Come explore Ireland's least-visited island ☘️
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- Опубліковано 6 лип 2024
- Come explore Ireland's least-visited island with me. Inishkea island was abandoned in the late 1920s and early 1930s after a number of young fisherman were drowned at sea. Inishkea North and South islands were totally self-sufficient, even providing food back to the mainland as the island was unaffected by the Irish famine.
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🎟️ Belmullet Boat Charters: belmulletboatcharters.com/
Thanks to Mayo North Tourism for organising this trip for me. Check out www.northmayo.ie/ for more things to do in North Mayo!
Chapters:
0:0 Intro
0:32 St Deirbhile's Church
0:44 The Story of St Deirbhile pulling out her own eyes
1:53 Arriving on the island
2:10 Tour of the island
2:40 Having lunch on the island
3:17 They had their own booze here
3:50 More about the island and why the inhabitants left
4:35 Videos coming up soon
5:05 End of video chats
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Could you say that St. Deirbhile's Well was a site for sore eyes?
Clare!!! Greetings! Dia duit! The dip in the Belmullet Tidal pool looked brisk and refreshing! Kea has such the accent! What a beautiful visit you shared! GRMA! Bring FOOD!! And sunscreen!! Ha! You are GREATLY appreciated! Keep your Light Shining!!! Again, GRMA!!! Slan!!
That was really nice. A little bit of history. Well done thank you.👍
I agree. Very interesting. Little sad too. I hope it comes back. Thank you!
I love it , the tour guide is quite the speaker, beautiful video, rome new york
I love, love, LOVE your road trip videos around Ireland. You have given us so much beauty that Ireland has... places and events I never heard of! I want to visit Ireland! Thanks for your videos, Clare!
Thank you so much 😭😭
That young lady was so interesting. Thanks for sharing enjoyed it.
October 2024. My kids and I are so excited!
"..and on the island, there are lots and lots of sheep." The way you said that just made me laugh out loud for no reason LOL
Excellent video Clisare, I just realized not only are you one of my favorite ladies from the TRY Channel but you are the ONLY female youtuber that I am subscribed to.
That looks like a peaceful place to spend the night
Adding this to my list of places to see. 😊😊
Thanks Claire for your amazing visits of home x
It looks peaceful there. Thanks for the video
Great video , Clare !!! That young Lady does a fantastic job ! Looks like a great time ! 🧡🤍💚☘️☘️
I would definitely be going through that Church window three times! 😆 Protect me on my trip home, please!!! LOL
That's of the places I hope to stop at when I sail over there.
I will definitely be visiting it’s beautiful ❤
Even though I'm a very lousy tourist, this is something I would love to do. Seems to more exploring than touring and where you can actually learn somethings. Thank you, Clare. You're a darlin'.
Thank you so much for sharing this with us 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
More journalistic Irish wonderfulness from Claire the Journalist. Many thanks for your continuing efforts. Hi to Millie,,,
Beautiful island...but what a grueaome story!
Island and staying over alone...there's the start of a horror film
Phenomenal scenes from the island! Looks like it would be wild peaceful! Can’t wait to see more! As always, thanks for sharing!!!!! Greatly appreciate it! 💚🤍🧡
Well done Clare!
That was very interesting, thank you so much! The quiet reminded me of the aftermath of hurricane Katrina a bit. Of course New Orleans isn't anywhere near the Gulf of Mexico, but all the empty houses, with no one about, and no traffic at all made me feel like I was in a zombie movie. Living right next to a park where I'd see shadows moving at night didn't help. I'm very much looking forward to the vidoes you mentioned! Thank you!
Great video! Such a beautiful island! Thanks so much for sharing all the cool out of the way places around Ireland!
I truly love the Irish Lore and what a place to visit. Good on them for providing you with a lunch, had to chuckle a bit over that one little lady. Outstanding they are restoring some of the cottages. Enjoyed every minute of this one as always best to all and scritches for Miss Millie.
I've seen a movie about the last residents and would love to visit on my next trip to Ireland. Another lovely video ❤
Great video thank you for sharing that was a very beautiful Island and a great story and history lesson
Thanks, that is a very cool island!
I love visiting abandoned areas. Your tour of Ireland videos have been so lovely to watch. Thank you for all that you do for all of us! Sláinte! ~Be Blessed
Another great trip.
Thank you for taking me along on your adventures. I look forward to all your videos. Love from Ontario Canada
Another great video Claire
As always with your 'Irish Bucket List' videos...checked out of your list, going directly into mine🤩Inishkea looks beautiful and even more with the nice weather
thank you for showing us this video.
I love your contents Clare! Keep up
Love your road trip videos and how you show things off the beaten track. Really enjoying the Mayo stuff - my grandparents were born there. Definitely would like to take this tour. A few years back we visited Ireland and spent a night on Inishmore. I remember being struck by how quiet it was like you were mentioning here.
Ah, Irn Bru! Even though it is a Scottish soft drink, it is quite good (and one of the stores down the street from where I live in Boston sells both bottles and cans). That was a good tour of the island, though...
That looks like an amazing place to visit.
Thank you. 💗
Thank you, Claire ❤
Such a lovely place
Deirbhile sound like my kinda lady, and would do well in fending off the Tinder creeps these days :D
I always wonder if the last resident who stepped off the island understood how significant that was, and if it felt like grief or sadness to be leaving.
Very coooooooooo!
This sort of video makes me want to buy a small parcel somewhere and build or restore a small cabin for vacation use or possibly even several months a year. Helping rebuild the local micro-economy of a place like that while getting to know local neighbors would be great. Of course, it sounds like there is no remaining local community on this particular island at all, so it probably wouldn’t be a good fit for my idea.
I've enjoyed all your travel videos! I'll preface my question by saying that I know nothing about keeping sheep, but I have seen some videos where professional shearers have shown shearing sheep whose fleece had been badly matted and the neglected animals were suffering because of it. I'm curious as to who (if anyone) owns or tends to the sheep on this long-abandoned island?
I do think they’re owned by people who own land on the island but I asked, and I’m pretty sure she said they mostly just eat the grass on the island. Shearing is a good Q. 🤔
Why does this remind me of the film "The Secrets of Roan Inish?"
This reminded me of The Secret of Roan Inish.
Bhí sé seo go hiontach, go raibh mile maith agat!
The story about the eyes reminds of Minority Report.
Clisare, I just wanted to say hello. I hope that you are doing well. My brother and I want to go to Ireland and visit. I went to the Tartan Scottish museum here in the U.S. I gave the guy my great grandparents and grandparents names on my mom and dad's side. The guy looked it up and my whole family names were all from Scotland. That is 9 tartans in my family. I might have Irish heritage too.
Clisare, this is probably a dumb question. I want to date and Irish woman or Scottish woman. How can I meet someone?
would be great to go, if possible, before it gets all modernized and starbuck'd
I wonder why some of my ancestors left the magical place known as Ireland, over 1200 years ago.
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Could you do a video on The Addergoole 14 memorial?
Honey, you and that tour guide NEED hats! Wrinkle prevention! (Just look at the (JFK) Kennedy women who spent their lives sailing and playing tennis! 😱
I was wearing a hat! I just took it off for lunch because I also put suncream on my face during lunch but on the boat and exploring I was wearing one 😊
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When will you do Poulnabrone?
Where’s that?
@@Clisare County Clare,megalithic dolman,5,000 yrs old.
Was the white obelisk towards the end a lighthouse? Is the north island still inhabited?
Neither are inhabited anymore, except for one man who comes back to live on.. I think the North Island (unsure) alone in the summer! But you can rent one of the cottages on the South Island to stay there for a night.
The most notable thing about Derbhile was that the man was her dad and he ultimately killed her.
The man that wanted to marry her was her Dad….?!
@@Clisare my bad that was Saint Dymphna
Inis Cé
Ye have mentioned ye were from Mayo before...
Are you sure??? 🧐😂
@@Clisare Bloody well positive! (Ye may wanna review yer own videos...all 1000 of 'em)...
Poor man my arse..christ she must of really hated that man..
Dia duit
Looks perfect for a Russian Mobster, to buy the whole island.
Which they do ya know.
Put in a real Naval Dock
Rebuild it all better, and rent it back to the your generation, at half of
rate that Dublin gets.
Just like they've done in London, NYC, and Dublin. lol!
Maith an cailin. Ta se go h-iontacht an Gaeilge a cloiiseant.
Clisare darling,for those of us hard of hearing,and those who sometimes cannot make out what you're saying due to wind noise,or distance from camera or lost in translation, verbatim captions along the bottom would be so appreciated as the YT captions are so far off of actual words and misplaced,skipped,lost words that one cannot make out what's really being said..and if no one else appreciates it,I most sincerely would there girl ;-) slon slon.
There ARE verbatim captions edited into this video??? I’m so confused 😭😭
That's all Ireland needs is another American like me visiting to find my bastardized genetic homeland.