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I've been there in 1976. So far, it's my favorite part of the world. I'd like to go again to watercolor paint.

This is interesting.

Dingle is incredibly beautiful have been 4-5 times slea head drive is stunning town itself is good too loads of nice bars and restaurants plenty of shops too if you get a chance go you won't regret it check out Louis mulcahy pottery shop on slea head drive possibly the most scenic location for a shop in the entire WORLD imo

Why do the chapter headings have nothing to do with the content??

I’m excited. Planning to visit in August and what a great video to introduce the Killarney area.

Thank you for this video.

Ireland is great ..except for the inconsiderate Family Members

Go in Summertime

Go Northern Counties. Wild Atlanric way. Plenty to see in the North. All of Donegal is stunning. North Coast. ie Giant's Causeway/ Bushmills.Fermanafh Lake lands. Enniskillen. Belfast. Mourne Country And tjat nice hotel down at Newcastle. Plenty of nice hotels and restaurants sightseeing in Belfast. ie Titanic Titanic Quarter etc

To add to the videos suggestions Belfast -Fermanagh Lake lands and anywhere in Donegal/ North Sligo ie Mullaghmore the run from Bundran to Sligo (yeats Countryside) the best places to see.

The best video to see before visiting ,Ireland.❤

Thank you for this video. I’m visiting Ireland tomorrow and yours is the most comprehensive guide I’ve found :)

Prefer just to sit in the speakeasy myself

Dingle is sooooo beautiful. If in Ireland you must visit Dingle.

How to make friends with an Irish person.

You never mentioned visiting in January and February??!! Am I making a mistake arriving January 1 for a 2 month stay in Dingle??? I embrace clouds and rain which I am thinking will make the days that are not raining all the more beautiful??

We are headed to the Ring of Kerry for a week in Sept. MY first time visiting Ireland, I enjoyed the history you told and the story it made.

Thank you for your video, Michael. I have just booked a Killarney cycling tour in Wild N Happy Travel for next August. I hope to meet you in Killarney. We are Spanish, and we expect that language will not be a barrier.

Fabulous! Very informative including history as well as the geography and culture of the place. Thank you.

Thanks so much for a very comprehensive tour of Dingle... I'm heading there in a few days and just cannot wait x

It was naughty of you to push the Tipping! That's not part of thr culture here in Ireland

I loved the South Pole Inn! I visited and had lunch there last spring and noticed all the Law Enforcement patches on the walls. I returned a month ago and left my California State Park Ranger patched so Park Rangers are now on the wall. There is a great museum in Tralee and it has a great room dedicated to Tom Crean! love Ireland!

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Thank God for Irish guide of The 18:38 Ring Kerry. I lovef it! Well done!

Thank you!!!!

In September, what pubs in Dingle are most likely to have live music nightly?

Only food tayto cheese an onion crisps. Or seafood chowder. Yum. Brown bread Irish butter.

Caves and surrounding area looked really great. Hope the weather improves.

Way to go!!!!

So helpful! Thank you!

Good information. I can't wait to go.

Hi Michael! I've just subscribed. Skellig has been on my bucket list. Do you have a guide the best way to get to Portmagee from Dublin?

The Irish are the friendliest folks in the world. I was lucky to have visited almost 40 years ago and it’s the people I remember the most.

My name is Patrick McNeill and I uz and I live in Florida Sarasota and before that it was teddy palm and before that it was teddy trimmer and 75 years ago my family name was O'Brien's 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

All fine and well except the past couple of generations of the Irish have pretty much degenerated into nasties - especially in the north, where they never really were very nice - always lots of rabble rousing. The "good" Irish all came to America and were/are kind of known for a bit of corruption, e.g. the current POTUS.

Lovely video! I'm headed there this week. 🎉

Ireland is a place where people don't care i have mental illness and anxiety in Ireland where I can not get treated unless i am psychic where I can not get a home where the police are corrupt and people dying on the street and the health system is a joke

Wonderful job on this guide, Michael. Thank so much.

Another fantastic guide, Michael. Thanks very much. I'm looking forward to October.

Taking my (adult) daughter there to visit family this Oct. '23. Excellent guide video. Thanks so much. Cheers from North America. (subscribed)

Michael, thank you for this video!! We will travel to Dublin, Cork and Killarney in March and can not wait.

Beautifully done and very informative. Go raibh míle maith agat !

Good commentary. Thanks

Very informative!

Another very informative video, well done. I loved this route when I did it last year and thankfully we got amazing weather for the trip. Keep up the good work my friend 👍

I had the opportunity to travel to Ireland & Scotland with Wild n Happy Tours in late August & early September and haven’t stopped talking about it since! Killarney was one of my many favorites! It’s National Park is simply spectacular, lakes, gardens, hikes, waterfalls and castles all in one place. We stayed there for 2 nights with the tour @ the Abbey B&B and I can’t tell you how wonderful it was. We even saw a show of Irish dancing, singing and music which also gave it a sense of place. Michael and his crew were the best and I want to spread the word, if you want a small group tour of their “wee island” you cannot go wrong. Memories abound!

Great video. Thanks for sharing. You just helped me add a few stops to our trip to Ireland. By the way, what is best place to take sunset pictures.

Going to stay @ air B&B in Lispole from 5/10/24-5/24/24. My paternal grandparents are from Annascaul and ,Foroughmore , Kinard.Your video is very informative as I’ve been to Dingle Peninsula years ago, but never saw a lot of it. I’m also going to Skellig Michael( which I am determined to climb) from Portmagee. I just found out that there are quite a few Trants buried in Portmagee . So I’m going to check it out. You mentioned Tom Crean from Annascaul ; my paternal grandmother was Catherine Crean and she was also from Annascaul. I was trying to find out if they were related when I received an email from Kay Caball , the genealogist from Tralee. She was able to track down my grandmother on a census form and said she was from the Creans on the far side of Annascaul! Small world… I will definitely stop into the South Pole for a pint . Can’t wait to go. This will be my third trip to Ireland( well, went to NI this past May, so that doesn’t count)in 2 years.Thanks for your video.Slan go foill🙋🏻‍♀️

Loved your video! We just returned from the Killarney area. Loved every minute of it. Wish we had more time to explore. Had a great time photographing the beautiful scenery of the place.

Thank you, great advice and well rounded.