AP here. What a surprise and a delight to see this. Thanks Sean for the effort. I look forward to the tour of St Patrick’s too. I can’t wait to be in Dublin again.
Beautiful video based on A P's brilliant idea! I remember having been inside the cathedral in 1986, and I was very impressed by the interior, too. Anyway, the sunshine in Dublin may serve us all as an encouraging sign for a better future with buskers around the city centre, hopefully not too far away... Thank you, Sean, for having produced this video and sharing it!
I can't remember me I saw this cathedral before. Thanks so much for showing it to us. Next time I'll be in Dublin I'll surely watch it. Maybe you can show us some more from Dublin? Thanks and have a great weekend!
Such a beautiful vibrant city full of history an character ..that was beautiful Sean ..stunning thanku so much ..what a beautiful idea happy Saturday have a great day much love being god bless x
Stunning architecture indeed! Beautiful building, great video. Thank you for taking your time doing this tour Sean, and a great request by your subscriber!
This is amazing for me Sean - I am a stonemason by profession - I'm always intrigued by the stone work on all the older buildings. When I look at these monuments of time I always give a thought to the men who actually worked on these buildings. Thanks for the insight mate - I'm sure others get alot of enjoyment out of these tours just as I do. 👍👋👋👋👋
well done Sean a great piece some great information and the the filming was good the gimbal really made a difference loved the Armenian victim sculpture and some more local sculptures/ famous landmarks would be another good piece but again a great piece and as always really appreciated .❤👍👏👏👏👏👏
I’m a newbie to your channel! I’m a 24/7 caregiver to an old man, so money & time to travel is obviously not plentiful lol, but I’m thrilled to travel thru people like you & visit places I know I’ll never be able to go to. Ireland has always fascinated me, so this is great! Thank You!
Another beautiful video on Dublin thank you Sean your getting so good at this now .Your getting very talented love to be there. Ireland and Dublin.keep up the good work.Wishing you well.👨👨👨🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈
Love the old cobblestone streets! I live in America & there’s a tiny town in Kansas called Goodland , & their Mainstreet is still all brick. I’m told an American Indian man laid all those bricks in record time
Love the images & the way you filmed it Sean.I always got a chill down my spine whenever I walked or drove past Christchurch Cathedral after hearing this apparently true story - Elgy Gillispie writing in the The Irish Times on 19 June 1975 fleshed out the story considerably. The journalist was given a tour of the vaults of the Cathedral by guide Joe Coady who recounts the tale of the ‘Tragic Demise of Lieutenant Blacker”: In August 1822, this young officer of the 78th Regiment of Foot came down with fellow mourners into the crypt to attend the funeral of his colonel, a Sir Samuel Auchmuty … In the gloom of the crypt Blacker lost his sense of direction and inadvertently wandered into the underground passage … He was attacked by a species of large river rats that populated the tunnels … His skeleton was found, picked clean to the bone, beside his broken sword by a search party two days later. After that the tunnel was filled. Tour guide Joe Coady said that the sword was still in the possession of the Cathedral but not kept on display. Like most old tales, there’s a couple of versions. Kevin Fitzsimons told an Irish Press journalist, in a 6 July 1967 article, that it was a “dragoon officer” who was got lost in the passageways with his dog. He was found months later eaten by rats while his dog had been accidently decapitated in the fight for survival
Dear Sean, thanks a million for this lovely video. I love the sightseeing with you, so I'd love to see more. As long as it's not possible to visit you in real life. Hope it will be possible in 2022 when you are going to have your 100th anniversary! All the best Sean, stay safe!
You will find a great may ancient religious buildings all around Ireland and Britain, a magnificent feast for the eyes of those who love old church architecture.
Thanks Sean for another tour of Dublin. I will never see it myself but at least through your camera l get to see some of it. Thankyou your a legend. Cheers Rob.
been here and passed it more than once in the past etc................great to hear from u Sean and DCT................looking forward .........more video,s "to come".............."Fab"...............
