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The “Premiere County.” Visited a couple years ago and fell in love with it. The people are wonderful and the countryside is gorgeous. A hidden gem of Ireland that holds fast to their Irish identity. The people are wonderfully friendly and will chat you up in the local pubs. Highly recommend you visit if you get a chance. Shout out to O’Gormans, “The Monks” pub in Thurles.

Thank you cousin beautiful very interesting. Xx

ive just stumbled across this fine and detailed work, it is the story and history of my own place, that i never realised i needed. thank you so much for all the hard work and beautiful presentation.

The latter Gothic Architecture caused me the Thought: If only Greek Revival had been the Style in Vogue at the time. (To spend such an amount, on so large a building, on Gothic is undesirable, for the ru8ns still stand for all a painful view. Had it been Greek Revival, it would have been far more pleasing to the eye, then, and now, even if it had gone to ruins.

Making Gaelics to be Celts: Garlics are a People largely of Basque and the Tribe of Dann, Tutha de Dannan, (Both DNA validated), believe themselves Celtic: (apparently a particular Germanic People, other than Anglo, Saxon, Jutes, and potentially other than Normans.) Unless there's new data that I've yet to discover, we remain currently unclear on who the Celts were. It is possible Celtic was also a particular Culture and "Style" that got picked up and spread across Europe, Britain, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland. We are not Celts, I suspect that was part of the British practice of writing the Irish History to ensure we appeared subservient to their Anglo Saxon Norman influence, and their assigning that to he superior. "Discernment" The reference continues to get repeated by "Mainstream Academics/Archaeologists" 🔹Clearly Archaeologists can benefit from parterning with other specialities: Sociologists, Geologists, Geneticists, Linguists, Oceanographers, Engineers, eyc, ... and, Apparently "Mainstream Academia" would benefit from a practice by the 19th Century Academics: Teaching the Student: 1) To establish Conscious Thought + Applying Higher Mind (where all our Positive Thought Energies and Wisdom reside) "Higher Mind, aka Mature Mind, aka Adult Mind" "Lower Mind, aka Ego Mind, aka Adolescent Mind" (where all negative thought energies reside: fears and fear based thoughts, prejudices, judging, envy, jealousy, insecurities, the lackings: self confidence, swlf worth , self esteem, eyc, all variable weak", reactionary rather than responding.) 2) To follow the "Standards of Science and Research" which directs the Mind to be Fully Open, free of any predetermined Beliefs, Theories, Opinions, ......... and allowing the Research Methodologies to extract the greater facts. "Mainstream Academics" are most strick in their use of a "19th Century Theory based Paradigm and Linear Timeline, used as their foundation of the." Recently frustrated Peers have begun to refer to this practice as "Mainstream Academia Dogmatic Orthodoxy", as a Sociologist/Behavioralist, I have to admit, it is a clear definition of their practices and behaviors. I remain vonfident that the level of oab baded Science, 8e: DNA, 8s Publishing Outcome Data and Findings that "consistently is proving their Paradigm flaws", Logic will kick in eventually. Though clearly in denial, how long can that stretch? (A similar thought repeated to myself regularly, in regards to the US Republican Political Past President. Whether through an Awakened Conscious Awareness or Human habits of tiring of a subject/celebrity/style, the "Universal Law of Rhythm" in its Absolute value, reassures me of this.) Note: the Druids may have been associated with the Celts and through this traveled ti Ireland, for it is said that the Celtic Christian Church preceeded the Roman Version. 2 things come to mind: 1) How often Celtic has been used when in fact Gaelic is the accurate description. 2) The Celtic Church is said to have been in Ireland, Scotland, and very Northern Britain. Again, I suspect Gaelic, and I s7spect the "Celtic Cross" was more likely a "Gaelic Cross" 🔹I understand there are a number of Irish with Viking and Angko, Saxon blood. My statements are in no manner to be misunderstood as a slight to these individuals, rather, I search to Clarify the confusion in History and apply Discernment rather than being Judgemental. Beth Bartlett Sociologist/Behavioralist and Historian Tennessee, USA (Irish American, of County Kerry Lineage) Resources: The Late, Sir Laurence Gardner addresses the Celtic Christain Church, with high regards and in one of his Book's subjects presentations he brought the subject to my attention. On Laurence Gardner , Ive come ti respect the man amd his wirks. He was contracted by the Late Queen Elizabeth to research and write her Ancient Family History. Laurence gained access to vast resources not available to the Public and I would recommend all Ancient History Student pay particular attention ti Gardner's works, including what few Video Presentations are on TH-cam. Although they have audio imperfections, they are worth the listen. Look for the most recent uploads, they have been improved. 🔹If one is not familiar with the records on the Sumerian Cuneiform Tablets, I suggest they apply their Higher Open Mind, for the stories we were taught are inaccurate and there's valid content in these, we merely have interpretation weaknesses and due to the story we learned, there's a potential for Cognitive Dissonance. You can grow through it ...

Wow, this is a hidden gem. Very well done video. It's a shame it doesn't have more views because it's so well done. Thank you, whoever you are.

Yall know daniel corial?

This is fantastic....well done

This is a poignant story for me. My father was born in Tipperary in 1917. I know two of his uncles fought in the civil war on opposite sides. Their brother, my grandfather was warned that he should get his family out of Ireland and in 1922 my father, age 5 and 3 siblings left Ireland with my grandmother, for America where my grandfather was waiting. Thus began a new life in NYC. From Brooklyn, to Bayside and out to Long Island. Eventually spreading across America.

What a load of Wankology Bollocks. Go into the confessional box and talk to Prick who interferes with children ,and if that dose not work spend long hours on a high stool hosing down your frustration

What a poignant intro. Amazing

There was a ancient monstrey in clonpet galbally Road Tipperary Town any more information on this

Fantastic documentary this!

My dad's family were from Tipp Town. There were the Wall family who lived on the New Road. As was sadly too often the case, they all emigrated to London. Not sure if anyone with surname Wall lives there anymore?

It was certainly a long way to Tipperary

As English man with Irish mother and grandparents please keep these buildings restored so school children can go on school trips learn about the fight for independence of Ireland

Who are the speakers here please? And thanks for uploading.

Does the Halloran surname are around this town ?

I did a dna 🧬 test and my root is from around this place 🤣

Very enjoyable indeed, well done to one and all..... Most important that we keep the memories of these Irish patriots, both men and women, alive today.

New(Nov 2023)bio of Dan by Tipp man John Connors- "Dan Breen the Man Behind the Myth"- great read!

Well done to all! Very interesting content with excellent documents, photos, videos and narration.

Fascinated by Thomastown. However, photographs of it before it's ruin, are vanishingly rare. I've never seen the interior. Has anyone seen any?

Visited the “premiere county” a year ago. Incredibly beautiful, friendly, and peaceful. Of all the places within Ireland, it’s my preferred place to vacation and rest easy. The place and the people are wonderful.

My 3rd great-grandparents came from Tipperary

"It's a long way to Tipperary....my dad used to sing

Fantastic vid On the shoulders of Giants like Dan Breene & Bobby Sands our children & Grandchildren will live free again one day .

its all a lie

I would love to go there very interesting place 💯♥️♥️♥️♥️

Thank you for this! My grandfather was the cyclist at the Soloheadbeg ambush, a member of the third Tipperary brigade. He handed down his love of county and country to his 32 grandchildren!

I have just stumbled across this: and have hugely enjoyed it. I was born in Co.Leitrim and wish that there was such a video about my home.

After a recent DNA test I found out I am 31% Irish from Tipperary. My dad was adopted at birth from Newcastle upon Tyne & all the Irish is from his side. Hope to visit one day!

Really interesting. Everyone with any interest in Tipp town should see this. (Surprised at how good it was!)

Fantastic

Very interesting well said Tipperary played a big part in Ireland war of independence with such legendary figures like Sean treacy Dan been funny Lacey Sean Gaynor Paddy lacken Ryan jack collision mai money Mary been etc

A wonderful piece of history

NICE....!!!!🥰❤❤

Very interesting by top notch historian des murnane 82 Irishmen killed in area in war independence showed a big part in it

Great 👌 video.

That's very interesting to see the farmhouse they were married in.

Excellent content and production.

It's a long way ...

RIC did the dirty work for the Brit’s !

3:25 - It's a shame most of that row of shops on the right have redone their facades for residential use.

2:02 - That doesn't look like some kind of city gathering of the tolls. That looks like a criminal shakedown*. * Yeah, I know. Let's not get into that one.

Wow great production 👏 for our town❤

My History of Ireland's studies have gone too far and now i find this on my home. Im italian so, for me, it's a long way to Tipperary

Educational and entertaining,very worthwhile.

Enjoyed a stimulating overview of Tipp Town investment,destruction,and rebirth.which sometimes can unfortunately be painful.Economically you can't keep taking out more than is put in.Sometimes we may just have to go through success and failure to eventually come out on top.Perhaps while looking ahead to a better future the past should be remembered.

a very good rendition of Tipperary glove factory by the presenter s Con Horan Newbridge Kildare