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The storm just came directly in from the north west instead of travelling around cape wrath. Similar to the one that sank the ferry in 58 or when that was. Meeting house looks great craic.

A nasty day, to say the least. It's good to see the Lighthouse with the original rotating lens, thanks to the local community.

Interesting craft. The dolphins seem quite playful.

Fishermen are men. There out in all weathers. There always in my prayers fishermen.

Starmer's Woke Cult far left sewer life have now announced both these still essential assets, 'Albion' and sister ship, 'Bulwark' are to be scrapped. Ah well! With the resultant 'savings', we'll instead be able to keep the hordes of illegal bogus asylum seekers we now host ensconsed happily in hotels at taxpayers expense for approximately another month!

Specific to the 'banning of bagpipes' - this information pertaining to a group of prisoners held at York Castle in 1746 should provide some context to the pipes being identified as "an instrument of war" relative to the Act of Proscription 1746, though the act does not specifically refer to "bagpipes". Relating to Jacobite prisoners held at the castle in 1746: "On the 8th November, eleven of the 53 planned executions were carried out and on the 15th November just one man, James Reid, a Piper, was executed. At his trial, James had stated in his defense that he “had not carried arms”. The judges, however, ruled that “[n]o regiment ever marched without musical instruments such as drums, trumpets and the like; and that a Highland regiment never marched without a piper: and therefore his bagpipes, in the eyes of the law, was an instrument of war.” James was condemned and subsequently hanged then drawn and quartered. Those not executed were mostly transported or enlisted in the armed forces. However, they had first to petition the King for mercy."

Wonderful documentary. Your research is spot on and well-presented. Thanks again for your videos! From a descendant of the Savages of Ards

1 more year and I'm there 🤞

As someone with a deep interest in history in Ireland and Lecale where I live, you have added immensely to my depth of knowledge. I look forward to more!

Brilliant video very nice part of the country 👍

Loved your video and history of Audley’s Castle. Thank you, from a Savage descendant. Best wishes.

What happened to this ship, is she no longer the possession of the AYT? I just saw this listed in Yachtworld

I would hardly describe a bouzouki as an Irish banjo personally! Great playing though. Loved it. And great views of Tullycross and environs. A beautiful place, I miss it. Not sure Maol Reidh is still functioning...?

The Welsh have bagpipes as well. He never mentioned that

Very interesting video

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Cool video we have a spaniel and hes nuts about the water too 😂

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Thorough narration of the story of St Oliver Plunkett and lovely photos as well. Thank you.

Beautiful display of irish garden birds. A real treasurer to have available. Thank you.❤

Who's playing guessing games with the price?

Thank you for sharing this stunning landscape. The ambiance was all the more appreciated by the detailed, colorful description. New subscriber. Added to my waterscapes playlist.

I was a cadet from TS Gurkha and sailed on Royalist in the early 1970's. Fantastic memories of working aloft with only a safety belt with rope and snap shackle. On deck we worked the clewlines, buntlines amongst many tasks . Only had one hiccup....... on one trip being caught by a Royal Marine Quartermaster who looked up from his position on deck and caught me sending rude semaphore signals from aloft the main mast to my best mate on the mizzen, both of us at Topgallant height. The punishment ? Being made to climb barefoot from deck to mast head on both sides of both masts. Very happy memories.

Did you film this at Stormont?

Lovely that he knows the different names of stone

Hopefully they are not doing what I don't want them to do

It's so beautiful. Thank You

if HMS Ocean and HMS Albion had a baby thats what the 6 ships should look like

Sea trout at crawfordsburn too and have also picked up a few half decent flounder.

Fishing for turds😮 Belfast Lough the open sewer!

Amazing, I am addicted to find faces in rocks in ancient sites , just I found one at 4:12 right side of the screen , chin lips nose eye eyebrow hair!

Nice wee video. Thanks!

Does he have any contact info?

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Thoroughly enjoyed the video very nice scenery down the Ards and great to hear about the folk who look after the countryside im a part time beef and sheep farmer from co down myself so it was right up my street keep up the good work 👌

MashAllah

Fantastic stuff. Thank you for sharing

i was on it a bout a month before the documentry was filmed

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Love it . I wish these guys were in Canada so they could teach me.

Beautiful cinematography. Love the Irish history. Thanks much!

Must try red bay sometime but i would need a good beach / caster and a good box of wrag worm for it

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I would love to work on a farm

Honest John and Gideon

good vid but weird hearing answers with no questions/ context

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