Beautiful castle😮

❤just beautiful 😊😊

I don't think that there are any Tawny Owls in Ireland. Looks good though.

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We'll be there!

Built in 1842 she means surely? Not 1942..

This was great - thank you.... do you need a taller table? Hope you don't hurt your back...

Start: Magilligan Point, Limavady. Mount Binevenagh, Limavady. Mac Lir Statue, Limavady. Downhill, Coleraine. Mussenden Temple, Coleraine. Downhill Demesne, Coleraine. Portstewart Strand, Portstewart. The Cliff Walk, Portstewart. Promenade, Portstewart. Rinagree Point, Portstewart. West Strand Beach, Portrush. Ramore Head, Portrush. East Strand Beach, Portrush. White Rocks, Portrush. Dunluce Castle, Bushmills. Runkerry Beach, Bushmills. Old Bushmills Distillery, Bushmills. Bay of the Cow, Bushmills. Giant's Causeway, Bushmills. Amphitheatre, Bushmills. Port Moon Bothy, Bushmills. Whitepark Bay, Bushmills. Portbraddan Harbour, Bushmills. Ballintoy Harbour, Ballintoy. Sheep Island, Ballintoy. Carrick-A-Rede Rope Bridge, Ballycastle. Kinbane Castle, Ballycastle. Ballycastle Harbour, Ballycastle. Rathlin Island, Ballycastle. Fair Head, Ballycastle. Torr Head, Ballymena. End:

I always put lots of loves and mustard and it's delicious

I knew this girl 40 years ago. Knew she had talent then and I loved her for it. Lost touch and I am so glad to see her happy and successful. I have passed her by unrecognised on foot and on Scooter since.x

Outfit is for Road Bike for fuck sake.

👍👏😊♥️🇺🇸 Thanks for posting

My most favorite Irish Castle, I would love to go back to Ireland to see it again.

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Very cool

A great story! and narrator!

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Thank you I really enjoy that I was there many many years ago but I don't remember the statue, can you give me any info. I am living in Canada but my Father was a Ballymoney man I do return home most yrs . My family name is McKenna butchers Church St Ballymoney .

Lots of familiar stuff here Lucy!

Abhartach wearing an aristocratic outfit with red-lined cape, signature of Dracula adaptations, is hillariously stupid. Should I trust anything from this video? Or is this an attempt to promote Irish culture, exaggerating Abhartach's influence on Bram Stoker's work? See, you say "we know" that Stoker was there when Wilde told the story. But firstly, I don't know if that is true. And if it is, that still doesn't prove anything about Dracula's origin. We're taking giant leaps and assumptions in an incredibly nuanced reality...

That was a lovely story. Thank you for that. I live in Ballymoney and my maiden name is McIlroy but I don't think I'm related to this shoemaker.

Was that Margaret Montgomery I saw there ? Used to have such a schoolboy crush on her ! 😍😂😂

The council could have at least weeded the place jesus Christ how embarrassing

Was this filmed on a Nokia 3310 quality is so bad

Great video! The video increases my anticipation to see the wonderful coast, the wonderful Glens and the hospitable people there again! Many greetings from Lübeck / Germany

If you're curious about the tunes that Ciaran Kelly & I played, here are the details: #1 - Miss Hamilton - This lovely slow tune was composed by Cornelius Lyons (c. 1670 - c. 1740) an Irish harper and composer of harp tunes. He was the harper of the Earl of Antrim. Donnchadh Ó hAmhsaigh, known in English as Denis Hempson, from around Magilligan, also a harper, was a great admirer of Cornelius Lyons and played a number of fine baroque-style variation sets by Lyons. Sadly, only one of the tunes Lyons composed actually survives & this is "Miss Hamilton". #2 - The Coleraine Regatta - This is the tune to an old song which is believed to have been composed by the blind Fiddler of Myroe, James McCurry, who is also responsible for passing on the Derry / Londonderry Air to 'Danny Boy'. The song lyrics were collected by Sam Henry & can be found on page 74 of Sam Henry's 'Songs of the People'. The song mentions a few things of local interest, including 'The Derry Standard', the Coleraine Regatta itself of course, Portrush, 'Newtown' which I believe is the old name for Limavady & the Fife & Drums playing an old tune 'Kate fa Gowrie'. Cheers, Dick

I live in Ballymoney

#bigest fan go james mahoney #remember when ur famous

Great telling Stephen. I'm off to find his grave.

Well done Stephen,I was`nt aware of the Friary history, I visited Bonamargy , it is an eerily enchanting place, now you`re story confirms just that.

Well done Madeline, enjoyed that wee story.

Well done Martin the boy yea...... Yea done a gid job mucker.

Madeline what a lovely story - Its great to see you, albeit on KZbin

Very enjoyable. Thank you.

Some say Christmas isn't a season, it's a feeling. It's also loving kindness in action. Thank you for the gift of this story.

A great Daddy, Entrancing story, Enthralling, Enchanting, Entertaining, Excellent telling. Thanks for that Stephen.

Beautiful storytelling Stephen! You've captured the true spirit of Christmas. Thank you! Best to you and yours!

Your story leaves me warm all the way through my insides. Beautiful. Thank you!

Absolutely wonderful story. Thank you, Stephen.

Fantastic storytelling, Stephen. Heartfelt, and showing the true spirit of the season.

Ho Ho Ho-vid 19. Merry Christmas Dungiven.

Dancing at home

Well done everyone. Have a great Christmas.

Well done Aaron.

Tremendous performance Yasmin, you are so talented.

This Good enjoyment in the house

Hello EVERYONE

Sad and Chilly. Intriguing story, thank you

Amazing place. Wish to visit someday. Thanks for the tour.