MUST SEE places on your IRELAND TRIP
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- Опубліковано 31 тра 2024
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These are my favorite places and I know there are more that I haven’t visited so if you have any to add to the list please leave them in the comments.
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Well done there for your production of this beautiful video ...outstanding.... please keep up the good work!!!!!!!
Thank you so much! I truly appreciate it 💚💚💚
Very nice video, Andrea! Well done!!
Thank you so much! 💚💚💚
I've walked the whole circumference of the Dingle Peninsula. I'd highly recommend the Beara Peninsula, if you haven't been. Also the Aran Islands. The south coast of Inishmore has cliffs that are as spectacular as the Cliffs of Moher.
Great advice! I agree that the Beara Peninsula is beautiful! We tried to go to the Aran Islands in 2007 and the weather did not cooperate. Hopefully I will get another chance sometime 💚
I’ve watched so many UA-cam videos on Ireland, and yours showed me places I never heard of. Thank you so much.!
You are very welcome! I'm glad you learned about some new spots to check out!
Thank you! My husband and I are going in late September and there is just so much we want to see.
There is so much to see! Thank you for watching and I hope you have a great time in September 💚😄
Down there to the right shores of Lough Tay, most of the series ' The Vikings' was filmed.
So cool! The perfect scenery and so picturesque ☺️
wonderful video..on Ireland sorry the best video on Ireland.... thanks
Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked it 💚
De todos os vídeos sobre a Irlanda que assisti esse é o mais bem feito! Parabéns!
Paisagens fabulosas!!
Thank you so much! I truly appreciate it ❤️❤️❤️
Nicely done! I appreciate your video wasn't saturated with drone footage, like pretty much every other Ireland video! My wife and I found your video quite informative and will include many of your highlights in our visit this September. Thanks again!
I'm so glad you found it helpful! I hope you have a fabulous time 😊 Thank you for the positive feedback!
Best photos I've seen of Ireland. I wish the audio was stronger.
Thank you so much! I appreciate the feedback and will work on that for future videos.
Awesome video. What month did you travel?
Thank you! October 💚
Great job on the video, shows the gorgeous scenery Ireland has to offer. Were all these places seen in one trip? If so how long did that take?
And do you have any videos on Northern Ireland?
Most of these were 1 trip. There were a couple from my previous trips. You can see my itinerary on my website from my last 14 day trip. www.photoquesttraveler.com/youtube
Unfortunately, I haven't been to Northern Ireland yet.
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I haven't been to India. I'll have to look into it. Have you been to Ireland?
@@andreabernhardt Deccan india?
@golgumbazguide...4113 this video is about Ireland, so I was wondering if you've been there or want to travel there?
great video ,but the only thing is connemara and burren are better described as regions than national parks they have national parks contained within them,but they make up tiny % of the respective areas.Ideally they should all be contained within a national park but the state has not the money to buy up huge areas of private land,unless they move to a Uk model rather than a more american model that we have.
Thank you for that insight! 💚
What kind or brand of shoes are recommended?
I like Bogs or the Original Muck Boot company for boots. For waterproof tennis shoes or hiking shoes it's hard to find ones I really like. Look for ones that say waterproof (might say goretex). If they say water resistant, they won't keep your feet dry. If there's a brand you like, see if they make waterproof shoes.
Wondering if you have tips for bus and train travel in Ireland rather than renting a car ? Please & thank you.
Bus and train tips
- We did a train from Limerick to Dublin in 2007 and it worked great
- Planning is very important as you can't just get up and go, you are more reliant on a time schedule
- busses run less times on Sundays
- you may have to walk from a bus stop a ways to get to your destination
- what luggage you bring is very important cause you have to transport it on a bus and train and walk more
- when someone says it's just a short distance to walk, double what you are thinking it would take
- best part is you don't have to drive if you aren't comfortable with it
- you can take bus tours of popular places
- It just takes a little more planning and you may not see everything you would like to
- It is a great way to visit Ireland for the first time though
@@andreabernhardt Thank you - ideally would love to drive BUT am afraid if I nick the vehicle....since I travel solo & then the question of the driving on the left side of road & insurance etc etc
@@khadzak7496 totally get it! My sister was my navigator which helped a ton with finding where we were going. You have to do what's comfortable for you. I think you would have an amazing adventure by train, bus or car. It's a magical place!