Walking Through the Streets of Dublin, Ireland Unedited
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- Walking through the lively streets of Dublin, the capital of Ireland.
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There was a communication breakdown at 10:38 in the video. I was looking for a popular pub called the Temple Bar, which I'd been to before but wasn't certain where it was. I didn't realize there's a part of Dublin called Temple Bar, which is the area where I was when I asked the question. This also explains why my phone didn't direct me to the Temple Bar pub. So when I asked the two guys where the Temple Bar was, they thought I meant the general area. Then they seemed to realize I meant the Temple Bar pub and pointed in the right general direction. So it all worked out. I'm showing much more of Ireland beyond Dublin in other videos, here's one that captures some of the beauty and history of this amazing country: th-cam.com/video/0MpN41Er7PU/w-d-xo.html
Bit much saying these guys with real Dub accents are wrong about where Temple Bar is!
The name The Temple Bar is a massive tourist trap since some time in the 90s. It should be demolished.
@@roryoconnor6574
Why? Because a pint is 2 euros more expensive?
@@Paul-sl9zm I’m talking about the pub called The Temple Bar, not the Temple Bar area.The reason is that it’s a gimmicky name, only around since the 90s, taking advantage of a genuine old name. Two euros extra for a pint would be a good reason to blow it all up though yes!
You were not in Temple Bar when you started the video, it’s only on the other side of Dame Street
I spent 6 months living and working in Dublin in 2019 and I already miss the city and want to go back there soon. A part of me will always stay there. Greetings from Romania!
Ireland great, the laughs, the warmth, the quality food and drink, different live, brilliant talkers, kind, good to family s, good music and good writers and lovely aran cardigan s ( my aunt used to hand knit them)
Temple Bar is a tourist rip off. Much nicer places in Dublin. But the video was nice. Looking forward to watching your other Irish videos.
Temple bar is a great spot to hang out in Dublin if you can afford it.
I'm American but my great great grandfather was born on a boat coming to America and my ancestors came from Scotland and Ireland. Really looking forward to seeing these videos.
My red haired friend from Syria is also from Irish ancestors... 🥰🥰
I drank a pint of guiness I'm irish also
@@derekkearns3377 lol, you probably are than
The guys were sending you in the right direction, a much nicer walk than on the noisy main road there. 💚
Always enjoy the unedited walkabouts. Looking forward to more from Poland and Ireland.
I agree with the underrated. We spent 4 weeks there over a year and would go back tomorrow. The people are great and photo opportunities were endless.
Thanks for walking me through my home town. It’s been over two years since I’ve been home x
Exactly! The winter is cold wet and grey from October to May! That's why I lived in Cyprus for last twenty five years!
Yes a lot of people sacrifice scenery for hot, sunny weather. I prefer seasons myself 🤗
You are so right Gabriel! Ireland is super underrated! Dublin is so alive and fun but the beauty of the landscape, the incredible castles and ruins! I need to go back there!
I think part of the issue with Ireland is that a car is required in order to go to and see some of its gloriousness, whereas in other parts of Europe public transport of buses and trains do so.
@@rebeccar4312 so true. Beautiful but unless you have a car; it is difficult to traverse 🙂
Ireland definitely not underrated ,best country in the world
Ireland is not underrated. It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. Have you been living in North Korea.
@@marcphelan9883 really🤣
I literally walked around a city I've always wanted to travel to..Thank you Gabe!
This video attracts me a lot .
Looking dynamic and the presentation of all of these marvelous shots is amazing and unique
I love Ireland, look forward to your upcoming videos. Man the last minute of this video was intense!
Having just read your explanation blog, I just want to say how lucky you are at being able to travel anywhere at a moments notice. I'm loving your videos. Glad you had a great summer in Europe.
I ran the Dublin Marathon in 2019. Great city, great marathon. Loved both Dublin and Galway. The temperature when I was there in late October - early November looked about the same as what you are experiencing. Cool but not cold.
Again, you walked by a place we stayed - on the river, owned by Bono & The Edge, a block away from Temple Bar. Yes, Dublin is happening and Ireland is underrated - we loved the west coast, the Wild Atlantic Way.
Hey Im from Dublin I spent a lot of my life around those area's in your video, still do, I found it really refreshing and uplifting watching your point of view, from a holiday perspective, hope ye enjoyed it, thanks for sharing this video,its really sweet, you done a great job, wish ye'all the best🍀 sending love from lreland 💚✨🥰🇮🇪
Exactly so much to see in Dublin -Ringsend ,pearse street Flats, sherriff street ,eastwall,inner city flats,Ballybough,Mountjoy square,phisborougg,cabra,Finglas,ballymun,popintree,coolock,mulludhart,ongar,neilstown,clondalkin,jobstown,whitechurch,drimnagh,crumlin,ballyfermot,ballybrack,shankill.....list is so long ,All tourist should visit these places to see real dublin and meet the lovely locals 🤣🤣🕺then they will realise how wonderfull is dublin,there is nothing in temple bar ,its so much out there🤗☘
6:51 Guy is like "are you talking to me?" 🤣
You made it just in time ! Been in that pub a few times ! Good memories !
Gabriel you are the best wanderer by far on YT. Thanks for sharing. I like how you just walk around without checking maps most of the time. And a lot of the YT walkers I watch are very inconsiderate and act like they are the most important people walking around because they’re “Filming for TH-cam!” and you don’t do that; you are very considerate of others.
Thanks! I really appreciate it when you throw in a here and now video like this, closer to real time letting us know where you actually are! Some youtubers go weeks or even months before posting their videos and that sucks, as it creates a loss of connection to what is. So, letting us know where you are and then catching up on the previous backlog of videos works. Wanted to comment on this so that you continue to do so! Wish I was in Ireland now instead of in the midst of wildfire smoke...
Temple Bar is this entire area you were walking around - Starting at Westmoreland Street up to Dublinia / DCC . It's bordering with Liffey to the north and with Dame Street to the south; So I think that's why the folks at Grattan Bridge were confused with your asking about the place. BTW There's a pub called The Temple Bar known for being popular with Americans.
That’s not temple the first half…lived there 5 years
Gabriel's the same whichever country he is visiting. Has no idea where he is most of the time. He wouldn't know what a guide book or a map looks like.
Yes I think he was confusing the area with the pub name-which are the same. I haven’t watched any other of his videos but I’m surprised how he didn’t stop and talk to people- Dubliners are great for the chats
This seems to be a very charming place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
I am so excited to be going in December! Love the video
😁
Absolutely loved Ireland and especially Dublin for the night life.
My wife and i walked up to the 2nd floor of a random pub in Temple Bar one night and there were about 50 partons playing G&R on ukeleles. Great memories.
Awesome! I really enjoyed watching it. I miss Dublin so bad. One day I'll be back and perhaps for good!
May you enjoy endless travel adventures!
Fantastic upload. Great work. greetings from Barry Island,Wales 🏴
Going here in a little over a month and can't wait!
Ha, I have a friend who used to work at the Temple Bar! Been there, love Ireland!! 🇮🇪
So a 7 hour flight, eh? You're leaving Europe, this should be interesting. I'm hoping for Africa! 🤞
Not to the south Pacific Islands, as it would take longer.
Maybe even China or Russia which he hasn't been yet(other than transitting via china)!
I was wrong, he flew home to NYC
Amazing
Beautiful places
Thanks you share Sir
Nice video
crazy how cold it is, great video!
Dublin is delightful!
Exactly so much to see in Dublin -Ringsend ,pearse street Flats, sherriff street ,eastwall,inner city flats,Ballybough,Mountjoy square,phisborougg,cabra,Finglas,ballymun,popintree,coolock,mulludhart,ongar,neilstown,clondalkin,jobstown,whitechurch,drimnagh,crumlin,ballyfermot,ballybrack,shankill.....list is so long ,All tourist should visit these places to see real dublin and meet the lovely locals 🤣🤣🕺then they will realise how wonderfull is dublin,there is nothing in temple bar ,its so much out there🤗☘
It’s so beautiful I cannot wait to go next week Sunday thank for the tips.
Exactly so much to see in Dublin -Ringsend ,pearse street Flats, sherriff street ,eastwall,inner city flats,Ballybough,Mountjoy square,phisborougg,cabra,Finglas,ballymun,popintree,coolock,mulludhart,ongar,neilstown,clondalkin,jobstown,whitechurch,drimnagh,crumlin,ballyfermot,ballybrack,shankill.....list is so long ,All tourist should visit these places to see real dublin and meet the lovely locals 🤣🤣🕺then they will realise how wonderfull is dublin,there is nothing in temple bar ,its so much out there🤗☘
Ireland looks cool, can’t wait to go
Wonderful place. Nice creation.
Great work.
Hi Gabriel. Dublin resident here. Just to let you know, Temple Bar is the name for the area of bars there. There is also a specific pub called Temple Bar to confuse things, but we call the entire area Temple Bar! Not just one pub. Glad you enjoyed!
Yeah, a little communication breakdown there, I figured it out later.
Thank you for making me see the streets of Dublin.
Looking forward to your more exciting travel.
Where were you can you please me the video length timeline
Great video! Thanks!
Welcome and hope you enjoyed my home country 👍 I hope you got to tour the beautiful west coast. Happy onward travels.
Can’t wait to go back. We loved Johnny Foxes. Great old place & show. Favourite meal was soda bread, chowder & pints,. Loved the live music in the pubs. 💚💚💚
Big like man.Dublin it's amazing 🤟👍
Love it!
I would never consider Ireland “underrated” I feel it gets a lot of praise as a tourist destination.
Absolutely agree
Maybe overrated. Unless you're an alcoholic.
@@Resmith18SR lol yes. Like I said on another video- no offense, but it looks lkke too much noise and too many drunks and party girls (referring to dublin)
@@7yep4336dfgvvh I agree, not exactly a place for a 60+ retired individual. I would prefer sitting quietly in a beautiful cafe in Marbella or Estepona Spain.
@@Resmith18SRwell I'm 23 and would much prefer a laid-back Italian/Spanish plaza cafe as well haha.
So glad you made it back to Ireland Gabriel. Pity the skies were so grey recently, we had sun & temps in the mid to high 20's C in July!
And Ireland is even more beautiful in the sunshine. Connemara is paradise.
@@jennyoshea1958 How true. That area is gorgeous. 😊
@@paulobrienmus 😊
The route you took was bang on- you actually walked by lots of the best bars in the city for most of the video and avoided the worst at the end which is actually Temple Bar. The guys were directing you to turn left down the cobble streets which is the start of Temple Bar. Great video, Dublin is a fun and vibrant city so much to do and so many brilliant places to hang out.
Exactly so much to see in Dublin -Ringsend ,pearse street Flats, sherriff street ,eastwall,inner city flats,Ballybough,Mountjoy square,phisborougg,cabra,Finglas,ballymun,popintree,coolock,mulludhart,ongar,neilstown,clondalkin,jobstown,whitechurch,drimnagh,crumlin,ballyfermot,ballybrack,shankill.....list is so long ,All tourist should visit these places to see real dublin and meet the lovely locals 🤣🤣🕺then they will realise how wonderfull is dublin,there is nothing in temple bar ,its so much out there🤗☘
gorgeous city
Look like a fun town nice video!
Ah, been watching your channel a few months now, never knew you were here now. To be honest, there are some good pubs in Temple Bar, but some are kind of boring and generic, the area at the start, Wicklow Street, South Georges Street, Drury Street, Fade Street, Georges Street, that's my favourite part, always lots going on there, or Stephens Green -- you did walk past a lot of good pubs, Hogans on fade street is one of my favourites...You should also see Donegal and Cork, Galway, WIcklow, a car is a must, and tripadvisor. ;). Love all your Mexico videos and would love to see you in some other south American countries soon.
Exactly so much to see in Dublin -Ringsend ,pearse street Flats, sherriff street ,eastwall,inner city flats,Ballybough,Mountjoy square,phisborougg,cabra,Finglas,ballymun,popintree,coolock,mulludhart,ongar,neilstown,clondalkin,jobstown,whitechurch,drimnagh,crumlin,ballyfermot,ballybrack,shankill.....list is so long ,All tourist should visit these places to see real dublin and meet the lovely locals 🤣🤣🕺then they will realise how wonderfull is dublin,there is nothing in temple bar ,its so much out there🤗☘
@@joeroot6460 Ah stop, i went to Clondalkin last year with the family on a two week holiday. I'll never forget it as long as i live.
Aaah gotta love the Irish weather
Hi. Gabriel.
Magnific.. Dublin.. Great Ireland 🇮🇪Thanks 🍀
Exactly so much to see in Dublin -Ringsend ,pearse street Flats, sherriff street ,eastwall,inner city flats,Ballybough,Mountjoy square,phisborougg,cabra,Finglas,ballymun,popintree,coolock,mulludhart,ongar,neilstown,clondalkin,jobstown,whitechurch,drimnagh,crumlin,ballyfermot,ballybrack,shankill.....list is so long ,All tourist should visit these places to see real dublin and meet the lovely locals 🤣🤣🕺then they will realise how wonderfull is dublin,there is nothing in temple bar ,its so much out there🤗☘
He's in Poland, now in Ireland, amazing traveler. My favorite videos are from Nepal.
You got back 😎 I remember a previous video of you in the fair city
A Thousand Welcomes!
Love walking around Dublin and O'Connell Street is a great walk too.
Exactly so much to see in Dublin -Ringsend ,pearse street Flats, sherriff street ,eastwall,inner city flats,Ballybough,Mountjoy square,phisborougg,cabra,Finglas,ballymun,popintree,coolock,mulludhart,ongar,neilstown,clondalkin,jobstown,whitechurch,drimnagh,crumlin,ballyfermot,ballybrack,shankill.....list is so long ,All tourist should visit these places to see real dublin and meet the lovely locals 🤣🤣🕺then they will realise how wonderfull is dublin,there is nothing in temple bar ,its so much out there🤗☘
Hey Gabriel, I'm from limerick in the south Ireland, love your work pal, enjoy Dublin
"I'm heading in the general direction of (the)Temple Bar"
Spends 1st four minutes walking away from Temple Bar.
True. I actually planned out that route in the beginning, because it looked like the most interesting streets to film.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos I'm just being a smart arse, great video. I think issue that comes up a few times in the video is that you were looking for 'The Temple bar' pub specifically where as the whole area(From the street where you asked the council workers for directions all the way to O'Connell bridge) is is known as Temple bar. But it's funny from an Irish perspective because you're literally 30 seconds from Temple bar at the beginning of the video 😂
Ah okay, I didn't realize I was that close to it at the beginning, that is indeed pretty hilarious. And I didn't know the neighborhood was called Temple Bar so that added to the confusion.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos Yeah the building in the distance when you pan down in your opening shot is the old Central Bank, bang in the middle of Temple bar. Also when you asked those council workers where Temple bar was, they're thinking "You're here!" If you said 'The' Temple bar I'm sure they'd have been more specific. It's a bit like Moulin Rouge in Paris, you have the cabaret house and then the area has become known as Moulin Rouge too although with Temple bar it's vice-versa, the pub is named after the area.
I actually said "the Temple Bar" but anyway doesn't matter, it's all about the random wandering in these videos anyway.
always strange seeing people wearing jackets in September when its gonna hit 100°F today here in Texas. i NEED that climate 😂
@Where in the World is Eric no jackets needed today. It was 21 degrees Celsius.
@@fmcm7715 21C is very chilly for a Texan. it's about 40C here every day this week. I'd definitely have a jacket on in 21C. we don't see those temps until December
@@eric1weecw001 it’s all relative really. As we had jacket weather a couple of days ago as you can see from the video!
40c is suffering
@@fmcm7715 yea i agree. locals used to that weather probably wouldn't need a jacket on a 21C day which is a warmer day for there. that's still only 69F and for me I'd be freezing even on a warm day there. you have to acclimate to a climate.
You need to be on your guard in Dublin City . We have a big drug problem unfortunately it didn’t go away
Hope you enjoyed Ireland xx
That race against the clock brought a whole new element to your videos! 😃
Being from Greece ,it always excites me to watch videos where the weather is moody like Uk , iceland etc .
Ireland is NOT in the uk
@@brianjkavanagh yes obviously. I am just giving some examples of countries with moody weather
I call Greece as land with no weather, as it's weather never show up its mood: its always clear
No clouds in Greece? 😂😂😂
Greece experiences all four seasons. There are ski slopes in the winter months in some parts of the country. There are beautiful areas of beaches for swimming in the summer, & there are lovely colorful foilage to look at in the autumn in Central Greece. 😊
That was insane !
Suppose it has to be experienced....a city and its nightlife...but the coast and country, food for the soul.....Probably a culture shock after the gorgeous quiet Greek towns....Yes, seems Autumn has come early....enjoy.
Yes a lot of people sacrifice scenery for hot, sunny weather and quiet little towns littered with huddled, white boxes.I prefer seasons myself and fine architecture 🤗 Peloponnese, being the exception. A paradise on earth.
Hi Gabriel, I see all the lassies there lad and they allow them to go drinking. I'm sure you have some other videos of the sites and sounds of Ireland.
Phone was not wrong, though you were going for Temple Bar bar, phone was sending you to Temple Bar district.
That explains it.
Dublin looks amazing! One day i will visit Ireland... Who know's i may move there.. lol
The opening scene of the video, I recognize that area. It is where many BUSHMAN PRANKS are filmed by Nickxar.
I like to travel a bit like you where i just fly country to country, city to city using low cost airlines but with tests now its another layer of hassle. Are the tests easy to book or find and are they resonably priced and what happens in immigration with the the new things they require. Would love to know how you've been handling all of this.
Hey Gabriel, I have been in Thailand for 14 years now and I still have problems with driving on the left side of the road. Although I was watching a TH-cam friend that has just made a trip back to the U.S. and I saw him driving and I kept thinking he was on the wrong side of the road. So maybe some of it has sunken in.
LOL
Beautiful
dude if I knew you were in Dublin I would be very happy to invite you for dinner and drink.. sh..t it would have been epic man.. I always had in my mind if you came to Dublin I would meet you. I hope you enjoyed your stay.
Wonderful Gabriel! Are you travelling to UK next?
7 hours direct flight? I don t think so. Maybe Canada
Without visit any place.. But visit like entire world.. Because of your videos 👍👍👍
This is the country where I'm from!
Thank you so much for all the hard work and vedios you share.. wished I could explore what you have..as many more.. if I knew all the secrets I would do the same.. thanks again..
Temple Bar area, expensive tourist trap, O'Donoghues Bar is a great place to visit
Ireland is great, thank you. As for the future - maybe it is an option for you to go somewhere where fall foliage is amazing (with additional maple and other trees with red leaves in fall, along with yellow, orange, brown and green) and Halloween traditions are traditionally well celebrated in the month of October (New England with typical Halloween food and foliage, although also Canada and Japan have amazing fall foliage in like mid-October)? It would be really interesting for us foreigners who maybe saw real Halloween celebrations only in an amusement park.
And, @Gabriel Traveler, I must also say that I liked very much your winter videos this year in Alaska and 2 years ago in Lapland. ;) They were simply amazing.
I lived in Dublin for almost 5 years, and figured out that I adore Ireland but hate Dublin. It is great to visit for a weekend or a week. Living there, however, is a nightmare, the city being packed with homeless people, drug addicts and "knackers" (violent minors/teenagers who do not hesitate to throw stones at pedestrians. I had scissors thrown at me, and it wasn't a pleasant experience. Have a read of the Irish Times or The Journal, and you will find plenty of articles about them hurting or even killing people for no reason).
The public trasportation system consists of two tram lines, or the Luas how it is officially called - the Green and the Red Line. Whereas the Green Line is pretty decent and connects North and South Dublin, the Red Line, connecting Tallaght/Saggart (Dublin West) and The Point (Dublin East) can be quite dangerous at times. My friend for instance got robbed twice while riding the Red Line. Besides the trams, there are dozens of inefficient bus lines.
When it comes to renting, be ready to spit out between €1800 and €2500, depending on where you want to live, for tiny apartments with wafer-thin walls. Good luck if you are renting in the city centre, buy yourself a nice pair of ear plugs and get used to an all-night long theater where drunks, drug addicts and homeless people are the main protagonists, followed by drunk tourists.
Although I met tons of amazing people there, with some of whom I have stayed in touch, I would never move back to Dublin.
Again - love Ireland, love the Irish but hate Dublin.
Most sensible comment big thumbs up for u as you know dublin well👍
Dublin is a now a crime ridden dump. Im 63 lived here all my life and watch it decline more each year. Prisons are full crime is ignored largely. I love Ireland. I just dont like the fools who run it
@@jpmcmotor6890 its not about fool who run it ,its about who live in,welfare is the cause of all this
We in the former British colony, we say , we drive on the right , not on the left, we call our vehicles right hand drive vehicles, and others (US and Mainland Eurasia) left hand drive , Driving is done too the right of our sidewalks.
Yep same as India
We enjoyed The brazen head (oldest pub) & Johnny Foxes. & many more. … Much more than anything around that area. 🇮🇪💚
Exactly so much to see in Dublin -Ringsend ,pearse street Flats, sherriff street ,eastwall,inner city flats,Ballybough,Mountjoy square,phisborougg,cabra,Finglas,ballymun,popintree,coolock,mulludhart,ongar,neilstown,clondalkin,jobstown,whitechurch,drimnagh,crumlin,ballyfermot,ballybrack,shankill.....list is so long ,All tourist should visit these places to see real dublin and meet the lovely locals 🤣🤣🕺then they will realise how wonderfull is dublin,there is nothing in temple bar ,its so much out there🤗☘
I travel up to Dublin most Saturdays. I know all those streets your walking on. Temple bar is nightlife central. Great for stag parties and hen parties. Great to see it from your perspective. Cold, welcome to Ireland. 😂
Hey Don, What’s the situation there right now with mandates, lockdowns, and so forth? Any trouble with the Garda like they’re seeing in AUS?
I spent eight days in Ireland, drove all over and had no problems, everything was relaxed, no police ever said anything to me about anything.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos Thanks, Gabriel. At any point in your travels, have you been asked or required to self-isolate? You seem to move pretty unimpeded. TY
They gave you the right directions by the way
Yes and no. At first they were directing me to the general area called Temple Bar, whereas I was trying to find the bar called the Temple Bar. But I think they realized I was looking for the bar and the second time they were pointing me in the right direction.
Can't believe your in Ireland. Get yourself over to the west coast!
unfortunately ireland has dirty weather lately but monday is looking good, 25 degrees.
I prefer comfortable chill summer. Instead of very heated summer where youre sweating and need air conditioning 😂 that why i love northern europe during summer. Temperature is just perfect. Youre comfortable in a t shirt and not sweating
Netherlands is awesome during summer. It almost never surpass 25 degrees. Nights are a chill 19 18 degrees
It is great to see you in Ireland. Do you think you might visit the UK or Gibraltar any time soon?
Who the fxxk would want to visit Gibraltar
@@marcphelan9883 😂
You are a Braver man than I am and im from Cork.
next time you gotta see west cork its the tourist icon and so many small islands off it too
Awesome. Ireland has a nice personal lively vibe. Didn't see a lame fast food corporation anywhere lol
Oh there's lots of them here lol.
@@gsd8225 Is there KFC?
@@harunmusa1164 Yeah bud.
Funny thing is alot of people from Ireland don't even see Dublin as the real Ireland espically the Temple bar area, just a expensive tourist trap! You want to see the real Ireland go anywhere on the west coast
I wish people would stop saying this crap. I'm from Dublin and LOVE my city. It has so much to offer that's IRISH. It is the Capital and home of almost everything good to come out of this country so please do yourself a favour and stop being one of those people who keep putting this great old city down and saying it's ''not the real Ireland'' when it couldn't be anymore Irish!
@@LeMerch scumbags, pollution,everything overpriced very little of the big name attractions are any good apart from kilmainham
Exactly so much to see in Dublin -Ringsend ,pearse street Flats, sherriff street ,eastwall,inner city flats,Ballybough,Mountjoy square,phisborougg,cabra,Finglas,ballymun,popintree,coolock,mulludhart,ongar,neilstown,clondalkin,jobstown,whitechurch,drimnagh,crumlin,ballyfermot,ballybrack,shankill.....list is so long ,All tourist should visit these places to see real dublin and meet the lovely locals 🤣🤣🕺then they will realise how wonderfull is dublin,there is nothing in temple bar ,its so much out there🤗☘
@@LeMerch Exactly so much to see in Dublin -Ringsend ,pearse street Flats, sherriff street ,eastwall,inner city flats,Ballybough,Mountjoy square,phisborougg,cabra,Finglas,ballymun,popintree,coolock,mulludhart,ongar,neilstown,clondalkin,jobstown,whitechurch,drimnagh,crumlin,ballyfermot,ballybrack,shankill.....list is so long ,All tourist should visit these places to see real dublin and meet the lovely locals 🤣🤣🕺then they will realise how wonderfull is dublin,there is nothing in temple bar ,its so much out there🤗☘
Beautiful city, but the weather looks so cold, and all that clouds, it looks like winter time and it's only early September...
Unfortunately it's not blessed with wonderful climate of Greece, but some people like the weather in Ireland (a minority I guess)
I’m from Dublin and it’s so small I seen 3 people I know on this video 😂😂
Regonized a few people myself it's gas😏 it's sweet
Hey Gabe, if you come to England, come to Brighton on the south coast. It will make for some great videos and I can show you some great spots. Been a fan since your first Iceland videos… you sure were right when you said it’s expensive 😅
13:01 Fast forward to the Temple Bar.
What a anticlimax that was Gabriel, everywhere BUT the center of Temple Bar, try not to get lost next time..
See the comment I pinned at the top. I wasn't looking for the Temple Bar area, I was looking for the pub called The Temple Bar, which I showed at the end.
I think "Temple Bar" actually is a street/neighborhood, not a specific pub. The buildings that say Temple Bar under their names are just pointing that out. I assume it's named after what was once a certain river bar or sediment deposit.
Yes but there's a pub too though I don't think the pub is particularly famous maybe marketed a lot to tourists though 😁
It’s also a specific overpriced pub
Reminded of me of Munich, Prague, Salzburg, Ljubljana, and Venice.
bro at 3:38 the hand clap thats a "alright lets go"
First I said is "oh! Deadpool in Ireland" hahaha