Mrs C and our daughter and son ,have visited Dublin over the years, friendly folk mainly, I only write this because similarly to here on Merseyside it can be a bit boisterous after dark...looking forward to returning one day....like yourselves, we much prefer the wild Atlantic coast...thoughts and prayers to County Donegal....keep safe and well....E...
Ha ha I prefer down south myself, we just go up to the Kildare outlet, Dublin zoo,or national stud,and home again, norm just around Christmas. There are a few museums that are free, and worth going too,had gone years ago. Off to watch.
What a great visit to Dublin! My partner lives in Dublin (we are engaged) I live in the US, but spent much of 2019 and all of 2020 there with him. We live not far from Bear Lemon and have yet to go in! Will be sending him there! We also love walking in Ticknock park. Looking forward to seeing the rest of your trip!
If you're ever back in Dublin and you really want to both be fully converted to Guinness then the storehouse is actually not the best place to have a pint. Take a trip out to Glasnevin Cemetery and do the tour which is steeped in Irish history and then drop into John Kavanagh's (The Gravediggers) just behind the cemetery. It is renowned as having, hands down, the best pint of Guinness in the world. I can attest to that having had more pints there than I can count. :)
Now after watching this, you have a great eye opening of Dublin, just told my family about those speakeasy bars. Will be saving this video, incase we go. Ha ha didn't even know we had a national wax museum up there. Well done another great video. Safe trip, and thank you.
I love Dublin, only been a few times and each time was on business. Diageo (they own Guinness) was one of my clients. Always enjoyed business meetings with them as they would treat me to lunch at the Stonehouse. Definitely want to go back to visit as a tourist next time so I can have time to look around.
Yes I love Guinness ! My wife’s from Dublin, and in all the visits and holidays we’ve had since we met in 83, the only beer I’ve drank is Guinness, I tried to order Murphy’s once in Clifton, barman told me it was rubbish and wouldn’t serve it😂 Another great vlog, looking forward to the next instalment 👍
I was unaware of the green retreats in Dublin. Thankyou for letting us know for future visits. The wax museum was a bit naff,but at least you experienced it. The quality of the bakery food looked amazing. The main outcome was you explored,adored and enjoyed the journey. Yes those deer at the beginning were very cute and a nice touch to your intro. But can l ask is Guernsey worth visiting as it was mentioned.
Well I for one love Guinness Gemma I’m with Campbell on this one, perhaps you should try Gushiness & black, really, it’s Guinness topped with blackcurrant (Ribera) I think you’ll love it and I agree the Guinness Storehouse is a brilliant attraction. Keep up the great content, I’ve loved your Ireland trip particularly, shame you didn’t get further south but a good excuse to return. See you next week. Dave.
Ahh what a crackling closing montage guys! That jam session sure did sound awesome! I was nearly clapping to it myself. Almost reminded me of "Riverdance". As for Guinness, nope never tried. I suppose one has to have a taste for beer in order to get into it (?). Ohhh you mentioned Stephen and Jess from FTN!!! I watch them too! Aren't they beyond wonderful! (and their darling little angel girl Hunter!) I confess to not knowing what a "speakeasy" was. lol Oh yeah that wax museum would surely be interesting for me..being that I am prone to jumping from my own shadow lol!! Definitely major creeps happening in that place wow!!
We just got back a week ago from Ireland and had a great time. Funny thing about Guinness, my husband hates it here in Canada but someone told him it's completely different in Ireland...and it is! Someone mentioned in an early post maybe it doesn't travel well across the pond.
Head to kerry and the Beara peninsula it's beautiful and Midleton Cc Cork to visit the Jameson Whiskey distillery you can do atour there and sample the Whiskey.
Enjoyed your video, you were in places in Dublin I never knew existed. Glad you enjoyed Ireland. I have just subscribed so look forward to seeing your travels.
Pronounced 'Ivy Gardens' and I sooner go there to relax than St.Stephen's Green round the corner. Lovely space especially the Rose Garden area which you filmed. ☺️
Hari OM Yes to the Guiness! And nothing is better than a pint on its home territory. That taste thing Gemma... same applies to everything, the tongue has different regions on the buds and where you centre the item being sampled affects the appreciation of it; those who do tastings in and advanced way start the drink at the tip and let it roll back to get all the varied texture and flavour. Most ales are better for being landed centre tongue and held at back for swallow. Wines and spirits often do better on the front of the tongue and held there before swallow... not that you asked 🙃 but there is science to it! Slainte bheath! YAM xx
Belfast is the place I asked my good lady to marry me... She did say yes 😂 😂 😂 if you get chance go to the titanic museum and do a open top bus trip highly recommended and more guiness
Have you ever visited Dublin? What was your favourite sight? Ours was definitely NOT the Wax museum (still waking up in sweats from that) 🤣
Mrs C and our daughter and son ,have visited Dublin over the years, friendly folk mainly, I only write this because similarly to here on Merseyside it can be a bit boisterous after dark...looking forward to returning one day....like yourselves, we much prefer the wild Atlantic coast...thoughts and prayers to County Donegal....keep safe and well....E...
Ha ha I prefer down south myself, we just go up to the Kildare outlet, Dublin zoo,or national stud,and home again, norm just around Christmas. There are a few museums that are free, and worth going too,had gone years ago. Off to watch.
What a great visit to Dublin! My partner lives in Dublin (we are engaged) I live in the US, but spent much of 2019 and all of 2020 there with him. We live not far from Bear Lemon and have yet to go in! Will be sending him there! We also love walking in Ticknock park. Looking forward to seeing the rest of your trip!
If you're ever back in Dublin and you really want to both be fully converted to Guinness then the storehouse is actually not the best place to have a pint. Take a trip out to Glasnevin Cemetery and do the tour which is steeped in Irish history and then drop into John Kavanagh's (The Gravediggers) just behind the cemetery. It is renowned as having, hands down, the best pint of Guinness in the world. I can attest to that having had more pints there than I can count. :)
Hi, Cant find a link to buy a NC500 Book for our Scotland travels next yr. Thanks Ian. Keep buying the Xrp, Xlm and Vechain.
Now after watching this, you have a great eye opening of Dublin, just told my family about those speakeasy bars. Will be saving this video, incase we go. Ha ha didn't even know we had a national wax museum up there. Well done another great video. Safe trip, and thank you.
Can highly recommend them 😁 thanks for watchingn
I love Dublin, only been a few times and each time was on business. Diageo (they own Guinness) was one of my clients. Always enjoyed business meetings with them as they would treat me to lunch at the Stonehouse.
Definitely want to go back to visit as a tourist next time so I can have time to look around.
Always so much fun 😁
Yes I love Guinness ! My wife’s from Dublin, and in all the visits and holidays we’ve had since we met in 83, the only beer I’ve drank is Guinness, I tried to order Murphy’s once in Clifton, barman told me it was rubbish and wouldn’t serve it😂 Another great vlog, looking forward to the next instalment 👍
Haha that’s funny 😂 do prefer Guinness though!
I was unaware of the green retreats in Dublin. Thankyou for letting us know for future visits. The wax museum was a bit naff,but at least you experienced it. The quality of the bakery food looked amazing. The main outcome was you explored,adored and enjoyed the journey. Yes those deer at the beginning were very cute and a nice touch to your intro. But can l ask is Guernsey worth visiting as it was mentioned.
It’s certainly was an experience haha! Only went to the wax as it was free 😂 loved our visits
Excellent vlog, we have visited N.Ireland in our Motorhome, but not Eire … yet!
Thank you 😁 aw it is so beautiful! You are going to love it when you make it back
Well I for one love Guinness Gemma I’m with Campbell on this one, perhaps you should try Gushiness & black, really, it’s Guinness topped with blackcurrant (Ribera) I think you’ll love it and I agree the Guinness Storehouse is a brilliant attraction. Keep up the great content, I’ve loved your Ireland trip particularly, shame you didn’t get further south but a good excuse to return. See you next week. Dave.
Do not mess with Guinness.
Haha that would be an interesting cocktail 😝 glad you enjoyed the series! Thanks for watching 😊❤️
@@highlands2hammocks cheers guys loved watching.
I hope you do come back to Ireland again nice to see you again in Temple Bar I hope you enjoyed your night out there I certainly did
It’s such a great place for music 😁
Delighted to see you both enjoying Bear Lemon! And twas me who recommended it 🤪
Aw thank you Susan 😁 top recommendation!
Thank you guys for another brilliant vid. When I have got settled in my new home on the Isle of Man, Dublin will be next on my visit list for sure!
Glad you enjoyed it! 😁
Brilliant video guys..... as a Dubliner, it makes me think I sould get out more. So glad you enjoyed your trip. Come back soon!!!
If you haven’t been to the speakeasy’s then they should be the first stop 😁 loved them! Thanks for watching 😊
Hope you come back , you guys do a great vlog. And no one seems to come here, so was nice to watch this.
We will sure be back in future 😁 possibly a book one day on the wild Atlantic way 😜
This brought back great memories of my trips to Ireland! It never disappoints!
For sure 😁 loved it!
Ahh what a crackling closing montage guys! That jam session sure did sound awesome! I was nearly clapping to it myself. Almost reminded me of "Riverdance". As for Guinness, nope never tried. I suppose one has to have a taste for beer in order to get into it (?). Ohhh you mentioned Stephen and Jess from FTN!!! I watch them too! Aren't they beyond wonderful! (and their darling little angel girl Hunter!) I confess to not knowing what a "speakeasy" was. lol Oh yeah that wax museum would surely be interesting for me..being that I am prone to jumping from my own shadow lol!! Definitely major creeps happening in that place wow!!
It’s the kind of music that you can’t help but dance to haha almost spiritual! Glad you enjoyed it Scott 😁
Loved following you both around Ireland. See you next week. ❤ safe travels
Thank you 😁 glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for this amazing series. We’ve also done most of the WAW ,it’s seriously beautiful
Glad you enjoyed it 😁
Thanks
Thanks for watching 😁
Loved this. Sorry it’s almost at an end, but looking forward to your visit to Belfast! Thanks Gemma and Campbell!
Thanks Linda 😁 glad you enjoyed it! Can't wait to share Belfast with you
We just got back a week ago from Ireland and had a great time. Funny thing about Guinness, my husband hates it here in Canada but someone told him it's completely different in Ireland...and it is! Someone mentioned in an early post maybe it doesn't travel well across the
pond.
Ahhhhhh it's the WATER
I heard it’s to do with the amount of nitrogen that goes into it but who knows haha
What a great week! Definitely going to check out the speakeasies next time we're there!
Highly recommend 😁
Head to kerry and the Beara peninsula it's beautiful and Midleton Cc Cork to visit the Jameson Whiskey distillery you can do atour there and sample the Whiskey.
Will need to go there next time 😁 thanksb
Enjoyed your video, you were in places in Dublin I never knew existed.
Glad you enjoyed Ireland. I have just subscribed so look forward to seeing your travels.
Beautiful city 😁 loved our time there
Thanks guys 😊👍😘
Thank you 😁
The best Guinness I ever had was in Dublin but to answer your question Gemma yes I love Guinness!
It is the same! I loved the stuff straight from the tap 😁
Did you miss going to the EPIC museum with your city pass? It was really good. We were there in August (from Canada) and loved Ireland.
Which museum was that? 😁 we only had two days so we’re very short for time unfortunately and there was so much to do! Loved it though
@@highlands2hammocks It is the immigration museum. Very interesting history.
Pronounced 'Ivy Gardens' and I sooner go there to relax than St.Stephen's Green round the corner. Lovely space especially the Rose Garden area which you filmed. ☺️
Beautiful place
Very enjoyable video.
Thanks 😁
Awesome ❤❤❤
Thanks 😁
if you are coming into the North again, be sure to stop in Newcastle, and if the weather suits visit the Mournes
Need to go there next time 😁
Croke Park on All Ireland hurling final.
That would be fun 😁
You want to try the Guinness chocolate bars and Guinness crisps they are absolutely amazing so people are drinking Guinness and be proud
Temple of Bars is the tourist cesspit of Dublin. You won't meet any genuine Dubs hanging around there
Best live music 😁
They sound amazing haha 😁
Great stuff guys
Thanks 😁
Hari OM
Yes to the Guiness! And nothing is better than a pint on its home territory. That taste thing Gemma... same applies to everything, the tongue has different regions on the buds and where you centre the item being sampled affects the appreciation of it; those who do tastings in and advanced way start the drink at the tip and let it roll back to get all the varied texture and flavour. Most ales are better for being landed centre tongue and held at back for swallow. Wines and spirits often do better on the front of the tongue and held there before swallow... not that you asked 🙃 but there is science to it! Slainte bheath! YAM xx
That’s fascinating haha thanks 😁 would definitely explain it!
Try a glass of Guinness with a dash of blackcurrant it's delicious
Hmm that sure sounds interesting 😜
Belfast wil welcome you both i look out for you
Thank you 😁
Dubliners used to keep pigs in their backyards.😁😁 Brilliant video, thanks)))
Ahhh that might explain it then haha
Never been to Ireland (North or South) but I do like a Guinness.
You will like it even more when you visit Ireland 😁
Visit Kilkenny, original capital of Ireland. 🐱
Will need to add it to the list for next time 😁
Did you know that the pile of white stones at the top of Ticknock is an ancient tomb
We learnt that when we visited, how fascinating! 😁
The Temple bar is a must for anyone visiting Dublin!
For sure 😁 great music!
That wasn’t what I was expecting
Hope you enjoyed it
Where did you park 😅😂
Can't remember exactly where but it was very busy and noisy 😂
Belfast is the place I asked my good lady to marry me... She did say yes 😂 😂 😂 if you get chance go to the titanic museum and do a open top bus trip highly recommended and more guiness
Aw lovely city 😁 can’t wait to share our time there tomorrow!
at one time they used to give new mothers A bottle of Guinness
Haha the good old days!
Nope I hate all beer lol
Aww you might like it when you visit the storehouse haha
Slainte... Slawn-cha
Haha guess I do the slang version 😜
Click bait again 🤣
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