Thank you for the wonderful views and content. I was there for two weeks, also the end of July and early August, with Great weather. We loved dinner at the Brazen Head too. When you go back, and I know you will, spend more time in Killarney and do the Gap of Dunloe tour. The jaunting carts and boat rides on the lakes was amazing. The Laurels Pub had delicious food and lively entertainment. Also, Bunratty Castle, Durty Nellies, Kinsale, and Cobh were great sights with good food. I ate at the Commodore Hotel in Cobh and kissed the Blarney stone on my 36th Birthday. Wonderful memories. ☘️
Oh my, WOW!!! This is one of my all time favourite Cafes! We will be in Ireland very soon & I will head there regularly, plus check out other wonderful bakeries in Dublin & abound. We'll be in Dublin for 10 days, so plenty of time to enjoy & relax. There are 2 Queen of Tarts Cafe's in Dublin & one of them is the first/original Cafe.
I should also add, being fed in Ireland is akin to a nice warm & loving (((hug))) & the serving portions appear to be, almost always very generous. It appears to me, that many of the eateries abound are very inviting & seem homely. We'll be in Ireland end of this year & it'll be my first time. I've long yearned to see Ireland. We can't wait & we're literally counting down the days!
Lovely family...great vid...very open couple always looking for the positive...nice to see visitors come here and find something worthwlile..its a country in massive flux..hope we don't relinquish to much of what we are..who we are..what has made us so!
I'm heading to Ireland next week. October 6th. We have 2 and a half days in Dublin. We are with a CIE tour. Your video gave me great insight of places to go 8n Dublin . We have passes for the Guinness Brewery. Also the Whiskey distillery. I can't wait to go to Boxey. Thank you for the great video.
👋Hey guys, An awesome video from start to finish! I'd like to apologise for my other comments, as I sent those after a night out on the town! I was NOT in the right frame of mind. One too many Guinness's I'd say! I think I've now watched this video, I kid you NOT, @ least 30 times! lol I don't know why, but it brings me joy. Also & I hope you don't mind my saying, your wee one, she's very sweet & from what I can see during your videos, a really settled & happy baby. It's not an easy feat travelling with a baby, but honestly, what a truly rewarding & memorable experience for you all as a wee family. My parents took me on their many travels when I was very young, but I believe it was somewhat a challenge, albeit I doubt they'd have chosen to opt out fully back then, as they said it was great fun! I was told I was a settled & happy baby, but these days, well.....🤔😄 Thus far, I've watched quite a few of your videos & I've watched numerous US & Hawaii videos & they're all very good & very enjoyable. I'll go back & give you guys a thumbs up for all videos I've thus far watched. Cheers & happy travels!
"Poisonous garden that seems ominous" ....... Ah crap it is poison plants I am out. This has been probably one of the best videos I have seen that goes more in depth on an actual week spent in Ireland.
The Brazen Head is NOT the oldest pub in Ireland. It may be the oldest in Dublin, however, the Kings Heand in Galway is older as is a pub in Athlon. The pub in Athlon goes back to 900 AD.
Great video really enjoyed it,kilkeny castle is totally restored to how they would of lived ,tunnels run under ground to the stables for the servants as servants were never seen,beautiful castle maybe next time you can visit
Ahhhhh yeahhhhhh, Tanks for sharing dis wonderful & fun video of me love iReland & ta see ya boat havin a grate time, makes it all da more wortwhile. You were lucky ta get da betta wether. Most times, it's da polar opposit! Cheers!
Ok, so here me are agan ta see dis awesome piece of iReland & iRish travel & da rest is history, yeahhhhhh! Da Rock of Cashel, da old library, Trinity College Library, Dublin, da Cliffs of Moher, County Clare, Kinsale, County Cork, Achill Island, County Mayo, Skellig Michael, County Kerry, Galway, County Galway, Killarney National Park, County Kerry, da stunnin Aran Islands & of course me biggie fave, da Dingle Peninsula, are so fab ta visit & ta see!!! But ya know, ders so much more awesome spaces & plases ta see in da beautiful Ireland! Ahhhhh jus yeahhhhhhhhhh!!!
👋Hi guys, I'm back again & now watching for the 8th time! haha I just love this Ireland series. All the food looks so delicious & I have to say, I give a double 👍👍 to all the food establishments/cooks/chefs you guys visited & ate @.
I definitely enjoyed living vicariously through your tour around my most coveted destination! I wanted to know, since you clearly had your young one with you, how it was traveling with a child? Did they accept the group in the pubs? By the time we get there our daughter will probably be close to 7 or 8.
Thank you! Our daughter was about 4 months. If the dining area of the pub is separate, there is no issue. I think kids can be in Irish pubs if supervised and it’s earlier in day. They’re really strict about it in Scotland we can tell you that.
Great video really enjoyed it,kilkeny castle is totally restored to how they would of lived ,tunnels run under ground to the stables for the servants as servants were never seen,beautiful castle maybe next time you can visit ,ps ireland best country in the world ❤
Hahaha Ahhh my friend, i wish to be totally realistic here. Éire it's wonderful & amazing, but in truth, It's surely "one" of many great global destinations! The world is so full of beauty, in countless ways/forms & as a long term global traveller, I've seen beauty beyond belief & much of it was actually outside of Europe. To say the "best", well.........🤔 The reality is, that opinions are totally subjective & what one loves, another may not feel the same way, or may well dislike.
How old was your baby during this trip? My wife and I are considering a trip to Ireland with our two month old baby. Wondering if you have any tips or thoughts on traveling with the baby?
Congrats on your new one! Our baby was 4 months. Tips - get a good pack and play, we use a Guava lotus, and before we traveled over there we’d try to do nap time in the pack and play before we went. Driving the main motorways, what we call interstates in the US, was easy, but driving the backroads was certainly tougher and slower. I’d be more strategic about how we moved about the country. We did not utilize trains but we should have. The catch in Ireland is that the countryside is so beautiful (Ring of Kerry, Dingle, Connemara) that you really kind of do need a car to get around. Rental car prices are insane. Also we’ve found with a baby you just can’t over plan your day, because they just won’t cooperate the way you want them to. That said, our little one was a trooper and we still had an amazing time.
@@AdamandMadalyn really appreciate the tips. I’ll look into the Guava Lotus. I planned on having a rental car the whole time as we want to spend most of our time on the west coast. I’m working on our itinerary right now. Any places you wished you would have visited or skipped? Thanks again!
Sorry just seeing this response. We skipped Cliffs of Moher because of a scheduling hiccup, and spent more time in Galway. I would skip Galway, lovely town but we were limited with a baby, and go to the cliffs. Our thinking was we’d be back in Ireland again and go to the Aran Islands so we’d see the cliffs then. Loved the Dingle peninsula and Ring of Kerry, but we had picture perfect days there!
@@AdamandMadalyn Ahhhhhh August OK!!!! Yeahhhhh, a nice time of year in Ireland. Me family hail from Co Clare agus Northern Ireland. I suspect other regions too, but the ancestral trace continues, yeahhhhh!
Seans Bar in athlone world is actually the oldest in the country and probably the world not the brazen thats the oldest in dublin.Its only the UK and ireland that are into tea the rest of europe its more coffee
My name is Patrick McNeill and I uz and my name was teddy palm and before that it was teddy trimmer and 75 years ago my family name was O'Brien's and if you look at books on theology textbooks from a Baptist college in Florida college my name is in it
Oh hahaha I hear you, but I enjoy seeing them on camera, as it makes for more interesting & exciting viewing! If we simply see the scenery, we then miss out on seeing the content creators & seeing them eating, seeing them speak, seeing their facial expressions, reactions etc;.
Great video really enjoyed it,kilkeny castle is totally restored to how they would of lived ,tunnels run under ground to the stables for the servants as servants were never seen,beautiful castle maybe next time you can visit ,ps ireland best country in the world ❤
Hahaha Ahhh my friend, i wish to be totally realistic here. Éire it's wonderful & amazing, but in truth, It's surely "one" of many great global destinations! The world is so full of beauty, in countless ways/forms & as a long term global traveller, I've seen beauty beyond belief & much of it was actually outside of Europe. To say the "best", well.........🤔 The reality is, that opinions are totally subjective & what one loves, another may not feel the same way, or may well dislike.
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God Bless Ireland 🇮🇪 definitely on my Bucket list
Go for it!
I should add, such very beautiful, friendly & hospitable people in Ireland, both inside & out!
Thank you for the wonderful views and content. I was there for two weeks, also the end of July and early August, with Great weather. We loved dinner at the Brazen Head too. When you go back, and I know you will, spend more time in Killarney and do the Gap of Dunloe tour. The jaunting carts and boat rides on the lakes was amazing. The Laurels Pub had delicious food and lively entertainment. Also, Bunratty Castle, Durty Nellies, Kinsale, and Cobh were great sights with good food. I ate at the Commodore Hotel in Cobh and kissed the Blarney stone on my 36th Birthday. Wonderful memories. ☘️
A family member is a baker at The Queen of Tarts. Thanks for showing the shop and the food!
Oh my, WOW!!!
This is one of my all time favourite Cafes! We will be in Ireland very soon & I will head there regularly, plus check out other wonderful bakeries in Dublin & abound.
We'll be in Dublin for 10 days, so plenty of time to enjoy & relax.
There are 2 Queen of Tarts Cafe's in Dublin & one of them is the first/original Cafe.
I enjoyed you trip and video of foods and places. I'm going to Ireland in July. Hope it's as sunny 🌞
A truly wonderful & upbeat video created by you guys.
You're 2 shining stars!🌟
And your wee one, so sweet!
I should also add, being fed in Ireland is akin to a nice warm & loving (((hug))) & the serving portions appear to be, almost always very generous.
It appears to me, that many of the eateries abound are very inviting & seem homely.
We'll be in Ireland end of this year & it'll be my first time. I've long yearned to see Ireland.
We can't wait & we're literally counting down the days!
Lovely family...great vid...very open couple always looking for the positive...nice to see visitors come here and find something worthwlile..its a country in massive flux..hope we don't relinquish to much of what we are..who we are..what has made us so!
Oh yeahhhhh I do agree!!
Somebody knows the weather gods! Glad you enjoyed 🇮🇪 its a wonderful place. Great vlog, thanks
Enjoy Ireland!
I'm heading to Ireland next week. October 6th. We have 2 and a half days in Dublin. We are with a CIE tour. Your video gave me great insight of places to go 8n Dublin . We have passes for the Guinness Brewery. Also the Whiskey distillery. I can't wait to go to Boxey. Thank you for the great video.
Awesome! Have a fantastic time and safe travels!
Cheers
Adam and Madalyn, great upload, thank you both, love from Ireland
Great video happy travels 👍
Thank you! 👍
Ahhhhhh yeahhhhhh da sweet queen of tarts and dem cakes makin me mowt drool lol
Ahhhhh yeahhhh! Bootiful vidyo guyz! Love it yeahhhh!!
Thanks!
The Brazen Head is Dublin's oldest pub. The oldest pub in Ireland and Europe, I believe, is Sean's Bar in Athlone. Otherwise, i love the video 😁
Great video! The weather looks amazing, what month of the year did you go?
Thank you! August
Been to kilkenny my family are from Kilkenny it’s a beautiful place the people are so so friendly love it will be going back
Great job!
Thank you!
Ahhhhh yeahhhhh!!!
Just watched your video and congrats on such s good job! Made me realize how much I miss it. Thank you☘️
👋Hey guys,
An awesome video from start to finish!
I'd like to apologise for my other comments, as I sent those after a night out on the town!
I was NOT in the right frame of mind. One too many Guinness's I'd say!
I think I've now watched this video, I kid you NOT, @ least 30 times! lol I don't know why, but it brings me joy.
Also & I hope you don't mind my saying, your wee one, she's very sweet & from what I can see during your videos, a really settled & happy baby. It's not an easy feat travelling with a baby, but honestly, what a truly rewarding & memorable experience for you all as a wee family.
My parents took me on their many travels when I was very young, but I believe it was somewhat a challenge, albeit I doubt they'd have chosen to opt out fully back then, as they said it was great fun! I was told I was a settled & happy baby, but these days, well.....🤔😄
Thus far, I've watched quite a few of your videos & I've watched numerous US & Hawaii videos & they're all very good & very enjoyable. I'll go back & give you guys a thumbs up for all videos I've thus far watched.
Cheers & happy travels!
"Poisonous garden that seems ominous" ....... Ah crap it is poison plants I am out. This has been probably one of the best videos I have seen that goes more in depth on an actual week spent in Ireland.
Thank you!
The Brazen Head is NOT the oldest pub in Ireland. It may be the oldest in Dublin, however, the Kings Heand in Galway is older as is a pub in Athlon. The pub in Athlon goes back to 900 AD.
Sean's Pub is the oldest in Ireland if not the world
You were very luck with the weather herein the UK and Ireland.
Great video really enjoyed it,kilkeny castle is totally restored to how they would of lived ,tunnels run under ground to the stables for the servants as servants were never seen,beautiful castle maybe next time you can visit
Ahhhhh yeahhhhhh, Tanks for sharing dis wonderful & fun video of me love iReland & ta see ya boat havin a grate time, makes it all da more wortwhile.
You were lucky ta get da betta wether. Most times, it's da polar opposit!
Cheers!
Ok, so here me are agan ta see dis awesome piece of iReland & iRish travel & da rest is history, yeahhhhhh!
Da Rock of Cashel, da old library, Trinity College Library, Dublin, da Cliffs of Moher, County Clare, Kinsale, County Cork, Achill Island, County Mayo, Skellig Michael, County Kerry, Galway, County Galway, Killarney National Park, County Kerry, da stunnin Aran Islands & of course me biggie fave, da Dingle Peninsula, are so fab ta visit & ta see!!!
But ya know, ders so much more awesome spaces & plases ta see in da beautiful Ireland!
Ahhhhh jus yeahhhhhhhhhh!!!
👋Hi guys,
I'm back again & now watching for the 8th time! haha I just love this Ireland series.
All the food looks so delicious & I have to say, I give a double 👍👍 to all the food establishments/cooks/chefs you guys visited & ate @.
I couldn't cross the bridge either! My kids ran back and forth.
Kids are fearless as we're learning with our 2 year old!
You've missed Irelands Medieval Capital, Kilkenny. Cathedrals, Castles and other buildings over 800 years old....
We definitely want to come back! We know there is so much more to explore!
They can't do everything
My dream country,nice vedio new friend
I definitely enjoyed living vicariously through your tour around my most coveted destination! I wanted to know, since you clearly had your young one with you, how it was traveling with a child? Did they accept the group in the pubs? By the time we get there our daughter will probably be close to 7 or 8.
Thank you! Our daughter was about 4 months. If the dining area of the pub is separate, there is no issue. I think kids can be in Irish pubs if supervised and it’s earlier in day. They’re really strict about it in Scotland we can tell you that.
What type of camera do you use? You have such clear images and great closeups.
DJI drone shots, gopro for scenery and all talking is done with an iPhone. I’d say 75% of the footage of our vlogs is iPhones. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for letting me know that. I love your work!
What time of year did you go? How was the weather then? What are “ must see”?
what time of year were you there? The weather was incredible!
Thanks! August
Grand.
Ya!! Menu scans. Matt's is on the list -Love seafood. Were those oysters raw?
I believe they were!
Great video really enjoyed it,kilkeny castle is totally restored to how they would of lived ,tunnels run under ground to the stables for the servants as servants were never seen,beautiful castle maybe next time you can visit ,ps ireland best country in the world ❤
Maybe next time!
Hahaha Ahhh my friend, i wish to be totally realistic here. Éire it's wonderful & amazing, but in truth, It's surely "one" of many great global destinations!
The world is so full of beauty, in countless ways/forms & as a long term global traveller, I've seen beauty beyond belief & much of it was actually outside of Europe.
To say the "best", well.........🤔
The reality is, that opinions are totally subjective & what one loves, another may not feel the same way, or may well dislike.
Good buzz from two pints of Guinness.
How old was your baby during this trip? My wife and I are considering a trip to Ireland with our two month old baby. Wondering if you have any tips or thoughts on traveling with the baby?
Congrats on your new one! Our baby was 4 months. Tips - get a good pack and play, we use a Guava lotus, and before we traveled over there we’d try to do nap time in the pack and play before we went. Driving the main motorways, what we call interstates in the US, was easy, but driving the backroads was certainly tougher and slower. I’d be more strategic about how we moved about the country. We did not utilize trains but we should have. The catch in Ireland is that the countryside is so beautiful (Ring of Kerry, Dingle, Connemara) that you really kind of do need a car to get around. Rental car prices are insane. Also we’ve found with a baby you just can’t over plan your day, because they just won’t cooperate the way you want them to. That said, our little one was a trooper and we still had an amazing time.
@@AdamandMadalyn really appreciate the tips. I’ll look into the Guava Lotus. I planned on having a rental car the whole time as we want to spend most of our time on the west coast. I’m working on our itinerary right now. Any places you wished you would have visited or skipped? Thanks again!
Sorry just seeing this response. We skipped Cliffs of Moher because of a scheduling hiccup, and spent more time in Galway. I would skip Galway, lovely town but we were limited with a baby, and go to the cliffs. Our thinking was we’d be back in Ireland again and go to the Aran Islands so we’d see the cliffs then.
Loved the Dingle peninsula and Ring of Kerry, but we had picture perfect days there!
Great video. What time of year was this?
Last week of July into the first week of August. We had incredible weather!
Did you book directly with the different hotels or use a site?
A mix but if it’s with a 3rd party use highly reputable international companies like Expedia
Did you start in Dublin for flying in or Belfast?
Flew in and out of Dublin
Are you guys Irish heritage?
Yes
Kilkenny Castle would of Been the best castle ,you missed it
Hi there which month were you in Ireland?
August
@@AdamandMadalyn Yeahhhhhhh, real nice guys!!
Nice video but you move the camera too fast scan slower as tv cannot show high speed scan properly due to all screen latency
i'd love to visit Ireland but don't feel like being in a coma.
hahahahaha lol
What time of year is this?
August
@@AdamandMadalyn Ahhhhhh August OK!!!!
Yeahhhhh, a nice time of year in Ireland.
Me family hail from Co Clare agus Northern Ireland. I suspect other regions too, but the ancestral trace continues, yeahhhhh!
So which country you eatin' next?
Portugal
Anything for vegetarians?.
You will get vegetarian food pretty much everywhere. Vegans might struggle in smaller towns but dublin,galway and killarney has lots of options.
Why do you keep putting your knife down and changing your fork from left to ight hand to eat?
That’s the way we handle cutlery in the United States
Seans Bar in athlone world is actually the oldest in the country and probably the world not the brazen thats the oldest in dublin.Its only the UK and ireland that are into tea the rest of europe its more coffee
Thanks for sharing, we just went by what was on their website
Ahhhhh hmmmmmm yeahhh.
@@AdamandMadalyn the Guinness Book of World Records is investigating Sean’s Bar as the oldest pub in the world. It is much older than the Brazen Head.
My name is Patrick McNeill and I uz and my name was teddy palm and before that it was teddy trimmer and 75 years ago my family name was O'Brien's and if you look at books on theology textbooks from a Baptist college in Florida college my name is in it
Y’all eat a bunch
Why oh why did you have to show yourselves on camera so much?,totally ruined the vid.
🤷🏼♀️🤷🏻♂️
Oh hahaha I hear you, but I enjoy seeing them on camera, as it makes for more interesting & exciting viewing!
If we simply see the scenery, we then miss out on seeing the content creators & seeing them eating, seeing them speak, seeing their facial expressions, reactions etc;.
I think you’ve seen Ireland before!
The nerve. It's their channel!
Why did ye think you could not swim in the ocean in Ireland.
Too cold
Great video really enjoyed it,kilkeny castle is totally restored to how they would of lived ,tunnels run under ground to the stables for the servants as servants were never seen,beautiful castle maybe next time you can visit ,ps ireland best country in the world ❤
We have a whole list of things we’d be happy to do next time!
Hahaha Ahhh my friend, i wish to be totally realistic here. Éire it's wonderful & amazing, but in truth, It's surely "one" of many great global destinations!
The world is so full of beauty, in countless ways/forms & as a long term global traveller, I've seen beauty beyond belief & much of it was actually outside of Europe.
To say the "best", well.........🤔
The reality is, that opinions are totally subjective & what one loves, another may not feel the same way, or may well dislike.