All attractions, our hotel, Google Map areas, etc, linked here in one free PDF guide: drive.google.com/file/d/1nHdkaFteSXmwMogVjMiDDddKY0pSRk_Q/view?usp=share_link video made possible by its sponsor Get Your Guide, a one stop shop for booking attractions around the world.
Honestly the best quality travel videos on here. No gimmicks, just wonderful visuals, clear and funny commentary, and useful info. Thank you so much for making these! ❤
You just have that natural voice for perfect commentary in these kind of videos and I love how you keep it funny too. Cheers you two! Keep on doing great work as always 😀
As usual your videos are informative and very pleasant. Although I have no desire to visit Ireland, your video was calming, relaxing and very good. Very good videography and narration.
Wow, super video and amazing experiences! Thanks for sharing it. I've been in Dublin since 2010, and what you showed about your trip to Ireland is definitely an inspiration to explore this beautiful country much more. 💚☘️ I'm glad you enjoyed your time here! Cheers!
Amazing video! This made us miss Ireland so so much and want to go back that much more. We wanted to go to trinity college when we were there but ran out of time. The Book of Kells would be so cool to see. We decided to skip Temple Bar because we assumed it was just a tourist trap haha. Love the unique instruments the band was playing- how cool! Candice, Andrew & Riley 🐾
Pro tips for the hotel: staycity gives 10% off if you book on your phone and sometimes random days have a 10-20% discount for no discernible reason (I.e. you get 10% off if you book the 1st through 3rd but not the 1st through 4th) which helps if your dates are flexible. These are all on top of the 10% member discount. This can make a multibed room cheaper than a budget chain room and it’s so much nicer.
Ive been in Belfast this year, and i cant imagine how much more wonderful Dublin could be! It feels like heaven, stepping your own foot on your dreamed place..🥰 It is the place to be! 🇮🇪🇵🇭
I love Dublin, me encanta Blá Cliath. Thanks for this great video. I watched a week after visiting this beautiful city, but still enjoyed it. The new Book of Kells experience is great as is a trip to Glendalough and The Valley of the Boyne. The local food is great (muy rica) especially the fish and great vege options everywhere. Surprisingly for me the coffee is great too. Sláinte a chara.
VERY well done! Honest and real and, professionally put together. Furthermore, the timing is excellent as I will be in Dublin later this month. Thank you - already subscribed and love your channel.
You picked all the perfect attractions to visit . All of which we've been. Great info , a wonderful guide for first time tourists. Do you have a favorite attraction ? Well done mate 👍👍👍 Jim and Harriet
Just been in Dublin and we loved it! Love the atmosphere Irish are just very lovable ❤ it’s such an easy destination to enjoy yourself You ve done a great job we will return and try some of those I expect Sabrina🇫🇷🇬🇧
I was in Dublin many, many years ago and I loooooved it. The Book of Kells is really amazing and I enjoyed Christ Church more then St. Patrick, too. Thank you for this video.
Such a great video!! We're considering a trip to Dublin in the near future (just priced out airline employee - ZED - fairs on Air Lingus and started getting very excited about the prospects!!) 😁👍
Another excellent video Paul. Very interesting and funny, I laughed out loud quite a bit😊 I had decided not to go to Ireland this time around but your video has inspired me to make a way......thanks again Paul👍
Hey. Yeah I remember it being sooner but google maps says otherwise. We were driving from the centre of the city so I’m doing it from there not from the outskirts. Also, nice to stop for a Kit Kat.
Hey. I edit all my videos (currently at least) and for an average video, 2-3 weeks. I’ve done a deep dive on how I edit my videos on my second channel @carryonmonkey if you’re interested
@@yermanoffthetelly , Sorry I should be Clear. Work is hard because of age discrimination. I'm lucky, I own my own flat but you're right. the idiots at Dail Eireann have really messed up the property since 2008.
Dublin has really gone downhill - skid row tents on so many streets, homeless and drug problems. Its the most dangerous city i have ever been to. Total rip off and expensive. And to top it all the weather is awful
I'm from Blanchardstown, and I've lived in Dublin since 1972. It is very rough here in parts. the people can be really aggressive. Lived in Liverpool since COVID, which I loved, but I had to return thanks to losing my career and Liz Truss Sapping all the benefits away. had to return because my house is here, but I'd much prefer to get out to Liverpool or Galway. Compare Dublin to Prague. There is no crime practically in Prague.
The Skid Row tents are international protection applicants. Irish homeless people mainly get hotel accommodation. If you’re living in a tent and you have a green card or citizenship, you’re choosing to live in that tent. The drug problem in the North Inner City has always been there. Going there for a vacation is like going to Tower Hamlets or Newark New Jersey for the vibes. I checked the 2023 crime rate and on a European basis it is on the higher end but then again so is every other capital city. London, Paris and Brussels are all higher and pretty much every other capital city is around 2 points on a 100 point scale apart from each other. It sounds like you have no actual connection to Dublin. It sounds like you read the Daily Mail and have an axe to grind for some reason. Anyone with any connection to the place would understand that the “skid row” tent situation is purely because Ireland’s population has grown by 350,000 since the start of Covid, most of which are refugees. As for the weather: welcome to the North Atlantic. We’re all in the same boat.
