John Harte is a great character. No trip to Dingle is complete if you don't meet John on your trip around the peninsula got to know him over the years a great musician and loves the outdoor world.
I'm an ocean swimmer and would never go out in that rough tide. Congrats John on getting out there for your "mammalian dive response." It is the antidote to modern living. And congrats to Ronan Kelly whose smile and voiceover are the antidote to lockdown blues. Thank you, thank you!
I miss the Dingle, my favourite part of Ireland, nearly every day of my life. I'd do almost anything to get there these day. But today, out of the blue, you brought the Dingle Peninsula to me. Thank you.
What a lovely surprise to see you we love Ireland and these videos .We will watch later ☺️ it will relax us for the evening .We love Donegal have you heard of Derek Cuallen that's a good channel and he lives in Donegal . Happy New Year to you Roan may we have a brighter one . All the best to the farmers and everyone peace ✌️ to all .🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️
Thanks for learning about John Harte. I met him in Dingle a few years back, and am going again with hopes of seeing him again. He seemed a fascinating character with one heck of a sense of humor. I purchased one of his music CDs of his flute playing. I’d love 6o spend time with him. Extremely knowledgeable of the area.
Many years afo, when I was young - now 78 - I went throught the Conor pass. I recall looking down an Glean na nGealt. Happy days. Ach anois tá mé i mo chonaí i ndeisceart na Fraince. There is so much I miss about Ireland. But if you really want to experience the full magic of the ocean, go to Malin Beg and brave the waters with no modest covering at all. There is then nothing between you and the cosmos. Now I am too old, and too far away to cope with all those (300?) steps down to be beach (and more importantly back up again), but the contact with nature, with nothing synthetic in between is a blessing I cannot describe. Try it before age makes it impossible..
The Atlantic must have a magic about it, & surfing the Atlantic must do wonders for people. John is a friendly, calm person. Just like Tom Ramwell, from one of your previous videos, up in Mayo, who also surfs the Atlantic. When this pandemic is gone, I'm going to learn to surf & go west to the Atlantic to surf. You meet lovely people Ronan.
Lovely story, i was given your information when i was in Co. Limerick last July. By a friend our your whos an x jokie. Lovely story altogether. We need more of this told about our beautiful country... Thank you so much for making it a real experience... Edited perfectly...
John Harte is quite the character! What a multi faceted person. Very interesting. Thank you for this fascinating video. My best to you and Happy New Year!
Just found this and very happy to know about John Harte, a true prophet. This is from some two years ago. How is John Harte today? Hopefully well and healthy. Blessings.
What about a visit to Peter Kilroy and family, harp-makers extraordinary, in the village of Kenmare (unsure of the spelling, sorry...), in south Kerry? (Sometimes they'll use centuries-old wood preserved in and retrieved from the peat bogs...)
Always good to meet with John out on the Slea head above Coumeenole..a fabulous man
John Harte is a great character. No trip to Dingle is complete if you don't meet John on your trip around the peninsula got to know him over the years a great musician and loves the outdoor world.
Very spiritual and emotional guy🤟
I'm an ocean swimmer and would never go out in that rough tide. Congrats John on getting out there for your "mammalian dive response." It is the antidote to modern living.
And congrats to Ronan Kelly whose smile and voiceover are the antidote to lockdown blues. Thank you, thank you!
I miss the Dingle, my favourite part of Ireland, nearly every day of my life. I'd do almost anything to get there these day. But today, out of the blue, you brought the Dingle Peninsula to me. Thank you.
Fabulous video of John harte , what a very talented and interesting person he is thanks ( F)
What a lovely surprise to see you we love Ireland and these videos .We will watch later ☺️ it will relax us for the evening .We love Donegal have you heard of Derek Cuallen that's a good channel and he lives in Donegal . Happy New Year to you Roan may we have a brighter one . All the best to the farmers and everyone peace ✌️ to all .🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️
Very inspirational
Beautiful peninsula loved every part of it my favourite was going on the sleigh head drive great video fair play 👍
Thanks for a lovely Christmas present and stay safe and have a Wonderful New Year. Every Video is just a treat.
Freedom is just another term for lets go go go!!! ty for sharing!!!
Ronan this is one of your best !
John seems to be a Great man. I love the warrior spirt, A Determined Man ☘️🇮🇪🙏🏼
I always look forward to your videos, thank you for sharing.
Thanks for learning about John Harte. I met him in Dingle a few years back, and am going again with hopes of seeing him again. He seemed a fascinating character with one heck of a sense of humor. I purchased one of his music CDs of his flute playing. I’d love 6o spend time with him. Extremely knowledgeable of the area.
Many years afo, when I was young - now 78 - I went throught the Conor pass. I recall looking down an Glean na nGealt. Happy days. Ach anois tá mé i mo chonaí i ndeisceart na Fraince. There is so much I miss about Ireland. But if you really want to experience the full magic of the ocean, go to Malin Beg and brave the waters with no modest covering at all. There is then nothing between you and the cosmos. Now I am too old, and too far away to cope with all those (300?) steps down to be beach (and more importantly back up again), but the contact with nature, with nothing synthetic in between is a blessing I cannot describe. Try it before age makes it impossible..
The Atlantic must have a magic about it, & surfing the Atlantic must do wonders for people. John is a friendly, calm person. Just like Tom Ramwell, from one of your previous videos, up in Mayo, who also surfs the Atlantic. When this pandemic is gone, I'm going to learn to surf & go west to the Atlantic to surf.
You meet lovely people Ronan.
People like John are the land and sea personified for me. Thanks for giving us a glimpse of his magic.
Maith an fear Ronan - brilliant as always. What characters - both of you!
Lovely video, thank you Ronan. Wow, the scenery is spectacular, wish i was there.
I love Dingle, got dear friends there. Especially fond of Dunquin. 💚☘️💚
Thanks for sharing. I hope to meet this fella on my next visit.
Lovely story, i was given your information when i was in Co. Limerick last July. By a friend our your whos an x jokie. Lovely story altogether. We need more of this told about our beautiful country...
Thank you so much for making it a real experience... Edited perfectly...
A very outdoors kind of man,very determined in all he does, nice video!
Fair play John. Only met you twice but both times the craic was good. Great to see real characters in a world that is becoming increasingly mono.
Great stuff
John is a literal hardy buck
John Harte is quite the character! What a multi faceted person. Very interesting. Thank you for this fascinating video. My best to you and Happy New Year!
Brilliant video!
Brilliant as usual
Just found this and very happy to know about John Harte, a true prophet. This is from some two years ago. How is John Harte today?
Hopefully well and healthy. Blessings.
I saw John today on the peninsula - he’s Alive & well 😊
What about a visit to Peter Kilroy and family, harp-makers extraordinary, in the village of Kenmare (unsure of the spelling, sorry...), in south Kerry? (Sometimes they'll use centuries-old wood preserved in and retrieved from the peat bogs...)
He must have known Fungie.
Did ye ever learn his age? I’d guess 68.
Hi grandad it's poppy :)
Hello Poppy
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Also inter County travel is not allowed