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History? You mean a vehicle for your baseless nonsense that wouldn't pass basic critical examination? How stupid do you actually think your audience is?
I was born and live in Northern Ireland. There are Faery mounds every couple of miles here. We do not disturb them or cut our Faery thorn trees down. Our land is sacred and ancient. Full of magical energy that we treasure and respect. The Shee are the fair folk that where here before us. They dwell under the land now. Many blessings to you all x
Easily the most magnificent and magical place I’ve EVER been. There were times at these sites, the wind sounded like whispers and I was immediately transported back in time. I was so overwhelmed inside New Grange I was brought to tears.
as an irishman, im happy to hear people say nice things about ireland. but as soon as our people were told and then fell for the idea of a big bronze-age god in the sky and a scary horned devil under the ground, it was the start of so much uneducated and divisive beliefs just like most countries since 300ad. religions have caused so much bloodshed in ireland , as everywhere else. New grange was real and intelligent people of the day. Who also saw sky gods as the reason for the weather and the world around them.
They got a viking grave in ireland, in waterford... it's blocked off, 20 foot walls all the way round it no entrance or nothing an inside it is a few graves an a big tomb, i was working there years ago an guess what name was on the tomb stone... Dracula.
You think that mad, in waterford bout 30 years ago they dug up two giants, two giants still in their coffins, 15 foot long, whole place seen em an even took loads of photos, government says they are still working on em. The Dracula grave is still there but it's all walled off, it's in the middle of the viking triangle, back of the old peoples park, 3rd era viking grave so it's from about 1100AD
Growing up fishing with my grandfather he taught me everything I know about the geography, dangers and wildlife of Ireland but he also taught me about the fairies and to have huge respect for them if your close to a fairy fort and to never enter it. That the fairies wouldn’t do you any harm as long as you were respectful of them. We would fish take what we needed and always left the land as we found it. In fact close to where I live a planned motorway had to be rerouted around a fairy tree, the engineers refused to cut it down, so the road takes a huge bank to the left and then straightens up again. The little fairy tree still lies where it always has untouched and respected
All true. I think I live near that fairy tree or I have a similar story. They were going you knock down that tree for the road but the digger got turned upside down on attempting it and so the tree wasn't touched. I grew up beside a fairy fort & we were taught to never disturb it & always respect it. I took that advice to heart.
Carrowkeel in Sligo is a mad place. You can feel your way to the ancient structures. They were tombs a good while after they were built. Definitely portals. There's many connections to ancient Egypt... Tutankhamun's sister is buried in Kerry and they've found beads in the Boyne valley that mtch beads found in the valley of the Kings
King Tut’s sister in Kerry sounds like it was lifted out of an episode of Father Ted. Ditto Carrowkeel though. That entire megalithic landscape is incredible - and under threat from vandals.
Faience beads were traded and even manufactured across Europe before the Bronze Age Collapse. Suggesting that beads found in Ireland came from Egypt was mere speculation by early archaeologists. Modern analysis has shown that faience was made in Cornwall (and some other parts of Britain) using local materials.
The Stone-age people told the Celts that the people before them said the god Dodga Moone came, built and lived in Newgrange. Dogda brought civilization to Earth. Dogda said he came from the Sirius Star System. The window above the Newgrange door aligns to Sirius. There are 37 standing stones surrounding Newgrange monument, it is 37 light-years to the Sirius Star System.
Archaeological digs have found there are 12 standing stones - estimated 35 originally, possibly 36. The Beaker people were responsible for the standing stones surrounding the tomb. These stones were erected at a later era than the Newgrange tomb, possibly 1000 yrs later. The window above the portal aligns to the winter solstice. It is suggested that at some 100 yrs before it was estimated to be built it may have also aligned with Sirius. Not sure if you meant "Dagda" when you mention Dogda. Dagda was a god of the mythical Tuáth De Danánn who are generally linked with pre-Gael peoples that inhabited Ireland (along with other mythical races like the Nemedians, Fomorians, Fir Bolg).
They're the things that you see when you wake up and scream The cold things that follow you down the Boreen They live in the small ring of trees on the hill, up at the top of the field
@@grahampovey8073 they always been 2 different things according to my Granda... we got 2 Fairy trees and 1 rath on his farm... those lines from a poem about the Fairy rings though... tis fantastic though My Island has many old structures that no one is quite sure what they are :) hope the mystery and magic always last :)
There are things that exist in the ancient times and our ancestors have left something behind for us to explore and study where we come from, outside our solar system!
There's an essay--I think by Aldous Huxley, titled--i think--"Waterworks and Kings." It applies here, because the author points out that given a reasonable level of prosperity, public works projects are beneficial to the society and supported by the public.
Ireland's ancient alphabet, Ogham, is much older than the sixth century. It goes back thousands of years. Ancient Irish is distantly related to Sanskrit and Hebrew.
@@sammykane5967just goes to show you how ridiculous that lad at the end was. Out of his tiny History Channel mind. Embarrassing for him and god help them if he has kids, the poor things.
Sadly the neighbours who used to have half a fort on a hill behind their cottage dug it up in the 1950's, with the blessing of the local priest apparently. Anything that was in it they threw in the bin they say 💔
So many stories I’ve heard of locals who have disturbed or damaged a fairy fort or tree, who then went on to have major accidents or even fatal ones. There’s one up the road from where I live and my father always told me to never so much as go near eat, never mind walk on one or damage it
It's a pity Ireland lost it's true rich spirituality when Christianity took over 1600 years ago. This ancient spiritual path where contact was regularly made with otherworldly beings, and advanced divine deities like Dagda and Danu to seek guidance and healibg, is the true spiritual path and religion of Ireland.
@sallycarroll6329 I got 16 likes so far for my comment. Nobody has liked your comment because they know you are probably Enoch Burkes sister, using a fake username, and trying to dump your medieval outdated nonsense beliefs onto others
@@janetclaireSaysare you sure that path wasn't related to God?. Jesus looked up to the sky when he prayed. Those portals , if true, faces towards sky and not to the ground
Everytime i watch this im amazed by how much i respect the Fey and know id never disrespect them, it's like an inbuilt knowledge bc know one ever spoke to me about fairy forts and tree's and dangers of disrespect i just know ☘️💚
WOW. My mam told me when I was a child about the DeLorean factory. Jcb's dug out a fairy bush to make way for the foundation and from then on the project was cursed. People laugh at the likes but that's because they haven't researched other dimensions and vibrations. I agree with that man at the end of you offered me 50m I'd say no.
Newgrange predates the pyramids of Giza in Egypt. Archaeologists come from all over the world at Winter Solstice to visit this great ancient Monument of ours. You can see Fairy rings, forts and trees in many places. No one would dare touch them. ☘ For those who love history Ireland is an amazing country to visit and easy to get around due to excellent bus, rail, car hire etc. Pubs aren't so bad either!
Brilliant short documentary. I wish they listed names on the sites when they showed it, the large double ring fort the large house was built on? Where is that, and the tree fort with the standing stone circle next to it????? I've never seen these sites
Do you mean at 6:20 in the video? These are the Lissanduff Earthworks in Portballintrae, County Antrim. They aren't ring forts...their purpose is lost in the mists of time
Ballyboley forest in Co. Antrim, NI is apparently abit spooky/talk of portal there, ive never went in to find out, only skirted around the edges on a dog walk
I regularly travel across the Irish Sea from the barrow near my home. We all do it over here. Don’t like to talk about it much though. Not like these history channel whistleblowers
As an Irishman who has studied history ive found evidence that would sugest Ireland was the first Civilisation and possibly where the venishens came from too
People die if you cut/ don't cut trees. It would have made headlines if something like that happened- any leads to gain more information as to what you mentioned
There is a stone in Westmeath in Ireland that was put there thousands of years ago to mark the exact center of Ireland and when it was mapped a few years ago with GPS it is the exact center of Ireland. They don't know how they worked it out so long ago
There is a fairy ring beside my parents home in a field,I remember when I was a small boy we were always afraid to go into it and never did,im not sure if it's still there or dug up but I'd say the farmers would be afraid
Your absolutely right 👍and only yesterday i looked at the fairy fort that took three men’s lives away years ago all because it was going to be flattened by the builders for a new housing estate but these houses were still built and the fort is still there, none of these places shouldn’t be destroyed but i think it’s a shame there not being taken care of but i can understand most people would be afraid to even go into a fairy fort let alone to even cut a tree down.
As much as i belive there is some truth in myth and legend. Concerning ireland, one of the most interesting myth is tir na nog However it is likely artic, and greenland, possibly they are one landmass in ancient past. Research hyperborean civilizations myth
I found something interesting recently the lost city of atlantis that the greeks refered to funnily enough researches are starting to believe that the missing contenent which is a giant sunken island under the atlantic is literally that same place...wanna know whats wild, literally right next to Ireland im not one to theory craft but when i thought of the Ulster cycle i couldnt help but think of it.
Do they do a segment on North Americas ancients earthwotks and mounds which are believed to be just as old, or do they want to erase that part of history too?
Everyone always comes up with wild theories, the obvious thing to me was they were a shelter for extreme weather or to keep the vulnerable safe during warfare. Maybe a few rituals took place too, but, these are built to protect people.
New Grange is older then the pyramids and the fea folk were said to be fairy's elves dwarfs and leprechaun and many more races and alot of them lived subterranean lifes
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History? Surely you jest. Please when you start respecting your audience and present actual history, I’d love to watch. Enough with the 👽!
This is no history 🤣🤣🤣
History? You mean a vehicle for your baseless nonsense that wouldn't pass basic critical examination? How stupid do you actually think your audience is?
I was born and live in Northern Ireland. There are Faery mounds every couple of miles here. We do not disturb them or cut our Faery thorn trees down. Our land is sacred and ancient. Full of magical energy that we treasure and respect. The Shee are the fair folk that where here before us. They dwell under the land now. Many blessings to you all x
Portals?......... Maybe.
Potholes?....... Definitely!
😂
Definitely 😂😂😂😂
The land of the potholes 😂
'He was walking down the road and just disappeared'
🤣🤣🤣
Easily the most magnificent and magical place I’ve EVER been. There were times at these sites, the wind sounded like whispers and I was immediately transported back in time. I was so overwhelmed inside New Grange I was brought to tears.
It makes you feel connected to the ancient, doesn’t it?
as an irishman, im happy to hear people say nice things about ireland. but as soon as our people were told and then fell for the idea of a big bronze-age god in the sky and a scary horned devil under the ground, it was the start of so much uneducated and divisive beliefs just like most countries since 300ad. religions have caused so much bloodshed in ireland , as everywhere else.
New grange was real and intelligent people of the day. Who also saw sky gods as the reason for the weather and the world around them.
They got a viking grave in ireland, in waterford... it's blocked off, 20 foot walls all the way round it no entrance or nothing an inside it is a few graves an a big tomb, i was working there years ago an guess what name was on the tomb stone... Dracula.
@@freemindmusic2824 lol thats amazing!!
You think that mad, in waterford bout 30 years ago they dug up two giants, two giants still in their coffins, 15 foot long, whole place seen em an even took loads of photos, government says they are still working on em. The Dracula grave is still there but it's all walled off, it's in the middle of the viking triangle, back of the old peoples park, 3rd era viking grave so it's from about 1100AD
I moved from Chicago to the West of Ireland several years ago and I can see a ring fort in the distance from my kitchen window.
Greanin Fort
@@sarahtoland1754 thats in donegal, not the west. Its called An Ghrianan not Greanin
I knew I didn't spell it right lol 😆
@@sarahtoland1754that's a forgivable mistake, we aren't all spelling champion's ☘️✌️
Growing up fishing with my grandfather he taught me everything I know about the geography, dangers and wildlife of Ireland but he also taught me about the fairies and to have huge respect for them if your close to a fairy fort and to never enter it. That the fairies wouldn’t do you any harm as long as you were respectful of them. We would fish take what we needed and always left the land as we found it.
In fact close to where I live a planned motorway had to be rerouted around a fairy tree, the engineers refused to cut it down, so the road takes a huge bank to the left and then straightens up again. The little fairy tree still lies where it always has untouched and respected
All true. I think I live near that fairy tree or I have a similar story. They were going you knock down that tree for the road but the digger got turned upside down on attempting it and so the tree wasn't touched. I grew up beside a fairy fort & we were taught to never disturb it & always respect it. I took that advice to heart.
Are you talking about the fairy tree left at the Clare inn exit on the M7
@@kenmoloney3112 😆
I have a fairy tree on my farm. I wouldnt touch it
Beautiful ❤
As an Irishman I can tell You that with every story or folklore there is a kernel of truth. You can feel strange energies when Your in Newgrange. 🇮🇪
I too am an Irishman and i can honestly say that i agree with you on that.
@@fallenangel2982 Enjoy Your weekend pal.
@@eamonnbyrne8400 You too my friend
It’s built on leylines
I feel it in Glendalough too.
I live in Ireland and Fairy Forts are sacred..
There is an energy around them, and nobody dares disturb one either..
They detoured a whole main road in Co. Clare to avoid cutting down a lone fairy tree. No worker no-one would touch it. Rightly so.😊
Also the white Hawthorne bush or tree you can never cut them, they belong to the fairys!!
@@christinedowie2859good, otherwise they would chop it without thinking twice.
Our new arrivals wont care about our ancient customs and they will gladly take the money and cut them down.
I have a fairly fort on my land l never noticed any energy around it.
New Grange, we have been there in our eight trips across the the Atlantic. The Dingle Peninsula is so beautiful! Thanks
Ah, you haven't been to Donegal or yiu would not nention those other places😂😂😂😂😂
I like how the superstitions of my Irish ancestors down through the ages helped preserve so many Ferry Forts and Dolmens.
fairy
Please don’t call them superstitions. Not that at all. It is a belief system. ❤❤
@@maureenfitzgerald1895 Same thing. Interspecific fictions are the glue of any society. Read Harari.
A Ferry Fort? I suppose you celebrate St. Pattys day too 😂
@@hangsambo12 my earliest Irish ancestor died 986 at Bangor Abbey. You worry about the spell-check on my phone. 🤦🏻♂️
Carrowkeel in Sligo is a mad place. You can feel your way to the ancient structures. They were tombs a good while after they were built. Definitely portals. There's many connections to ancient Egypt... Tutankhamun's sister is buried in Kerry and they've found beads in the Boyne valley that mtch beads found in the valley of the Kings
Where did you get that info. I never heard it but would live to read it.
King Tut’s sister in Kerry sounds like it was lifted out of an episode of Father Ted. Ditto Carrowkeel though. That entire megalithic landscape is incredible - and under threat from vandals.
Faience beads were traded and even manufactured across Europe before the Bronze Age Collapse. Suggesting that beads found in Ireland came from Egypt was mere speculation by early archaeologists. Modern analysis has shown that faience was made in Cornwall (and some other parts of Britain) using local materials.
My grandfather was from ireland my mother beleived in the fay respected them,
New portal just opened on O’Connell street today
Bualadh bos mate, that gave me a good laugh 😂
😂☘️👌😂
😆😆😆
They closed it down. They couldn't handle the Irish banter. 😂
The Stone-age people told the Celts that the people before them said the god Dodga Moone came, built and lived in Newgrange.
Dogda brought civilization to Earth.
Dogda said he came from the Sirius Star System.
The window above the Newgrange door aligns to Sirius.
There are 37 standing stones surrounding Newgrange monument,
it is 37 light-years to the Sirius Star System.
I definitely believe in everything folklore etc & I could spend hours on the subject.
Archaeological digs have found there are 12 standing stones - estimated 35 originally, possibly 36. The Beaker people were responsible for the standing stones surrounding the tomb. These stones were erected at a later era than the Newgrange tomb, possibly 1000 yrs later. The window above the portal aligns to the winter solstice. It is suggested that at some 100 yrs before it was estimated to be built it may have also aligned with Sirius. Not sure if you meant "Dagda" when you mention Dogda. Dagda was a god of the mythical Tuáth De Danánn who are generally linked with pre-Gael peoples that inhabited Ireland (along with other mythical races like the Nemedians, Fomorians, Fir Bolg).
@@jcw99 Is aligning to the winter solstice to pray for the sun to come back?
Dagda not Dogda
Facts, dagda was the king of auld eira
They're the things that you see when you wake up and scream
The cold things that follow you down the Boreen
They live in the small ring of trees on the hill, up at the top of the field
Raths.....Fairy rings.
@@grahampovey8073 they always been 2 different things according to my Granda... we got 2 Fairy trees and 1 rath on his farm... those lines from a poem about the Fairy rings though... tis fantastic though My Island has many old structures that no one is quite sure what they are :) hope the mystery and magic always last :)
Ireland culture and history so wonderful in the ancient 🎭 art's❤
My wife’s from Ireland,such a beautiful country and lovely people.❤️
*shows house disturbing structure*
"and when they are disturbed, bad luck always follows"
My favourite author Raymond E Feist wrote a book called Faerie Tale...i fully recommend it to all
I've read it twice now. Love it!
Plenty of Aliens here that need sending back 🤣
Love it
The Irish invented time otherwise it wouldn't be called oclock
I'd never even thought about this. Great idea ,please explain.
@@sarahsmith6878 I'm afraid to in case you probably wouldn't understand
😂😂
Very 😁 funny
Sorry am not Irish. I know I can just say google tell me. But I like to hear the story
Downpatrick head co. Mayo. Its unbelievably ancient, much older than anything in this video. and then there is the scenery.... Mind-blowing
There are things that exist in the ancient times and our ancestors have left something behind for us to explore and study where we come from, outside our solar system!
The line of site thing is very cool and extends for dozens of miles along a solar alignment - pretty much a straight line.
Covered in Liberty Caps too.
How can they do a show on Irish folklore and not have Eddie Lenihan contribute to it
Love him
I don't think you could get Eddie to go on Ancient Aliens, to be honest.
There's an essay--I think by Aldous Huxley, titled--i think--"Waterworks and Kings." It applies here, because the author points out that given a reasonable level of prosperity, public works projects are beneficial to the society and supported by the public.
I’ll hand the money back to ya but I’ll keep the house, helicopter & caddy. 😂
Ireland's ancient alphabet, Ogham, is much older than the sixth century. It goes back thousands of years. Ancient Irish is distantly related to Sanskrit and Hebrew.
You guys make my home country look like a WoW server.
Yeah ikr not gonna lie I don't know anyone who WOULDNT disturb a faerie fort for all that money. Also don't know anyone who believes in them😂
@@sammykane5967just goes to show you how ridiculous that lad at the end was. Out of his tiny History Channel mind.
Embarrassing for him and god help them if he has kids, the poor things.
@@myps4vaultofbanter87 history channel mind is a condition at this point😞
@sammykane5967 without a doubt, be careful of anyone who may be infected, they are prone to spouting silly shite at any time and in vast quantities.
Newgrange is not the oldest structure..Carrowmore & Carrowkeel in Sligo are older than Newgrange
New Grange is a reconstruction from the 60s.
Plenty of Portal tombs in Ireland, especially in the Burren
Burial mounds. Spoopy.
Very spoopy indeed great for halloween shinanigans (respectfully of course)
Spoopy Do
Newgrange is not the oldest, I'm an Irish archaeologist. No one thinks its based off that constellation
I thought as much. Typical history channell
@@chicknorton8839 The Hitler Channell 😂
I certainly wouldn't damage any of the fairies' property! Just in case...😊
It is against the law to demolish them...I have 1 maybe 200 yards from my house. The farmer leaves it alone gorse and all
My dad has a fairy fort on his land.. will not touch it and farms around it. Im afraid of my life to even step on it and im 42 now.
Sadly the neighbours who used to have half a fort on a hill behind their cottage dug it up in the 1950's, with the blessing of the local priest apparently. Anything that was in it they threw in the bin they say 💔
So many stories I’ve heard of locals who have disturbed or damaged a fairy fort or tree, who then went on to have major accidents or even fatal ones. There’s one up the road from where I live and my father always told me to never so much as go near eat, never mind walk on one or damage it
It's a pity Ireland lost it's true rich spirituality when Christianity took over 1600 years ago. This ancient spiritual path where contact was regularly made with otherworldly beings, and advanced divine deities like Dagda and Danu to seek guidance and healibg, is the true spiritual path and religion of Ireland.
Do you have any idea how stupid that statement is? No probably not.
@@sallycarroll6329 That's your opinion and you're entitled to it. IMO it is true.
@sallycarroll6329 I got 16 likes so far for my comment. Nobody has liked your comment because they know you are probably Enoch Burkes sister, using a fake username, and trying to dump your medieval outdated nonsense beliefs onto others
@@janetclaireSaysare you sure that path wasn't related to God?. Jesus looked up to the sky when he prayed. Those portals , if true, faces towards sky and not to the ground
@@Noplace4haters You think God is in the sky?
Everytime i watch this im amazed by how much i respect the Fey and know id never disrespect them, it's like an inbuilt knowledge bc know one ever spoke to me about fairy forts and tree's and dangers of disrespect i just know ☘️💚
WOW. My mam told me when I was a child about the DeLorean factory. Jcb's dug out a fairy bush to make way for the foundation and from then on the project was cursed. People laugh at the likes but that's because they haven't researched other dimensions and vibrations. I agree with that man at the end of you offered me 50m I'd say no.
Newgrange predates the pyramids of Giza in Egypt. Archaeologists come from all over the world at Winter Solstice to visit this great ancient Monument of ours. You can see Fairy rings, forts and trees in many places. No one would dare touch them. ☘ For those who love history Ireland is an amazing country to visit and easy to get around due to excellent bus, rail, car hire etc. Pubs aren't so bad either!
As an Irish man, I miss when the History Channel actually dealt with History
1:33 Templar symbol 🏴
Hit Like if you have been inside the New Grange in Drogheda
Not in Drogheda though. In Meath!
@@rdefaoite9413 but its very near to Drogheda almost at the boundary of Louth & Meath
Absolutely True, historical Honesty as imaginative Irishman
Brilliant short documentary. I wish they listed names on the sites when they showed it, the large double ring fort the large house was built on? Where is that, and the tree fort with the standing stone circle next to it????? I've never seen these sites
Do you mean at 6:20 in the video? These are the Lissanduff Earthworks in Portballintrae, County Antrim. They aren't ring forts...their purpose is lost in the mists of time
Ballyboley forest in Co. Antrim, NI is apparently abit spooky/talk of portal there, ive never went in to find out, only skirted around the edges on a dog walk
I know people who built over a sacred well and there home burned to the ground as well as multiple people in their family dying tragically after that.
I regularly travel across the Irish Sea from the barrow near my home. We all do it over here. Don’t like to talk about it much though. Not like these history channel whistleblowers
As an Irishman who has studied history ive found evidence that would sugest Ireland was the first Civilisation and possibly where the venishens came from too
Ireland was the cradle of civilisation they were the Phoenicians (seafaring) people. Capital of the solar church before Christianity.
You need to study more history books lad.
I see "Aliens" I click
Me too 😂
We’re simple people
I've heard of them being cut down in donegal, to build some Rd, a load of people started to die that lived around there.
People die if you cut/ don't cut trees. It would have made headlines if something like that happened- any leads to gain more information as to what you mentioned
Seems to have worked out better than the modern version.
I live beside Newgrange and can confirm that it acts as a portal at least three times a year. 🇮🇪
Any more information on the portal and what it does or where it goes
Love my wee island ☘️✨️☘️
I'd love to find a portal to another world. I'd never look back.👋🏻
Be careful what you wish for. It could be worse!
You're lucky to be here, best school in the Universe.
1979 my mother seen UFO same night someone in Wicklow seen it but we loved in ballymun
I can see one of these mounds from our house. When ever it turns into a portal, I’ll come back to inform you all. Don’t hold your breath.
There is a stone in Westmeath in Ireland that was put there thousands of years ago to mark the exact center of Ireland and when it was mapped a few years ago with GPS it is the exact center of Ireland. They don't know how they worked it out so long ago
There is a fairy ring beside my parents home in a field,I remember when I was a small boy we were always afraid to go into it and never did,im not sure if it's still there or dug up but I'd say the farmers would be afraid
At the bottom of every lucky charm box
Thanks for very interesting program 🙏🥰🌹🌈
There seems to be a portal in my stomach alright. Must be why I’m always hungry!
People want to test theories by chopping down a fairy tree. It's insane. Why put your life on the line?
Your absolutely right 👍and only yesterday i looked at the fairy fort that took three men’s lives away years ago all because it was going to be flattened by the builders for a new housing estate but these houses were still built and the fort is still there, none of these places shouldn’t be destroyed but i think it’s a shame there not being taken care of but i can understand most people would be afraid to even go into a fairy fort let alone to even cut a tree down.
Ive been in there. School trip i think evry1 who went to school in Ireland had a school trip here.
I wish i could portal myself off this island.
Ryanair horse 😂
Lol ill be portalerling to Australia in july. Getting off this island again but this time wont come back.
That's the creation of humans who wants to know more, hidden, unknown and they believed of we not known.________.
'I say Yes'
I know one where they built a road trough one
Ireland look like a magical fairytale land
Portals exist all over the world including Ireland, Mexico, Guatemala, Egypt, , Alaska, Antarctica and Underneath the water
Burial grounds, youd throw a rock onto the mound everytime you walk by it for the spirits
As much as i belive there is some truth in myth and legend.
Concerning ireland, one of the most interesting myth is tir na nog
However it is likely artic, and greenland, possibly they are one landmass in ancient past. Research hyperborean civilizations myth
I found something interesting recently the lost city of atlantis that the greeks refered to funnily enough researches are starting to believe that the missing contenent which is a giant sunken island under the atlantic is literally that same place...wanna know whats wild, literally right next to Ireland im not one to theory craft but when i thought of the Ulster cycle i couldnt help but think of it.
Hi Brasil?
Portal and dimensions will be here again...
Do they do a segment on North Americas ancients earthwotks and mounds which are believed to be just as old, or do they want to erase that part of history too?
Wait till they learn about the Banshee that's a whole other ball game
4:17 that’s the troll market. It’s hidden behind a miasma in the heart of Dublin. You need to be Irish to see it.
Everyone always comes up with wild theories, the obvious thing to me was they were a shelter for extreme weather or to keep the vulnerable safe during warfare. Maybe a few rituals took place too, but, these are built to protect people.
Fairies or pharoughs 😉🏴✌🏻
Both...i like both
Good point
That's just the oldest drinking cooler 😅
Great video bud,this paddy loved it ❤
I think when important people died that’s what the mounts was used for shaped inside like a cross 🧐
People would say id not be person whod bother about the fairies and Fairy trees but you be wrong, id never disrespect the Fey.☘️
Newgrange is older the pyramids in Egypt by 2000 years.
portland in Irland? I'm interested tell me more
My porthole is ruff after a feed of Guinness last night.
How many beers do you need to enter?
I heard that they wear boots.
And I gotta believe you.
As an Irish I can confirm u make a 2×2 hole in cobblestone and keep killing sheep in it until you get whichever weather you need rn
Now you know why folks say us Irish are "Out of this World"! ,😁
Carrowkeel is older than newgrange
Yup the area yup coolock
Why all this structure allways got the noise broken I have noticed that I’m wonder y structure for all over the place
To much Irish whisky is a porthole to another world😂
At 6:00 I would as long as no taxes were taken out, they do not scare me!~
What is the meaning of those spiral figures?
New Grange is older then the pyramids and the fea folk were said to be fairy's elves dwarfs and leprechaun and many more races and alot of them lived subterranean lifes
Leave the Fae alone. There are far more things in the Universe we dont understand than we do, why tempt fate?
The banshe
They almost look like bunkers
@theoriginalpeace. Yep. Our golf courses are massive over here.😉
This is why we laugh at the discovery channel
They're not called *portals* they're called *pubs*.
@danw918 The portals are out the back! Behind the smoking area.