I spent two weeks there last November, I was to go to Paris, but, had to cancel due the awful events that occurred. It rained every day, but, I had the best time ever. Dublin has everything you could possibly want. The people were friendly yet stylish and attractive. I saw the most beautiful women. The food was of a much higher quality than the food we eat here in the states. I did go to the Green Hen which was very good. The shopping was also very good. I liked Brown Thomas and lots of small shops around Grafton Street. Dublin can easily rival many cities around the world. I've been to London, but, I enjoyed Dublin much more.
Well, in terms of the costs of living (at the least), Dublin, certainly, rivals New York (e.g. to be able to survive in Dublin, by yourself, i.e. no one to share the costs of living with, and/or no social welfare assistance, you need a salary/wage of, at least, €4000/month; conversely, for a similar living scenario in New York, you need a salary/wage of, at least, $4000/month).
So many great spots in this video. I love Against the Grain! I moved to Dublin about 6 months ago and I just love it here. I've been posting weekly videos of my travels around Europe and my most recent is from Dublin!
Back around the 1950's, 60's, or 70's, my family owned a family pub in Dublin, Ireland and ran by great grandparents and grandparents. Me and my Mom never been to Ireland as we were both born and have grown up our whole lives in Canada. I hope to visit Dublin, Ireland some day.
If u haven't visited yet save urself some money by booking directly with the hotel or bed n breakfasts directly and u don't have to book accommodation in the city centre as public transport is frequent and cheap. Look online for even more savings.
Why does every advert for Ireland centre around alcohol? No wonder that girl was refused the Job is South Korea..... This is what our tourist board pushes.....
Understand what your saying, but we do have the best pubs in the world, and when people are on holidays they like good food and a good drink, that girl was refused a job on a stereotype, one that's hard for us to shake, EU statistics on alcohol dependency show we are well below other countries, the tourist boards website Discover Ireland is a fantastic example of what we have to offer!
There were three sections. Drink Just happened to be one of them for obvious reasons. Guinness is a well known brand throughout the world and for those who enjoy it really do like the tour. I for one did. I do wish they had included Dublin Castle and/or Trinity College as both were two more great things to see in Dublin but I would not say this centered around alcohol. Hell, they would have included the Jameson Distillery in here if that was there goal.
36 hours in Dublin not Ireland, when you centre an program like this in one city the scope of topics will be limited . Saying that I do think Dublin has more to offer than what was shown here.
Despite stereotypes, the Irish are not the world’s biggest boozers not by a long shot. According to data just compiled by the World Health Organization, Ireland did not make the list of top twenty drinking countries, although it did come close at number 21 on the list for most alcohol consumption, just behind France and Australia. The 2014 Global status report on alcohol and health has Belarus at number one with 17.5 liters of alcohol consumed per capita, for population ages 15 years or over in 2010. Moldova followed at the number two spot at 16.8 liters of alcohol consumed. In comparison, the Irish drank 11.9 liters, while Americans, 48 on the list, drank 9.2 liters.
Hmm, considering the Americans' (binge) drinking habits, the other way around (between the Irish, and the Americans) would have seemed more appropriate.
NYT managed to make the fascinating and beautiful city of Dublin seem boring. There's so much more to Dublin (or any other place for that matter) than food.
Wish I was surprised that the only people criticising Dublin are people from Ireland, Dublin is one of the best cities in the world for tourism and should be on everyone's to do list.
I trust most Irish people (in Ireland and Europe) are lovely! I've just gotten a bad impression of "Irish" people (who were all "Irish"-Americans) and often tended to be racist, far right, and close minded. Walking down the street on St. Patrick's Day in America and having people yell profanity at me isn't nice. But, yes! I forgot to mention, my wife is Scots-Irish (from Scotland, not America), so there are nice Irish. lol
+Steve J Honestly i'd say you will have a great time and its not like its nazi germany of course its not a problem that your a non white American. Slan from over here in Dublin.
+Steve J . Twelve years living in New York and have never had anyone yell profanities at me on St Patricks Day. Perhaps you drew it on yourself. Dublin was voted the second most friendly city last year in a world survey so you'll get a great welcome. Just steer clear of the Unionist parades in Northern Ireland during the summer months. They don't take well to foreigners up there I hear.
Jim Johns it isn’t a british drink. It’s made in Ireland, designed in Ireland and the brand Guinness is headquartered in Dublin. It’s been that way for 260 years.
if you watch this and think ireland is a good place like it used to be youll be dead wrong our own people wont stay here basically the irish is moving on to england australia and canada and sorts while the rest of europe comes to ireland
Your an idiot ireland is great our people leave because there's few jobs while people from worse off Eastern European countries come here for a brighter future?? You obv don't know the real ireland.
Pfff, "the rest of europe comes to ireland"?!? You might wanna reconsider/rework"the statements" you're uttering (or, in this case, scribbling)!!! Also, how did/does it work for "the irish... moving on to england australia and canada and sorts"?!?
36 hours in this plase? Are you off your mind!! The only way I go in this plase is on a spesiall moterbike that gos 500 miles to hour. And not get off it!!
Fantastic line "no great conversation ever started with 'I was having a salad'" hilarious.
I spent two weeks there last November, I was to go to Paris, but, had to cancel due the awful events that occurred. It rained every day, but, I had the best time ever. Dublin has everything you could possibly want. The people were friendly yet stylish and attractive. I saw the most beautiful women. The food was of a much higher quality than the food we eat here in the states. I did go to the Green Hen which was very good. The shopping was also very good. I liked Brown Thomas and lots of small shops around Grafton Street. Dublin can easily rival many cities around the world. I've been to London, but, I enjoyed Dublin much more.
True Irish? So because Dublin isn't packed to the rafters with folksy culchies, it isn't truly Irish? What a load of bollocks.
Opening Salvo the west is just better
Well, in terms of the costs of living (at the least), Dublin, certainly, rivals New York (e.g. to be able to survive in Dublin, by yourself, i.e. no one to share the costs of living with, and/or no social welfare assistance, you need a salary/wage of, at least, €4000/month; conversely, for a similar living scenario in New York, you need a salary/wage of, at least, $4000/month).
So many great spots in this video. I love Against the Grain! I moved to Dublin about 6 months ago and I just love it here. I've been posting weekly videos of my travels around Europe and my most recent is from Dublin!
Back around the 1950's, 60's, or 70's, my family owned a family pub in Dublin, Ireland and ran by great grandparents and grandparents. Me and my Mom never been to Ireland as we were both born and have grown up our whole lives in Canada. I hope
to visit Dublin, Ireland some day.
LazarusPlays Nice bit of casual racism thrown in there. What ruined places are these exactly?
If u haven't visited yet save urself some money by booking directly with the hotel or bed n breakfasts directly and u don't have to book accommodation in the city centre as public transport is frequent and cheap. Look online for even more savings.
Love Dublin and Ireland :)
Psyching myself up for my upcoming move to Dublin, bring it on!
It's very cool! I really like this country and Dublin
Why does every advert for Ireland centre around alcohol? No wonder that girl was refused the Job is South Korea..... This is what our tourist board pushes.....
Understand what your saying, but we do have the best pubs in the world, and when people are on holidays they like good food and a good drink, that girl was refused a job on a stereotype, one that's hard for us to shake, EU statistics on alcohol dependency show we are well below other countries, the tourist boards website Discover Ireland is a fantastic example of what we have to offer!
Ye because the New York Times is the Irish Tourism board apparently :P
Thats where they get their info Kenneth.
There were three sections. Drink Just happened to be one of them for obvious reasons. Guinness is a well known brand throughout the world and for those who enjoy it really do like the tour. I for one did. I do wish they had included Dublin Castle and/or Trinity College as both were two more great things to see in Dublin but I would not say this centered around alcohol. Hell, they would have included the Jameson Distillery in here if that was there goal.
36 hours in Dublin not Ireland, when you centre an program like this in one city the scope of topics will be limited . Saying that I do think Dublin has more to offer than what was shown here.
I miss a lot this fair city.
Thank you for sharing Ireland, I hope to see more.
From Mark Keefes Mother
Jean Marie
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I only shared this from me to you.
Its just a link on NYT about Dublin. :)
Oh, now I get it! Thanks a lot.
L.M.
Tell me if I did something wrong?
L.M.
I'm from Dublin Ireland and my house is 5min's walk from Guinness can see it from my house
nice place
Good Video highlighting Dublin
i iive here all my ife and not been to any these places
Was just thinking the same thing how narrow minded ar we.
I usually just stay up here in tallaght😂😂😂
Despite stereotypes, the Irish are not the world’s biggest boozers not by a long shot.
According to data just compiled by the World Health Organization, Ireland did not make the list of top twenty drinking countries, although it did come close at number 21 on the list for most alcohol consumption, just behind France and Australia.
The 2014 Global status report on alcohol and health has Belarus at number one with 17.5 liters of alcohol consumed per capita, for population ages 15 years or over in 2010.
Moldova followed at the number two spot at 16.8 liters of alcohol consumed. In comparison, the Irish drank 11.9 liters, while Americans, 48 on the list, drank 9.2 liters.
+Cú Chulainn (Zombie Jesus) you sound like you're happy we are dropping down the list and losing our identity...lol
+Cú Chulainn (Zombie Jesus) . Shhhhh! You are destroying our reputation :)
Hmm, considering the Americans' (binge) drinking habits, the other way around (between the Irish, and the Americans) would have seemed more appropriate.
The city looks well there to be fair, pity the scumbags and gear heads are allowed to roam around the city center making it look bad
+SuperMaoman Any ambo boss?
Interesting place
NYT managed to make the fascinating and beautiful city of Dublin seem boring. There's so much more to Dublin (or any other place for that matter) than food.
I see this then I think of Cardiff and wales in general.....oh dear! Edinburgh is also very nice.
Can't wait to be back in 3 months
I would love to visit there someday.
Wish I was surprised that the only people criticising Dublin are people from Ireland, Dublin is one of the best cities in the world for tourism and should be on everyone's to do list.
It’s because if you’re only there for a few days you won’t really experience the bad side, it’s nice place to visit but not that good to live in
@@despacitogaymer4824 from opinion to opinion, personally, I'd like to live in Dublin, but only on a temporary basis (no more than a year).
I moved to Dublin in 1996 and never regretted a moment since. Its magical
I thought Ireland has something more than alcohol to offer. Maybe, I'm wrong?
Lots more pal, I dont drink and this is by far my favourite place on earth having been to over 8 countries (fair enough thats not loads but still)
Which proves that we are a caring country, despite the fact that we caused NONE of the issues we are prepared to help those who are less fortunate..
Has the price of listening to the Celtic Tiger roar been worth it? Tough call. I would say, "No"
.... I was havin' a salad lol!
Hipster dublin... doesnt even begin to illustrate our culture!
Best city on the planet
I will like to visit Dublin someday,meet someone serious if there is any lol.
Ann deas!
i'm going here next month!! super excited... are irish people nice to non-white americans? i'm not white. lol
+Steve J Why wouldn't we be. Every single European country has a far right political party, except Ireland.
I trust most Irish people (in Ireland and Europe) are lovely! I've just gotten a bad impression of "Irish" people (who were all "Irish"-Americans) and often tended to be racist, far right, and close minded. Walking down the street on St. Patrick's Day in America and having people yell profanity at me isn't nice. But, yes! I forgot to mention, my wife is Scots-Irish (from Scotland, not America), so there are nice Irish. lol
+Steve J Honestly i'd say you will have a great time and its not like its nazi germany of course its not a problem that your a non white American. Slan from over here in Dublin.
+Steve J . Twelve years living in New York and have never had anyone yell profanities at me on St Patricks Day. Perhaps you drew it on yourself. Dublin was voted the second most friendly city last year in a world survey so you'll get a great welcome. Just steer clear of the Unionist parades in Northern Ireland during the summer months. They don't take well to foreigners up there I hear.
+Steve J For you to imply us Irish or Irish americans as racist only implys you(the individual) as racist.
willy wonka and the Guiness factory
Look at all those daithi de nogla's
NIALL HORAN.
Great women there pure glam makeup and so feminine 😍😍😍😍
And this is why Ireland is the best country lads
im wose born in Drogheda but wen i were 6 i moved to Dublin
Guinness... not owned by an Irish person. Good British drink, just FYI....
Jim Johns it isn’t a british drink. It’s made in Ireland, designed in Ireland and the brand Guinness is headquartered in Dublin. It’s been that way for 260 years.
Lucy are you there??? I'm pradeep
if you watch this and think ireland is a good place like it used to be youll be dead wrong
our own people wont stay here
basically the irish is moving on to england australia and canada and sorts
while the rest of europe comes to ireland
Your an idiot ireland is great our people leave because there's few jobs while people from worse off Eastern European countries come here for a brighter future?? You obv don't know the real ireland.
Pfff, "the rest of europe comes to ireland"?!? You might wanna reconsider/rework"the statements" you're uttering (or, in this case, scribbling)!!! Also, how did/does it work for "the irish... moving on to england australia and canada and sorts"?!?
Lol where jacksepticeye at. He lives in Ireland
Xinomico Zerio He's from Athlone. Chances are that he might be in Dublin.
Seabear hmm.
Cork is way nicer, Dublin is so dirty.
Cork is ugly
Ireland today is where Russia was under Yeltsin. Tomorrow, it will resemble Detroit.
36 hours in this plase? Are you off your mind!! The only way I go in this plase is on a spesiall moterbike that gos 500 miles to hour. And not get off it!!
+Silas Lang lol if this guy is America he is a disgrace. Ireland is an amazing country that I can't wait to move to.
sincerely
An American
you wont last long til you're back in America, ireland is cold, wet, dark & depressing!
stephen flynn I believe you mean The Midlands
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