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"Overrun with North Africans." You gotta love the lack of specification. Like, what North Africans? Egyptians? Berbers? Moroccans? Ethiopians? Although, if I'm perfectly honest it's surprising they even knew they were from Africa. Chances are the locals assumed the vikings were back and they had been on vacation.

I quite like it, but it's clunky and grey. Mediocre IMO.

Yep its full of Muslims

I've attended mas there. It is impressive, but it doesn't compare well to some of the medieval cathedrals, most of which took decades to complete. It was built on the site of the old prison, and they may have recycled some of that material into the cathedral. Glimpses of the old prison can be seen in an old movie "The Rising of the Moon : An Irish Trilogy" narrated by Tyrone Power. One of the movies segments was filmed in different Galway locations, such as the old prison, the Spanish Arch, and the adjacent dock.

Lovely place Clifden ! I hope to go back one day

✨ *Cringe Alert!* This rush to claim almost every single POTUS as Irish/of Irish heritage is beyond embarrassing at this stage ...! 🕊️ ☘️

Nice work

What a beautiful and haunting place. It is indeed a sorry state we're in when even the dead aren't even permitted peace.I am far too literal in my comprehension of Christianity and view it simply in the words of Jesus Christ Himself, "Love God with all your heart and might and love your neighbor as I have loved you. There are NO Commandments greater than these"..... I really thought they were pretty simple precepts. I am reminded daily that it is just not that simple for others...unfortunate, really very unfortunate. Thanks so much for another lovely video. I really did enjoy this cemetery visit.

Happy New Year to you Greg, and thanks once again for a very interesting video. My imagination is now running riot with Catholic worms on one side of the underground wall and Protestant worms on the other 😂.

My great-grandfather became a catholic just before his passing so he could be buried with our great granny Sarah God love you both ❤

There is no such thing as antisemitism!!!! The nomadic Zionist tribes throws out their victims card we are the only true chosen ones!! And everyone one of you ate considered worthless, the dirt under the nomadic Zionist tribes!!! Simple truths if any of you are unfortunately see and hear any Zionist tribes member move their lips they are lying! State some truthful facts and they Will go to their only weak excuse of antisemitism!!! No such thing people

I remember the ceasefire in 1994 burnt out vehicles cars/vans/buses/trucks everywhere i remember especially the overturned white ford transit burnt blocking off the top of the donegal road junction off falls road-30 years ago remember it as clear as the sky.

When I am home in Dublin - I like to drive to Hollywood Co Kildare Restaurant next to the school. Awesome Full or half Irish Breakfast .

One of the best towns in Ireland. I have been going there for @ 3 times a year for over 30 years……../

Just curious we’re your from is it a Tyrone accent

I loved Achill Island! I remember a wonderful lunch at the Bee Hive…I think it was called.

A fry up was a meal we had in the week.My mum would make her own soda farls and potato bread.My Dad being from Belfast it was staple meal.I then followed when I got married and my children would have a fry in the week.I love a fry when over in Belfast my late Aunt used to make a "Mean Fry" you can't beat it! My hubby used to work with Irish Contractors and he said they added Steak to theirs when cooking in their cabin!

I really like your work 👏👍

Nice video, Greg! If you have the time or the inclination, I would recommend the novel Cré na Cille (the Graveyard Clay), by Máirtín Ó Cadháin, which is the finest book written in the Irish language and indeed in Irish literature as a whole (to the point where it has been translated in several European languages, including English). The part about the Catholic burial plots being separated from the Protestant ones via an underground wall is worthy of satire, and is redolent of several scenes in the Graveyard Clay.

Another interesting peep into the island's rich history, though it does seem a shame that the one thing that unifies the residents of the cemetery - death - is used as a tool to keep them apart, along the lines of faith. Moreover, it seems utterly disrespectful to use echoes of that division as a blunt instrument to violate the peace and resting places of the deceased and affront their descendants. Senseless. Thanks, Greg.

Thanks for sharing!

Managed a few minutes in there as time was limited before heading to Milltown . Next visit to Belfast l will spend more time there and a quick walk around the Falls park too.

I do like a good cemetery, you meet a better class of people in them 😁. Some expensive graves in there. How strange an unground wall, you’d never know it was there. I never understood or did vandalism, even as a kid. What is the point in vandalising a grave. The saddest grave I ever saw was that of my mate from school, I knew he was dead years ago but to stumble on his grave accidently one day really struck home. I must admit I don’t see the point in expensive gravestones, I don’t plan to have one at all. I think its sad to see once loved graves just left to decay, the way of things I know, but still sad to see people once loved and missed just left in unkept graves. Maybe its just me.

Thank you Greg. The care and sincerity and sensitivity you bring to these difficult parts of our identity is remarkable. So much History. We grew up walking past these walls, looking through the railings from the Falls Park or walking up the White Rock Road. Never ever going in. Both my Mum and Dad grew up on the White Rock, just across from the cemetery. Mum told me about sheltering along the cemetery wall during heavy bombing of the City during the Blitz, huddled together with her family, with a vegetable colander on her head as the search lights filled the night skies and the bombs rained down. Shrapnel fell down on them from the FLAC. Many families took shelter there amongst the head stones. Mum worked as a tea lady for the Jaffas , in their fur shop in the City, after my Dad died. They were very kind to her, and payed her well. The Wall was always a story whispered to you as we gawked through the railings. I do have a ghost story , handed down through the family, related to the cemetery. Thanks again Greg. Excellent music.

Thanks for another well-presented and interesting video. I think that the pre-demolition mortuary chapel, both outside and inside, can be seen as a backdrop to parts of Gary Moore and Phil Lynott's video to Out In The Fields.

I don´t want money!! I want your friendship!! I live in Orlando Florida, by far, the tourist capital of the world, 4x the number of France. In 2028 Killarney will become my permanent home, split half the way with Spain. I LOVE The Spanish. So, let´s make a deal. You wanna work out paths and plans between Ireland, Florida and Spain? All I want is to have Irish and Spaniard friends. That´s all. I got the money I need.

I love Ennis, Ireland. My family ancestry came from Ennis. Beautiful town.

My late mother had a friend in the 70's who lived in a posh area called Jordanstown (many similar houses to these). Anyhow she said their food cupboards were usually bare, not much in the fridge freezer and never had any coal for the numerous fires in winter. Just because someone lives in a house like this necessarily doesn't mean they can afford the basics...aah 'keeping up with the Jones,' and behind the beautiful facade is emptiness. Remember...all that glitters isn't always golden!.

Us Irish ( both communities ) have an insatiable desire for self destruction, we have more in common than what’s to come. When will we learn

Love the Naked Ireland videos, if you drive the streets of west Belfast the murals form part of a whitewash and brainwashing of the real horrors that happened here, makes good tourism but for our young folk it’s a dangerous agenda being peddled by former players in the hate that we lived through

I've gone back and watched some of your previous videos. I've had a bad day, so I've gotten lost in Ireland to cheer me up. Indeed, Kinsale is beautiful and colorful....I can see why it was voted one of the well kept treasures in Ireland. But, Ireland is on "big" treasure! 😊

Keep my Kennedy in 😄and take LBJ, out, yuck! Lol! 😠

I've never had a Guinness .. and I love beer so much... I need to get there and try it. That's like a life goal for me now 🙉🍻

Ballina. It's delicious when you follow it....apparently!! ;)

commies will outlaw Irish speaking there soon enough with their WEF Masters diversity religion

I bet it would be a "bracing" day on those cliffs at the moment!!

Beautiful "Saphire Sea in the Green Gem!" It is calling my name! 💙🌊🐬💚☘️🌿

Very beautiful building with historical importance! Modernity mixed with well preserved of years past. Who burned down the GPO in 1916?

Thank you, Greg for another very informative and interesting part of Irish History. Very fascinating!

Another beautiful quaint town in Ireland. I never get sick of Ireland! Such a beautiful Country. 😊

Hi Greg, I just finished viewing this video of Ennis. Very quaint and beautiful town. I never get sick of seeing Ireland, always Lovely and never boring. 😊

But, that castle is lovely as well as your other videos. Thank you always for sharing them with us. 😊

Hi Greg, Thank you for taking us along to Cahir Castle in lovely Tipperary. Also, indeed, what a fantastic day for filming. Irish History fascinates me, and you are right, those history kiosks in that one room in the castle did distract from its beauty.

I loved visiting this castle and grounds. Lovely town to visit.

I visited the Titanic Experience in November 2024 and it's WELL worth the cost of admission. It takes you through the full history of the men who built her, the company and has many exhibits that showcase what the interiors of Titanic looked like. It was very well done and I'd highly recommend a visit.

I personally think that Killarney is the most beautiful town in Ireland

Soda farl and potato bread, all that was missing was boxty to complete the holy trinity...🤣🤣 Mrs West Coast has great memories of Her mother cooking what She called Scone, rashers fried in a cast iron pan then the soda bread dough put on top and baked in the oven, eaten while still warm with lots of butter. BTW, when You were in Dingle You could have picked up some Annascaul black pudding.

I've been to Newport, but not Ennis. I agree, a lovely town. Perhaps this could be the focus of my upcoming Irish summer holiday? I think I could happily spend a few weeks, using Ennis as my base. Thanks for the tour. Cheers!

I miss my old home at 7 cairns street off leeson street falls ❤

Beautiful ireland 🇮🇪