Top 10 Places to Visit In Ireland - Travel Guide

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Overall - conclusion from this video is that if you dont like a nature - there is nothing to see for you in Ireland.Iv been in many places in Ireland which are not in this video - what about towns and historical places?

Incredible.

My new favourite channel :) Thank you for doing this, it's almost like travelling for free :D

i have family in ireland have you gone to Leap (Lep) in Cork

Damn it’s the Luke Skywalker island

The Giants Causeway is in the UK not Ireland.

Everything is fine but why i can only see green and blue color in entire video 👀

Thanks!

Hey Ryan, What month did you visit (in the video)?

Ireland got even worse with anti-social behaviors from young Irish people like stealing a lot (Stealing everything you could think of), throwing eggs, mugging, and stabbing, just for 50 Euro worth of items in supposedly safe and luxurious areas. Drug is out of control and the police system does not protect you from such things mentioned in this comment. Accommodation is limited and not worth the price. Sad but True. I would even pay a little extra and fly anywhere to avoid this shit h@le

Super natural bro i can't believe it .
Thank you bro

Fabulous video, you picked really stunning spots. Skellig Michael has to be one of THE most beautiful places I ever visited on this amazing planet. Loved that you mentioned Errigal and Sliabh League( as I’m from Donegal)- a beautiful county!Well done

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Learn how to pronounce places when making videos. You managed to say Kerry and Gap of Dunloe correctly. Otherwise a beautifully made video well done

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I live in sligo a country in Ireland

You forgot Newmarket Cork where my lot come from mate

I live in ireland at killkenny

Glad you mentioned the Gap of Dunloe. I was there as a kid while on a camping holiday. I remember it as a totally magical place. Great to see it has hardly changed! Quite near the Gap of Dunloe are some mountains with the amazing name Macgillycuddy's Reeks!

Did you visit Mizen Head and Glendalough? Also amazing must see places.

omg i love ur video

this video is rich in content, shots and information. under 10 mins! awesome job, thanks ryan

Hi Ryan, thanks so much for the amazing video. We plan to visit Ireland in December. Which of these places that could be visited or doable in winter? Thank you Ryan.

Ireland was the first solo trip I ever took. I visited the majority of the places you described. But your description and images of Skelige makes me think I missed out. I even have a picture of the island from the Kerry coast. I want to go back

Hey Ryan! I have just discovered your channel (and subscribed!) and this is the second video I have viewed and I love them! Your presenting skills of the various places you visit, your videography and shear enthusiasm for your adventures are second-to-none.

I am from Northern Ireland, and I understand why you would have visited the Giants Causeway, it is one that our tourist offices like to push for visitors, but it is nothing compared to so much more that the country has to offer! You were indeed in the right area, as the north coast has some of the most amazing sights in all of the UK, never mind the country!

If you guys are back over here again for a visit, I'd be happy to take you to the hidden gems that our wee country has to offer that you wont find on tourism sites! Take care and keep up the great work!!

my older brother is living there, and im SOOO jealous. Ireland is such a beautiful place!

I never felt as small as I did on the Cliffs of Moher overlooking the Atlantic Ocean 🇮🇪☘️💖☘️🇮🇪

I love Ireland 🇮🇪❤️

Hm which one none of them stikl

I live in Macroom, Co. Cork and you picked some fantastic spots and showed them off well. There is quite a few more spots in the south west you would like, look forward to part 2! ☘

Why he sound like American

The Beara peninsula has it all, the most stunning scenery, irelands only cable car to dursey Island, the bull rock, (which has a sea tunnel which you go through in a rib boat), ireland only Buddhist temple at dzogchen beara Buddhist centre, ireland only man made beach at the best village in ireland, Allihies. Ireland largest fishing port at castletownbere, irelands prettiest village Eyeries, ireland tallest waterfall in Adrigole. There is so much more to see, Beara is a must visit location.

I'm from Ireland, come visit us in Waterford, the copper Coast.

First time l've ever seen a video that didn't mention Star Wars or Game of Thrones whilst at the iconic locations!

Thats true i think places in ireland i went visited omg its recommend magical natures..AMAZING PLACES

Im irish and i never thought people know abt it lol

Grave Plunda Le-Coon-da.

For me ireland is great place apart from ghost in republic of ireland belive or leave it dont about others what they say not my business at all

I live in Ireland

The food in Ireland is absolutely delicious as well. Nothing likes it’s reputation. Very high quality.

There are places without cliffs too! For those afraid of heights !!!

Really good video compiling tourist spots! Just, please, your pronounciation of somethings needs some work. For one, you said "island" half the time you were saying Ireland and when you weren't, you pronounced it as "ire-land", when it's pronounced closer to "arr-land", you pronounced the Irish word "briste", meaning broken, as "bríste" meaning trousers, I don't even know how to write down how you pronounced "Éire", just know it's pronounced closer to "air-ruh", and you pronounced Galway how it's written, when it's pronounced closer to "gall-way". Again, great video, just the pronunciation was a little bit painful at times. Have a good one!

If you ever go back to ireland you need to go up the vee. Its a drive from cahir to lismore and there is some great spots along the way to view. Its relatively untouristy but you may get caught in the traffic jams along the route and by traffic jams i mean sheep on the road. Lismore castle is breath taking being built overlooking a river, you cant go into the castle but you can walk around the grounds. In cahir there is a castle and you can still see some cannonballs stuck in the wall from the 1600s

At least try and pronounce the names correctly.

Some more locations on this list I will include my top 5:
1) The burren
2) Saint Patrick
3) Conemara
4) Kildare Village
5) Epic Irish immigration museum (Dublin)

I actually live in IRELAND

I live in Ireland for more than 5 years, and I've travelled here A LOT, and that list still gave me 8 new places to visit.

Ireland is a beautiful country! I especially love Kerry. The gap of Dunlow is a lovely day trip. There is a wishing bridge on your way down the hill that you showed in your video. There is also a lake in the mountains there called the devils punchbowl! Also fun fact about Cavan. There is a lake for each day of the year in that county! I did a project on Ireland once so that's how I know😅 if you have any questions you can ask and I'll see if I can remember from my project from years ago lol

Can you list where you stayed each night please?