Just discovering your videos- thank you so much for sharing! They make me even more excited about our upcoming trip to Ireland and also ease a bit of my traveling anxiety. Cheers!
Thank you so much for watching! We LOVED Ireland and are starting to plan our next trip there. Our next few episodes will be on how we planned our trip, so let us know if you have any questions! Welcome to the channel!♥️
Hello from Ireland 🇮🇪. Really enjoying these videos. About the sheep with various colours on them... Another reason the farmer use it (it's called "raddle") is so they know which ewe has been see to by a ram, which has the raddle attached it's chest. These ewes will have a colour mark on their back. Raddle looks a bit like a big lump of lipstick and reminds me of that old song about lipstick and collars 😁. Looking forward to more videos. Go raibh maith agat! ☘️🇨🇮🙋🏼♂️
Thank you Don’s travels And rants for your comment! We enjoyed our time that day so much, that the research side was easy. If you have any ideas on lesser known sites near Connemara let us know. Hope you enjoy some of our other videos. 👍😁🇮🇪🇺🇸
@@thissecondhalfadventure it's nice to hear you like the place, when ya see the place everyday, ya don't appreciate it as much. Its a pity you didn't make it to the top of diamond hill, you could have gotten a good ariel view of kylemore abbey, the national park(I work there) is next to the the abbey, neighbours:)
@@donallmccrudden4812 Yes! I agree that most of us under appreciate what is around us every day. We really wanted to do the trail to Diamond Hill but didn’t have it in us that day. Sounds amazing! Since you work there, I have a question. We thought we saw some deer and goats on our hike. What kind of other animals are there ? Thanks.
@@thissecondhalfadventure 👍👍their is red deer, wild goats, foxes, badgers, hares, rabbits(in places), otters, pine Martins, stoats and plenty of bird and insect species. Basking sharks and several types of whales are occasionally seen, including killer whales on the very rare occasion. Large tuna are sometimes caught about 50 miles off the coast, a freind caught a 900 pound tuna once, it was so big it wouldn't fit in the boat.That's what I can think of, off the top of my head at the moment, still half asleep:)
