got a matching Trinity shirt/jumper set (big Stoker fan).
I would think a shillelagh would make a better weapon than a hurley stick.
I got a claddagh ring in the 70's, a Waterford crystal candle holder as a wedding gift and my father had a shillelagh from Ireland sometime in ty he 70's also. We love our ancestry here in the States.
Just before flying back to Frankfurt, I bought an album by Christie Moore as a souvenir at Dublin Airport. "Made in Germany", I read in the CD booklet later.
I’m coming to Dublin in a few weeks and watching your video and my chef friends overheard and said smart woman don’t forget those SPICE BAGS.
Sincerely you should be doing paid partnerships!
Irish Turf carvings are just so nice hard to get here .
Liked your work in The Doireann Project.
Thank you so much for the heads up. I don't do Twitter but I can jump on there from time to time, if it is specific. I really love things of Diane's. Must be love.
I brought back a 2nd claddagh ring, and a floppy hat two years ago. Going again in May, maybe I'll get something from your list next time.
"Why do you have a short, deformed hockey stick?"
Firearms versus melee weapons...you have seen "Raiders of the Lost Ark", right?
Ever been whacked by one? and the Ball is like a medieval torture implement That is why Hurling is rated as one of the Most dangerous and Fast games in the World PS and The Ladies Play it too ...Look up Camogie duckduckgo.com/?q=Camogie&atb=v125-4a_&iax=videos&ia=videos
Come on Diane, have you tried it?
PS Hurleys are the same length as hockey sticks and made out of Ash hence the Term "Clash of the Ash"
PPS Uncle played for Co Wexford in the early 1960's
Nothing solves most arguments like a stout piece of wood in your hands. Spinal Tap taught me that.
Great list! I live in Canada, born in England to two Irish born and raised parents (so I'm also a big fan of fake tan ;0), and my Kerry mother would definitely have put Belleek on your list.
Just returned yesterday from a quick 12 day circle around the whole country trip. Couldn't leave without McVitie's Gold candy -yum!! Found out I like the Jameson/Ginger & lime drink 🤯🥃. Love me some Guinness 🍻, but was wildly disappointed that it was an extreme struggle to find Murphy's and/or ANY other stouts 😭. Can't wait to visit again!!
I have a lot of nice Waterford crystal, just beautiful. I would have added a shillelagh to the list too. Shillelagh’s are cool 😎.
Went to Ireland and brought back a Connemara marble pendant necklace 💕
I wish this video had been put out two weeks ago when I was in Ireland 😂