The History of Ancient Ireland 🇮🇪 (Filmed at the Cave of the Morrigan)
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I'm so excited for this series! I'm disabled so unable to travel and I've just started researching Irish side of my ancestors and wanting to work with the religions they practiced xx
Loved this! Looking forward to the upcoming episodes
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Oh this will be an amazing series! "The look of finding your fairy wife" got me laughing pretty good!
Haha Kevin hasn't been the same since!
Claustrophobic here 👋 Held my breath and squinted the whole time you were in that cave. Big exhale when you came out alive. 😂 Excited for the series!
Thanks for the video Jacob!! So much rich folklore and history of Ireland. I could use some help with the myths at Louh Derg…involving giant lake monsters and a hero named Conan.
Badass !
Yay! I am excited for this series :) It is great to see Kevin and you working together for this project. Part of my Ancestry is Irish, and like Kevin, there are Gaelic Gods that I venerate along side the Norse Gods. The ties to the land that you see with the Mythos IS incredible. It's a nod towards the ancient tie of indigenous peoples to their land. You see that with Native Americans, Indigenous Australians, the Sami in Northern Finland, Sweden and Norway, the peoples of Northern Russia, and many places where people occupied a land for hundreds of generations. It was cool to see the cave so thank you for taking us around. I wouldn't be able to step into that...tight closed in places freak me out. Great video! Can't wait to see the next! 💜
That was great! I'm really excited to see the next episodes. I follow Candlelit Tales, and they were the story tellers at the Bealtaine festival, I hope you were able to record some of their performance. Man, I've just got to get to Ireland someday!
I just visited Ireland 2 months ago and had a great time. I wish I had known about this cave! Although, it's a bit far north from where we passed through. I did see New Grange, Knowth, and the Hill of Tara, though. I would definitely go back, but I do need to see Scotland (it's my #1 place I want to see and was bummed we couldn't make it 2 months ago).
It really is in the middle of nowhere lol. We missed a few things too, it's really impossible to see everything in one trip!
Really amazing shots with the drone! It was really neat that you guys went into Oweynagat Cave. The energy in there must have been strong. I would love to do a Samhain ritual there! Really awesome video, I'm looking forward to seeing more!
This video is all around where I grew up, Thanks
Also in one of your shots when you were driving, you passed by the house that was never lived in the story I was told as a kid was the house was built but it was built on a fairy way and the owners only ever lived in it for one night, it’s only about a mile or two from where you were when you went down in the cave
it's lovely that you leave offerings at the sites you visit, especially a gate to hel. it really helps expose the spiritual in natural places.
Always makes the memories last longer too!
@@TheWisdomOfOdin laighin is pronounced lying not lockin ,and giving that it means leinster and leinster house is where the nationall parliament sits so lying is particularly appropriate pronounciation.
Thank you for reminding me about the Newgrange. I’ll be going to Ireland this weekend and I would have been extremely disappointed in myself if I didn’t go see it
Make sure you pre-book tickets! You cannot just show up, we made that mistake
@@TheWisdomOfOdin thank you for the heads up, it is much appreciated!
Wow I’m the first here! Hello and good morning to everyone ❤❤😊
Everyone, this amazing content is FREE! So go buy Jacob a cup of coffee (or pint of something)!
Thank you that's very kind 🙏
Anyone else having volume issues? Most other videos here on TH-cam I have at 20% volume on my device, but his I always have to turn his up to 90%. Is it just me? It certainly causes me to skip videos when I'm watching/listening to things at work, especially if there are ads.
Sorry this happens for you! Not sure what it is. I have tried a few things over the years but there always seems to be some people who have audio issues. On apple devices (which is what I edit on) I have my volume at 40% and that's what I edit my audio to rest at.
Not sure what the solution is :(
@@TheWisdomOfOdin Wouldn't have mentioned it if it wasn't consistent with your channel specifically and across multiple videos on multiple devices in case there was some issue you weren't aware of. Wouldn't want that to affect your views and cause issues with the all-seeing algorithm because of all the hard work you put into your videos. Thanks for the unique perspectives, great content and research!
@@TheWisdomOfOdin actually I also have this issue. On my TV (pretty standard LG) all other videos I have set to vol. 7-8, while almost all yours I have to bump volume to 13-15. Also, in this particular video the volune is not constant, so at some point it's ok at vol 13, while in other even at vol 15 I can barely understand a thing.
Still, great video and I can't wait to watch more 😊
PS. I'm sure it's not about the device - same issue on my PC and phone.
Fantastic stuff.. Cernunnos cares and protects!
Woof, I am claustrophobic and I would've passed out 🤣 So excited for this series!
Can't wait for the next one! Amazing
Glad you liked it! Just one month till its your turn in the van on TH-cam
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This video was over in the blink of an eye! Loved it! Thank you so much for all the work and passion you put into these videos ☘
Thank you! These videos have been in the planning process since January, filmed in May, and edited in June!
Wow! ❤ You are brave to descend into the fairy cave!
You gotta go creeveroe/Navan Fort It’s like the epicentre of the tain. Or at least the home of the king of ulster
I am really looking forward to watching this series. Thank you for doing this! Great idea!
Hi Jacob, fun episode. Planning a trip to the cave later this year, hopefully I will get a a bit further in than you guys,but I understand your trepidation...😅
It's normally pretty muddy on down so my advice to your viewers is wear wellies and an overall .
Tuatha De Danann is a tricky one alright ... phonetically it's pronounced Tooha De Danan.
Enjoying the series so far.
We are corrected in the just released language video! 😂
It would actually be cool if you did a trip like this in Japan and maybe going to like Japanese temples or something
One day I hope to!
Wait, the van's name is Seamus?
For the sake of this series it was 😂
Hello, I’m the second one here
Welcome aboard!
@@TheWisdomOfOdin hail the folk!
High kings ere not occasionally elected it was a continuous position going back centuries,some high kings had more power than others but the position went back centuries becaus there was tribute involved so they were many takers.
Hang on Yanks, look into Cymraeg history. With love, Hwyl. Taffy Nige from Pont y Clun, South Wales.
Calm your welsh whiskers lol. Welsh video coming in August 👍
So you finally made it to the land of my birth. Yes you need help with your pronunciation of the Gaelic, but not terrible. Enjoy your trip
It's not Gaelic it's Irish. Gaelic refers to the culture; as an Irishman you should know that!😂
You should also know most people also dont agree on everything, even in ireland 😂 sometimes especially in Ireland. Even more so after a few pints.
@@TheWisdomOfOdin Sure enough! But, calling Irish "Gaelic", is like calling japanese asian! Anyhoo... beannacht libh!🍻
@@TheWisdomOfOdin The Irish are social drinkers and can handle their drink and love discussion and debate with a few drinks. I have never seen it lead to violence unless we're talking about about the invasion by another country😀. Here in the US is where I see a lot of people (not all) that cannot socialize and drink at the same time, When you go to the bar there you will find lots of people that have knowledgeable intellectual conversations on you'er Topic, especially in the west Connacht ( ask someone to help pronounce it when there🤣) When I was young growing up there a lot of the old timers had great handed down stories some of them lost to time I wish I had had more interest back then and could remember half of them. Have fun enjoy your trip. If YOU can't handle your drink stay out of the bars🤣Back in the day I would have told you to go to the small bars out in the rural country areas and find old timers to talk to but both are hard to find, if there is any left.
@@williammcgrath88 An bhfuil Gaeilge agat? I assume you don’t speak it then.