Secrets of the Glens, The hidden village of Galboly, wildcamp at your peril, the Fairies will get U. 

Thank you very much for the update , really appreciate that . Any relation ?

@@Sagewitchevensong My brother - three of us went to St MacNissi's, better known of course as 'Garron Tower'.

@@corneliusokane317 wow , that’s incredible , I’m genuinely humbled that you watched and commented . Thank you Cornelius .

Liam Kinney knew the monk wasn't called Peader

Liam is certainly a character for sure , bumped into some great folk , tried to visit again but couldn’t find it . Must have moved it 😁🤣 thanks for watching ATVB Colin

Thanks very much Seamus ,it was a pleasure to meet you. Thanks for dropping by. ATB

Yup a bucket , who’d have thought eh ? It was a real golden opportunity talking with Liam and Donnell, thanks Gerry 👌

Awesome thanks !!

Thanks very much, it was a pleasure being there. ATB

You’re absolutely right Lisa/Tony , he’s a shrewd enough awl fella , really enjoyed talking to him . Thanks for dropping by . 👌🏻😁

It takes a wise man to act the fool, brilliant character :)

The Fae are the least of your worries here. If Liam takes a grudge against you youre doomed !! lol cheers Rob.

Theres something just so natural and spontaneous about chatting away to people youve never met before. think we all have that need for human contact.

Thanks very much bulldog, thought you might like the drone footage !!

It’s certainly worth a visit , if you can find it 😁 thank you , Colin

Thanks very much for taking the time to watch and comment . That was the first time that I visited my self and I’ve lived here all my life . It’s difficult to find as it’s not signposted , but I’m sure you’ll find it alright . Any problems when you’re over give me a shout and I’ll give you more guidance 😁👍🏻 ATVB Colin 👍🏻

@@Sagewitchevensong Thank you!!

It was really enjoyable to be there, think we all miss that human interaction with our fellow man. Thanks for your support MOC . ATB Maybe youll get back some day...Sligo is beautiful.

Pretty cool spot alright Jules , plans afoot to visit the top of the plateau ,which should prove interesting . Thanks mate 😁👌🏻

Thanks Chris, certainly will be looking out for that Fairey trap , I mean sink hole !! Must see if i can find that clip of you dancing, and include it in a future project. Like I said , you need to keep at it mate !!

@@Sagewitchevensong I really would love to see that footage I intend on getting back at it as i do love the camera. I am planning a few trips

Thanks , yes dandered up from the coast road end. Thankd for watching and commenting!!

Cheers Tony , cracking spot alright , thx for commenting mate 😁👌🏻

Ahhh cheers Sinco , managed to get out last weekend mate , great to be out again , waiting for the south to open up a bit more , need to get to Donegal and Kerry 🙏👍😁

Cheers mate , it is rather nice indeed . Fae heaven , felt it as soon as I got there .😉 well worth another explore on the top side .

@@Sagewitchevensong yes sure looked in pristine condition, well looked after😉

Its a beautiful spot alright, I was lucky to meet the owner whose mother and grandparents were born there, fascinating history. Yes unfortunate the fences were up but I can understand why , too many wombles about . Im being polite there. Cheers Stephen.

@@Sagewitchevensong But wombles make use of the things that they find, things that the everyday folk leave behind. 😛

@@StephenJReid 😁😂

It’s obvious we are not welcome by the owner , however as Liams land remains ‘open’ to visitors , I see no reason why you couldn’t hike through the hidden village and head on up top as the intro clip shows walkers heading up , I’d make sure I was well up the plateau as stealthy as possible with your pitch , no open fires and LEAVE NO TRACE . If you don’t mind sharing your camp with the Fae that is 😁😀 thanks for the sub will return the favour ATB

@@Sagewitchevensong I agree! I actually have bought myself a litter picker to take with me on walks now to remove anything I find rather than just being annoyed at those that left it there! It is amazing what is left in the middle of nowhere!

It’s really not as bad as it looks 👌🏻you’ll love it , thanks for dropping by ,appreciate it 👍ATB

Lovely day for a visit , Liam’s a wealth of knowledge for the area , you’re lucky to get chatting with him 😁👍🏻👍🏻 ATB Colin

Hey Chris , it was Runestone in the filming of game of thrones .it’s not being used now for filming , just left behind and protected .

@@Sagewitchevensong Honestly i wish they would take it away with them. They have ruined the village in my opinion

@@chrishawkins4289 it’s certainly a bit of an eye sore Chris

clachan /ˈklax(ə)n/ Learn to pronounce noun noun: clachan; plural noun: clachans (in Scotland or Northern Ireland) a small village or hamlet.

A clochán, or beehive hut, is a dry-stone hut with a corbelled roof, commonly associated with the south-western Irish seaboard. The precise construction date of most of these structures is unknown with the buildings belonging to a long-established Celtic tradition, though there is at present no direct evidence to date the surviving examples before c.AD 700".[1] Some associated with religious sites may be pre-Romanesque, he considers most fully intact structures to date after the 12th century or later.[2][3] It is where monks lived.

You are confusing clachan and clochan 😀

That someone was Donnell O'Loan long term member of the Glens of Antrim historical society and editor of their magazine The Glens. Pretty sure he knows what a clachan is.

He said claghan.