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Another fun video Don. I never really cared much for tractors but your enthusiasm is contagious so now I’m all in!🚜🚜😁 All those baked goodies look scrumptious, especially the brown bread. The various cloud formations were mesmerizing. I name my cars and her name is cloud ☁️ 😂. Here in California, it will be virtually cloudless until the end of October and the heat is on! Yesterday it was 96 degrees! I live in air conditioning for months as I cannot tolerate this heat. 🤪🥺Btw, I live at 4000’ so the lower elevations near here are over 100 degrees.

Brilliant, the colcannon looked great. Did you have a doughnut and ice-cream?

Was great to have you join us again this year Don!! Part of the furniture now you are ;)

The clouds look magical! 😍 great video Don!

I remember grass was cut with a scythe in Newry. This was in the 1950s

Next time pop down to fred N Nancys on killiney beach

The pink house is the edge .

Oh, Don, Don, I was roaring at the screen you passed right by Maureen's Oscar statue and I was dying to see it up close, lol but never mind, buddy, still loved this vlog, thx for taking us with ya to the Foynes flying boat museum, Limerick.

How does it take don from glenmalure

That was me!!!

Will Work in Wexford as a nurse. This is a great county!

Child crying is the result of ignorant parents that don't give a damn about ruining other people's days out. We had twins me and my wife would spend turns in sitting out side eating our meal so as not to ruining other people's days out. Subject to how the girls behaved

I'm 28 and I suffered greatly at school from bully teachers. I absolutely understand your feelings. I left secondary in 2013 with 150/700 points. My biggest regret was not leaving school sooner. My family was very hard to live with. I was going a bit mental actually. I ended up hating Irish and Ireland and Irish people as young as like 12 years old. I fled to England then Spain with my cousin. I might be missing important events in my life but in the end my cousin wanted to go to Međugorje. I hated catholicism as I associated it with irishness. I even briefly attendded a protestant church and Muslim mosque ( maybe to p*ss off my parents ) anyway ...at Međugorje i experienced something I'll never forget. I witnessed a demonic possession and I met with so many people whom their lives had changed. They showed me miracle photos and the feeling there was .... Something else. To be close to God is to cease to be depressed . To make a long story short hahaha , I renewed my faith . Now , GOD gave me my 'irishness'. I was meant to be Irish. He gave me a country that has its own language thats my language. What I'm saying is , now I'm making peace and reclaiming and recovering from years of hatred and hurt. Ireland was given to me as a gift and the Irish language as it's icing on the cake. I can't hate what the Lord had given. Thank you Don as we have similar stories. God bless 🙏

Great video Don. You were in great form

Thanks! I’m from Drogheda but live in Philadelphia now- sorry to see West Street looking so empty! Great history of the town in the 70’s! It was much the same in the 60’s!

Don just watching Enniscorthy Vinagar Hill really good.

Thank you Don for sharing another wonderful video much respect and appreciation for your videos always look forward to Sundays to your videos love from blanchardstown

These country fairs are a wonderful day out,love all the old stuff and animals and fresh food and irish dancing brilliant Thanks Don.💯👍

What a wonderful place love all the old stuff,Killeens looks a great spot for a stop and very reasonable,another great video Thanks Don💯👍

Beautiful scenery and interesting history many thanks Don Great video Thanks 🍀👍

loved seeing all the old bottles of everthing, thank you don!

Hey Don! Michael Beirne here, the brother of Thomas, the fella you met today. I just about lost it when he showed me he ran into you, what are the odds!? If the rest of his trip goes this well meeting celebrities, he'll be bumping into Bono at the Tesco next thing you know! Really man, we love your videos. We've recently caught up a lot of our Irish family overseas after a large gathering, and seeing your coverage of the beautiful and quiet towns and places, some of which we've been to, is a well needed respite for us, and something we could do a fair bit more to cultivate and appreciate here in the states, among other *erm* considerable problems. While we don't mean to dogpile you, I know Tom's over there for another month at least, traveling the whole country and staying with family. If you cared for our contact information, shoot me a message, we'd love to keep in touch. Who's to say he couldn't meet up with you for a video checking out a town, if you were so inclined😂? Keep doing what you do Don! Brilliant work!

This video is pretty wholesome I can't lie, just a bit of constructive criticism. TH-cam shorts only give you 60 seconds or so to make a video, try rehearse lines of what you want to say and avoid the pauses to get as much information into the video as possible. Keep up the great work!

Awesome thank you from us in Alaska 🎉😊

Btw sorry for you're loss 😢

I got thrown in face book jail 34 times since the freak rump got into politics. He's a freak.

I've since listened 5 times Don! lol I love their talent & their music! Top notch stuff here my friend.

Wow! So sorry Don, I missed this wonderful video. Your 2 twin nephews, Michael & Brandon are very mature & talented young men. They could teach the many fools abound a good thing or two! lol I myself love music & musical instruments. I especially love electric bass, drums, violin, flute & piano. I really love the historic & traditional instruments used once upon a time across the world & of course, some are still in use today, which is great. The Irish instruments....Bodhrán (frame drum) & Uilleann pipes come to mind. They're such amazing/beautiful sounding instruments! I wish them both a very positive & bright future. May they both reach the stars & beyond. Thank you for sharing their talents with we viewers. Bravo Michael & Brandon! 👏👏 Peace✌

Here's me watching again Don. A really pleasant video shared & the weather was so lovely too. It's great to see that you really enjoyed the entire experience & you were able to get a good workout too. Ps. I like your wee blue cap too. Very nice & suits you!

👋Hi there Don, Always good to see you getting out & about in beautiful Éire! These wee local country fairs, are so wonderful & so full of energy abound. I love seeing all of the adorable & furry animals & the non-furry ones too! The old & historic machinery abound are also great to see, so too, all the awesome classic cars. My sibling used to collect cars & even buy some & each time I'd visit he'd always have something new on show. It was akin to a mini car museum. lol I think he would have friends drop their cars off so he could work on them, others would leave cars with him to care for or to buy later & on occasion he'd buy something that he could afford @ heavily discounted prices. All these going's on were a bit weird, but equally interesting & fun! lol He's always been a bit of a motor head lol. He also owns a small blue Ford Capri, so that one really resonated with me. The stall sellers/vendors are very talented indeed & they sell some really beautiful bits & bobs. The French lady's items were really lovely & the cat bag was beautiful. One of my gf's is a huge cat fan & I think she'd so love that bag. I may buy one for her when we revisit. All the food looks great/yummy & in regards to the famous Irish Colcannon, that's long been a favourite of mine, as my dear late Maternal-Grandmother used to cook this for me every now & then & I always loved it. She was of Irish/Scotch/French ancestry & she used to make a few variations of this dish & she'd cook a French style one too, which was also amazing! That one was the same as Irish dish, but it differed in that she'd first fry/sauté off some finely chopped onion & freshly crushed garlic, with some fresh thyme & salt/pepper added for taste, then the rest was pretty much the same. She would also use oil &/or olive oil for the frying, then add the butter later. So I guess it was different, but in taste, it was exceptional. She was a brilliant cook & I so miss her cooking, but I do remember & cherish those sweet memories of her. In ref to the sweet Donkey's, my husband's Mother back In Éire (Co Roscommon) had some Donkey's, so my husband's always had a soft spot for these wee creatures. Those potatoes (my fav vegetable) being cooked in that cast iron pot, is just wow to see!! I just love to watch traditional cooking methods being displayed & I bet that would have tasted so good. Eating outdoors is always enjoyable & somehow the food just tastes better. Just like when we eat fresh fish'n'chips by the sea. So much better! Do check out the way Irish people used to cook underground via this method. the "Fulacht fiadh". They'd cook pork & other meats this way & it always came out tasting amazing & retained it's juiciness. These ancient cooking methods are similar globally, akin to the famous Māori Hāngī. The Hāngī, is a traditional Māori (in NZ) method of cooking food, using heated rocks buried in a pit oven, called an "umu". They use banana leaves, to wrap many of the foods, such as the many root vegetables, etc;. We just LOVE your videos & we always look forward to them, no matter how busy life can get. We do make time, always. Take care & here's wishing you well. Peace✌

Hey there Don, Here I am watching this wonderful episode again. We here in Tasmania just love your videos, we really do. I wish you only the very best dear Don. Peace✌

Well done Don. I love looking at the vintage cars. Especially the different ones we don't have in Canada.

Thank you Don for sharing another wonderful video much respect and appreciation for your videos love from Dublin

Great video Don! Was wondering when I saw the saw the Moris Minor with the dial that goes to 90mph if that's where the saying "Up to 90!" comes from? 😃

Nice to see the videos of this area. I come originally from the Gormanston / Balbriggan area, so its nice to see the area covered so well!

i love sligo!!!!

Yup, you not only crossed into a new town but into a new county when you crossed that bridge 😂

Don, you are fit, and in Trim...Ta-Ta from Minnesota!

Just come across Don your videos on TH-cam see you where in Dundalk my home town in one.Keep up the good work mate great knowing the history of this great country we live in .

Don its 7 churches, that what the whiskey in Shannonbridge is named after.

Very nice views too thank you of course.

Wow! That was mega value for all you got in the pub! 🤩 It must have felt like 20 years ago at those prices! 😃

Beautiful place Don and that meal at Killeen's looked delicious for sure. Thanks for the video. Always look forward to Sundays.

Well done Don ..... yet another great production and full of great information....please .keep up the good work !!!!!!

Donkeys in the field didn't' respond probably because "THEY DON'T KNOW THAT THEY ARE CALLED DONKEYS" Really enjoy your videos. Good luck.to you.

Thank you Don for sharing another wonderful video much respect and appreciation for your videos love from Dublin

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My beautiful wife is a cavan girl great town great people 💪🏻🇮🇪

Ballina .. Get the pronunciation right.Ball in a.

Mountshannon is just as delicious 😅