Bro, hands down you've walked around ireland more than any natives have ever had. Was chatting to you when you were in Kerry. Fantastic content. Pleasure to see your adventures.
Been following for a few years now Liam. Great to see you over this way. You need to come back and see the mourne mountains . Breath taking walking and camping
Hi Liam, Have you ever though of hiking the Welsh coastal path? Its the first and longest continuous path that covers an entire country's coast and runs around 870 miles. Would make an excellent video. Loving your work!!
Aw, you always have such good trips. Your gratitude is so uplifting. I've always wanted to see the Giant's Causeway on the Irish and Scottish side. I love the mythology. Thanks Liam. 🤗
Yes! as a lad i used to spend a month every year, at my uncles home in Nenagh co Tipperary, they used to take me to kilkee and lahinch, southern ireland i know but it's ireland, i stood on the cliffs at Kilkee and watched the rollers come in, thinking that the next landfall would be Nova Scotia, it blew my mind then and still does, as an old man, it was and still is my favourite destination. thank you for the memories, and the pubs are open for ever, i remember once, we had a drink at a local pub, it was late, the local Garda came in, we had a lock in, they stayed and drunk with us
You did right staying away from those red rock pools, I just read that in aberdeenshire last summer ppl were advised go stay away bcos they could be lethal to humans and animals.great vlog again ❤
Wow ..How beautiful is Northern Ireland..You have captured its beauty so well with fantastic camera shots ..Thank you Liam for sharing this outstanding upload ..✌🏼❤️
Makes me homesick ❤ next time do the Mourne mountains, they are stunning looking down to the sea. I’m biased but Northern Ireland has some of the most friendliest genuine people about
The squealing in the undergrowth I think is a baby rabbit. I found one years ago that made a similar sound when I picked it up. A couple of hundred yards from where you finished your video, is HMS Caroline. A WW1 Destroyer that fought at Scapa Flow. The Dry-dock for the Titanic was also a couple of hundred yards from you, over by the black building. The Nomadic, is the ship that took passengers out to the Titanic. It is just in front of the Titanic Museum in a Dry-dock. The scenery was beautiful and you managed to have some great weather on your journey. Bushmills Whiskey has a distillery up close to where you started. They have tours around the distillery. Better than a pebble I would have thought. For a small country, there is so much to see here. I hope you got to spend more time to see more of it. At the foot of Dunluce Castle is where a Spanish ship from the Spanish Armada went aground, in the aftermath of it escaping. It was called the Girona and some of the gold treasure belonging to the Nobles on board was found by divers and is now on display in the Ulster Museum in Belfast. Best wishes to you, come again any time.
I absolutely loved your video, Liam. I live in Lisburn County Antrim in Northern Ireland. I've been in those areas you were in and I just love the place. The rugged scenery is very impressive. Looking forward to seeing where you end up next!😊
Great video Liam! I grew up in Ballycastle and trust me, you won the weather lottery on this trip. We usually get a handful of days like that in a summer if we are lucky lol
HELLO LIAM You must sell the series to BBC or Discovery Channel. And you might walk across Europe : A summer in France A summer in Switzerland A summer in Italy A summer in Germany A summer in Ireland 🇬🇧 🇨🇭 🇨🇵 🇩🇪 🇨🇮
Another great video Liam, having an Irish dad, I've visited southern Ireland many times and feel its part of me. You have now inspired me to visit the North.
Your videos always calm me and I'm so jealous that this is your life! What a wonderful way to live. You inspired me to do many big walks across the UK, and I'm working towards (hopefully) living a life like you do one day. Looking forward to your next adventure! x
Hi Liam, I really loved this video! Your treks are so beautiful and your editing so well done, you include just enough of everything that brings history, beauty, perspective and stamina and curiosity into focus! Some of the short quips pointing out the mailboxes or telephone booths, a cave/tunnel cut through the cliffs gives info to those of us who haven’t seen that yet and add a nice context to the land and sea. Your view of the seal was a special serendipity along with the weather. I first started watching your video of the Camino de Compostela in Portugal because I’m trying to get the courage to do a part of that (not the whole way you did!) by next year, even though I’m 60+ I’ve walked all over Greece and cities along the Rhine & Danube in Europe on tours and hope I can do it. Your videos give inspiration. You should give a link where watching fans can give “coffee money” like some of the buskers do - I’d gladly donate! Cheers from Los Angeles
Those rusty steel uprights in front of the Titanic museum is where it was built. The yellow cranes are known as Samson & Goliath, they weren’t about when the Titanic was built.
Fantastic stuff great to see you highlight the beauty of our wee country, a change from the usual horrors we are sadly infamous for. Don't forget we also have the Mourne coastal route and the Ulster way tracks.
Another great video Liam. And it brought back so many family connections! My great graddad was a carpenter who worked on the grand staircases of the Titanic and Olympic (sister ship) and ended his days in Portrush, where my older brother is a member of the Royal Portrush and plays a round of golf most weeks. My Mum and Dad first met each other on the beach at Ballycastle, and I could go on but won't bore you. You really lucked out on the weather!!
Amazing scenery, magnificent sunset, campsite with the waterfall nearby, curious morphology and cliffs, the greenness of the lovely countryside - but no customary introduction at the start: "Hi, I'm Liam by the way." 🖐
I was walking for three nights and two days through the forest in germany i walked out of berlin and into the forest i couldnt sleep then it began to rain someone on the third day gave me a lift to the nearest village and the next day some benefit came through so i could eat something im not sure what happpened after that but i ended up in barcelona xxx.
Yes Liam, brilliant. Great to see you in Northern Ireland. I done part of the causeway coast with my brother last year and it was brilliant. There is a small spot just after Dunsverick castle and it’s perfect for a beach camp. Loved watching this episode keep up the good work 👍
The beach with the stone steps looks just like Mendocino California. There's a beach with steps just like that. Not as many steps and the one over here is made of wood steps
I love Portrush I used to go there on family holidays every summer when I was a kid so many good memories of Barry's and water world, brilliant wee sea side town
Absolutely loved this video it has to be one of my favorites. Saw an exhibit of the Titanic when it came here and it was impressive for sure. Love the little surprises that turnout to be the best memories.💚
Hey Liam, great video again! Your videos have inspired me to do this kind of adventure more often myself (instead of 1 day hikes) and record my own videos for my youtube channel. Keep it up!
So cool to see you in my own country. I was hoping that you went up from your beaut camp spot onto the top, because that is a route I want to explore. I don't know if it is possible because of a farm that seems to be in between your camp spot and the top of Torr Head. Enjoy the rest of your adventure. I hope you have discovered Ireland to still be the land of a thousand welcomes 🙏
Have to admit it's surreal seeing somewhere I've been so often on the channel. I was stood up on Ramore head where you did the intro not two weeks ago. Great vid as always, mate.
It was built where you were at the end of the video. The yellow things, (Samson & Goliath) were put in in the 1970s. You'll need to get over to get hiking round say the Mourne wall on a trip as well
That was so good. Ive lived my whole life (59 years) on the north coast of Ireland, and even after all this time I still love it's beauty. You captured all so well.. Your enthusiasm for the place made me smile.. Keep safe 👍😊
Glad you enjoyed it. The scenery was beautiful and you were so lucky with the good weather. Lovely hospitality shown by the locals. Take care, keep safe. ❤ Dorset, UK
Wonderful video, thanks!...Never been to NI....it looks stunning. I'll be walking on the GR34 in Brittany for a week from next weekend...this really put me in the mood! Thanks again!
@Liam I have seen some of your videos before on other reaction channels and was pleasantly surprised to see you make a video in my home country. I have been regularly hiking and wild camping almost every weekend in Northern Ireland for the past 20+ years. If you come back I highly recommend the Mourne Way, a 23 mile route through NI's Mourne Mountains. PS Loved your video and really liked your use of sound effects to make it atmospheric
What stunning views Liam. You truly are living the dream. You and nature it doesn’t get better than that. The feeling is relatable it sucks all life stresses away. Great video
I'd say lads fishing mackerel from the island rock were finishing them off/filleting using those pools the evening before, that would explain the red tinge. It's not uncommon to catch a couple dozen mackerel very easily. Plenty rain and turnover of tides/water there so I don't think it will remain stagnant for long. Great vid. Ring of Kerry next?
Hi Liam , this walk reminded me of the “raad ny foillan “ coastal path here on the Isle of Man , it’s a great walk and goes all the way around the coast of the island !
Yes! Another great adventure! I had a great tour guide, too - you. Enjoyed the scenery. Northern Ireland is amazing. Hope your feet get better so they can take me on another adventure. The popcorn was a good suggestion.
Great video capturing lovely coastal scenery, I didn't know it was as picturesque as that but you were lucky with the weather! Titanic museum is a must I feel, thanks for sharing your adventure Liam 👏👋
Ha ha, I visited Giants Causeway and Belfast in March…those yellow things in Belfast are the famous shipping cranes called Samson and Goliath 😊. Another great trail, keep them coming
Thank-you for sharing this beautiful experienced, Liam. You're looking so well on it, my friend. I'm surprised you'd never been so close to a seal before : you get them quite a lot around the shores of the Forth too, especially on the Fife side. Have you done the Fife Coastal Path at all? It includes the famous chain walk near Elie, while a recent installation has been one of those community saunas right down on the shore at Kingsbarns, which you'd no doubt appreciate!
Top this I’m visiting Northern Ireland in October for a wedding and me and my partner are travelling down the coast after it i can’t wait after seeing this 👍🏻
We saw the dolphins last time we were there visiting family. My in-laws didn’t believe me as they had never seen any, till later on that year when all of a sudden they did. I’ve also seen otters around Ballycastle in the ocean.
Bro, hands down you've walked around ireland more than any natives have ever had. Was chatting to you when you were in Kerry. Fantastic content. Pleasure to see your adventures.
Been following for a few years now Liam. Great to see you over this way. You need to come back and see the mourne mountains . Breath taking walking and camping
Hi Liam, Have you ever though of hiking the Welsh coastal path? Its the first and longest continuous path that covers an entire country's coast and runs around 870 miles. Would make an excellent video. Loving your work!!
Glad you enjoyed it brother. You’re welcome back anytime……we are just a stones skip away. Peace
Aw, you always have such good trips. Your gratitude is so uplifting. I've always wanted to see the Giant's Causeway on the Irish and Scottish side. I love the mythology. Thanks Liam. 🤗
Yes! as a lad i used to spend a month every year, at my uncles home in Nenagh co Tipperary, they used to take me to kilkee and lahinch, southern ireland i know but it's ireland, i stood on the cliffs at Kilkee and watched the rollers come in, thinking that the next landfall would be Nova Scotia, it blew my mind then and still does, as an old man, it was and still is my favourite destination. thank you for the memories, and the pubs are open for ever, i remember once, we had a drink at a local pub, it was late, the local Garda came in, we had a lock in, they stayed and drunk with us
Kilkee is beautiful as are the cliffs and all of the wild Atlantic way. Especially with the cliffs of Moher just an hour north ❤
The lock in's in Co Clare are legendary! I'll be there all weekend 😊
I don't doubt 🤣 enjoy!
You did right staying away from those red rock pools, I just read that in aberdeenshire last summer ppl were advised go stay away bcos they could be lethal to humans and animals.great vlog again ❤
We have been in Ireland in May this year. The Tuna Salad you were eating in 7:46 was besically 80% of our food there, too :D
Wow ..How beautiful is Northern Ireland..You have captured its beauty so well with fantastic camera shots ..Thank you Liam for sharing this outstanding upload ..✌🏼❤️
Makes me homesick ❤ next time do the Mourne mountains, they are stunning looking down to the sea. I’m biased but Northern Ireland has some of the most friendliest genuine people about
The squealing in the undergrowth I think is a baby rabbit. I found one years ago that made a similar sound when I picked it up.
A couple of hundred yards from where you finished your video, is HMS Caroline. A WW1 Destroyer that fought at Scapa Flow.
The Dry-dock for the Titanic was also a couple of hundred yards from you, over by the black building.
The Nomadic, is the ship that took passengers out to the Titanic. It is just in front of the Titanic Museum in a Dry-dock.
The scenery was beautiful and you managed to have some great weather on your journey.
Bushmills Whiskey has a distillery up close to where you started. They have tours around the distillery. Better than a pebble I would have thought.
For a small country, there is so much to see here. I hope you got to spend more time to see more of it.
At the foot of Dunluce Castle is where a Spanish ship from the Spanish Armada went aground, in the aftermath of it escaping. It was called the Girona and some of the gold treasure belonging to the Nobles on board was found by divers and is now on display in the Ulster Museum in Belfast.
Best wishes to you, come again any time.
I absolutely loved your video, Liam. I live in Lisburn County Antrim in Northern Ireland. I've been in those areas you were in and I just love the place. The rugged scenery is very impressive. Looking forward to seeing where you end up next!😊
Great video Liam! I grew up in Ballycastle and trust me, you won the weather lottery on this trip. We usually get a handful of days like that in a summer if we are lucky lol
Great to see you had such a good time in Northern Ireland. Our people are the best!
Top of the morning to you Liam - one of your many fantastic videos - thank you for bringing the world to me 🙏🏻❤️👍
Such poetry in your narration on your journeys. You'll look back and certainly not regret much in life ☺️
HELLO LIAM
You must sell the series to BBC or Discovery Channel.
And you might walk across Europe :
A summer in France
A summer in Switzerland
A summer in Italy
A summer in Germany
A summer in Ireland
🇬🇧 🇨🇭 🇨🇵 🇩🇪 🇨🇮
Another great video Liam, having an Irish dad, I've visited southern Ireland many times and feel its part of me. You have now inspired me to visit the North.
You should do the mourne mountains!
Definitely
Thank you for sharing this part of your journey young man. Its a marvelous hike.
Best advert for Norn Iron... Thank you ❤
Your videos always calm me and I'm so jealous that this is your life! What a wonderful way to live. You inspired me to do many big walks across the UK, and I'm working towards (hopefully) living a life like you do one day. Looking forward to your next adventure! x
Hi Liam, I really loved this video! Your treks are so beautiful and your editing so well done, you include just enough of everything that brings history, beauty, perspective and stamina and curiosity into focus! Some of the short quips pointing out the mailboxes or telephone booths, a cave/tunnel cut through the cliffs gives info to those of us who haven’t seen that yet and add a nice context to the land and sea. Your view of the seal was a special serendipity along with the weather. I first started watching your video of the Camino de Compostela in Portugal because I’m trying to get the courage to do a part of that (not the whole way you did!) by next year, even though I’m 60+ I’ve walked all over Greece and cities along the Rhine & Danube in Europe on tours and hope I can do it. Your videos give inspiration. You should give a link where watching fans can give “coffee money” like some of the buskers do - I’d gladly donate! Cheers from Los Angeles
Glad you enjoyed our country Liam, you would love the Mourne mountains, hope you try them out
Another fantastic video, Liam. It's great to see you in Northern Ireland. You need to come back and do the Mourne Mountains.
Those rusty steel uprights in front of the Titanic museum is where it was built. The yellow cranes are known as Samson & Goliath, they weren’t about when the Titanic was built.
Fantastic stuff great to see you highlight the beauty of our wee country, a change from the usual horrors we are sadly infamous for. Don't forget we also have the Mourne coastal route and the Ulster way tracks.
Another great video, really great to see how beautiful Northern Ireland is. 😊
Another great video Liam. And it brought back so many family connections! My great graddad was a carpenter who worked on the grand staircases of the Titanic and Olympic (sister ship) and ended his days in Portrush, where my older brother is a member of the Royal Portrush and plays a round of golf most weeks. My Mum and Dad first met each other on the beach at Ballycastle, and I could go on but won't bore you. You really lucked out on the weather!!
Amazing scenery, magnificent sunset, campsite with the waterfall nearby, curious morphology and cliffs, the greenness of the lovely countryside - but no customary introduction at the start: "Hi, I'm Liam by the way." 🖐
I'm in awe of your travels sir. keep them up, they are honest and straight forward. well-done!
liam the legend! loved this.
The most relaxing channel on TH-cam ❤
I was walking for three nights and two days through the forest in germany i walked out of berlin and into the forest i couldnt sleep then it began to rain someone on the third day gave me a lift to the nearest village and the next day some benefit came through so i could eat something im not sure what happpened after that but i ended up in barcelona xxx.
Glad u enjoyed your time here, always welcome lad.
It´s the negative ions at the ocean that makes you feel good.
And mentioning hitchhiking, the book: "Round Ireland with a Fridge" you might like it.
Mate love your videos! 1:57 was my wedding venue nearly 2 years ago, fond memories of the North Coast! Thanks as always
Never seen anyone rawdogging a soda, not even with a bit of butter. Awsome 😂
Thank you for this, Liam (and ALL the hiking adventures you’re bring to us❤️🔥)
Cheers from Sweden🤙🏼🇸🇪
If you like the coast Liam you should do the south west coast path 633 miles. Some amazing views, towns and beaches👍
Yes Liam, brilliant. Great to see you in Northern Ireland. I done part of the causeway coast with my brother last year and it was brilliant. There is a small spot just after Dunsverick castle and it’s perfect for a beach camp. Loved watching this episode keep up the good work 👍
The beach with the stone steps looks just like Mendocino California. There's a beach with steps just like that. Not as many steps and the one over here is made of wood steps
Such a beautiful country!!
As always a lovely video to finish the day.
Cheers from Brazil!!
Thanks
Two-banded longhorn beetle (Rhagium bifasciatum) 18:21
Come to the Adirondacks in New York! Climb Marcy, or if you're adventurous, Haystack, Basin and Saddleback.
I love Portrush I used to go there on family holidays every summer when I was a kid so many good memories of Barry's and water world, brilliant wee sea side town
Absolutely loved this video it has to be one of my favorites. Saw an exhibit of the Titanic when it came here and it was impressive for sure. Love the little surprises that turnout to be the best memories.💚
You are so right Liam, being at the ocean makes you feel so alive, and fresh. Thanks for sharing another great journey.
Hey Liam, great video again! Your videos have inspired me to do this kind of adventure more often myself (instead of 1 day hikes) and record my own videos for my youtube channel. Keep it up!
I really want to go there now. I collect pebbles too - have a jar full of pebbles, shells, pine cones, heather...
Marvellous video liam really enjoyed it.
So cool to see you in my own country. I was hoping that you went up from your beaut camp spot onto the top, because that is a route I want to explore. I don't know if it is possible because of a farm that seems to be in between your camp spot and the top of Torr Head. Enjoy the rest of your adventure. I hope you have discovered Ireland to still be the land of a thousand welcomes 🙏
Grew up in Belfast .. lived in Portrush for 7 years … the causeway coast is indeed spectacular … glad u enjoyed it
Man, I'm so nostalgic of the Giant's Causeway. You were lucky there was so few people! I'm glad to see the paths around it. Thanks for the video!
Have to admit it's surreal seeing somewhere I've been so often on the channel.
I was stood up on Ramore head where you did the intro not two weeks ago.
Great vid as always, mate.
What a great trek! It looks so beautiful there! Thanks Liam
It was built where you were at the end of the video. The yellow things, (Samson & Goliath) were put in in the 1970s. You'll need to get over to get hiking round say the Mourne wall on a trip as well
Great video Liam, thanks for the ride.
Spectacular scenery, thanks for taking us with you. Jo Devon 🙂
Everyone's moment of time out - Popcorn ready.
That was so good. Ive lived my whole life (59 years) on the north coast of Ireland, and even after all this time I still love it's beauty. You captured all so well.. Your enthusiasm for the place made me smile.. Keep safe 👍😊
You so blessed by the weather on your recent walks as normally pissing down in N,Ireland 😅
So nice to see you visiting my home country, when the weather is good it really is hard to beat.
Glad you enjoyed it. The scenery was beautiful and you were so lucky with the good weather. Lovely hospitality shown by the locals. Take care, keep safe. ❤ Dorset, UK
Another 10 /10 little banger of a video, such a treat to watch your exploits....peace buddy
Wonderful scenery. Enjoying another virtual walk. So relaxing. Thanks Liam.
Wonderful video, thanks!...Never been to NI....it looks stunning. I'll be walking on the GR34 in Brittany for a week from next weekend...this really put me in the mood! Thanks again!
Fantastic video Liam. I don’t know how you resisted the temptation to make a fire in that fire ring. Thank you for sharing your experience.
The Emerald Isle for sure.Beautiful indeed Liam.
@Liam I have seen some of your videos before on other reaction channels and was pleasantly surprised to see you make a video in my home country. I have been regularly hiking and wild camping almost every weekend in Northern Ireland for the past 20+ years. If you come back I highly recommend the Mourne Way, a 23 mile route through NI's Mourne Mountains. PS Loved your video and really liked your use of sound effects to make it atmospheric
What stunning views Liam. You truly are living the dream. You and nature it doesn’t get better than that. The feeling is relatable it sucks all life stresses away. Great video
wish I had of known you were coming here mate, would loved to quickly met up to thank you for your amazing content on here
I'd say lads fishing mackerel from the island rock were finishing them off/filleting using those pools the evening before, that would explain the red tinge. It's not uncommon to catch a couple dozen mackerel very easily. Plenty rain and turnover of tides/water there so I don't think it will remain stagnant for long. Great vid. Ring of Kerry next?
Can’t believe how good the weather was for you! Great video 👍
Glad you got to experience my local camping spots
Hi Liam , this walk reminded me of the “raad ny foillan “ coastal path here on the Isle of Man , it’s a great walk and goes all the way around the coast of the island !
Nothing is as relaxing as following along with Liam 💚
Yes! Another great adventure! I had a great tour guide, too - you. Enjoyed the scenery. Northern Ireland is amazing. Hope your feet get better so they can take me on another adventure. The popcorn was a good suggestion.
Great video capturing lovely coastal scenery, I didn't know it was as picturesque as that but you were lucky with the weather! Titanic museum is a must I feel, thanks for sharing your adventure Liam 👏👋
Ha ha, I visited Giants Causeway and Belfast in March…those yellow things in Belfast are the famous shipping cranes called Samson and Goliath 😊. Another great trail, keep them coming
Fantastic photography and filming Liam👍👍👍👍👍
Beautiful place and looks amazing in bright sunlight..
long , sandy and peaceful coastline.
Also famous for the Northwest 200, next to the TT, the greatest roadrace in the world.
yesss Liam! So inspirational. I wanna hit the causeway this summer
Been there! Amazing!! Not hiking though- would love that!
Thank-you for sharing this beautiful experienced, Liam. You're looking so well on it, my friend. I'm surprised you'd never been so close to a seal before : you get them quite a lot around the shores of the Forth too, especially on the Fife side. Have you done the Fife Coastal Path at all? It includes the famous chain walk near Elie, while a recent installation has been one of those community saunas right down on the shore at Kingsbarns, which you'd no doubt appreciate!
I was at the causeway about 5 years ago. I never got to do the cliff walk as i had my Mrs and baby with me, what a view.
Top this I’m visiting Northern Ireland in October for a wedding and me and my partner are travelling down the coast after it i can’t wait after seeing this 👍🏻
When the tide comes in like high tide The Wave splash on the rocks and that's how the water gets into the tide pools
This is an awesome vlog & so glad you got lucky with the weather & enjoyed our wee country. You have filmed it superbly. Take care 🙌
Nicely done Liam smashing it mate
Excellent video
We saw the dolphins last time we were there visiting family. My in-laws didn’t believe me as they had never seen any, till later on that year when all of a sudden they did. I’ve also seen otters around Ballycastle in the ocean.
oh yeah love u mate im going to watch that when i’m back home after work!! keep going you’re the best!!
Irelands coast is class
The murals are of Gaelic football ball and hurling, which is like lacrosse.
Lovely to see you in ireland! We were just worried you might choke on the soda farl. They're best eaten toasted with butter 😮
So happy you came over for visit and got such brilliant weather.
Great video Liam, Really enjoyed this one! The NI coast looks amazing
So professional but homely too. Wonderful commentary ; lovely video..
Another great video, Liam. Love seeing a new upload from you. Keep it up!