72 Hours in Dublin

[@sofiaportilla]

Such an amazing video! Thanks for sharing those cool places.

[@marcosfrotamerg9355]

Fantastic! One mor inscribed! What equipment did you use?

[@ajdelaup1079]

Going in May and can not wait, boy I'm excited.

[@belgotany]

Да, интересно, мне нравится Япония ее кухня.. спасибо

[@大庭咲良-b8t]

I love this video and it made me miss Irelaaaaaaaaand!

[@lorrimiller7010]

There are many talented musicians on Dublin’s streets. He man at 0:41 seconds is one of the best. You will find him mostly on Grafton street near Boodles jewelry ( Phil Lynott statue,Bruxxels)

[@mMarty9696]

Could you please list all the places shown in the video? I would really appreciate it:) thanks for the gorgeous video!😘

[@discoverireland]

It's a super video indeed! Trinity Library, Graton Street and Bewleys to name but a few on day one. Is there anywhere in particular that caught your eye? ☘️

[@maxdugan5319]

Discover Ireland any chance of day two and three. Looking to go and recreate your trip!

[@mossy1s]

Guinness brewery, Temple bar, Jameson distillery, Johnny Foxes, Killiney Hill, all the others mentioned. ... Look there's no way you can do all this in 72 hrs and call it a peaceful vacation. Every one of these places are worth the time to see and visit but rushing around like a headless chicken won't be a great vacation.

[@mMarty9696]

mossyTV I've been in Dublin for 2 days and I've just managed to see trinity library, Guinness storehouse, Phoenix park, the cathedrals, temple bar, st. Stephen green and a bit of wandering around the city centre with Christmas lights on. But Dublin is worth more than a 48/72 hours visit

[@mossy1s]

And there's much more. You could spend several years in Dublin and still find new stuff. It's a very old City with lots of hidden secrets. Don't fastrack your vacation in Dublin if you intend to really see the reality and beauty of Dublin. For instance right beside Johnny Foxes is Three Rock Mtn, with several megalithic mounds and others hidden. Right there you have the blue light pub with its own interesting history if you can manage to get it out of the owners. Fairy Castle mound is there among others hidden in the forest, and the Hell Fire Club is there etc etc etc. So much to see, each with a very long history of it's own.

[@saurabhkambliSaukaONE]

2nd last girls smile is beautiful !!!!!!

[@lucianavitrugno]

Amazing video!!

[@fatihaarab1548]

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[@barriecubbon6402]

Been there many times. Start at Kilmainham Goal to learn Ireland's history

[@discoverireland]

Great advice, Barrie! Many of our Community members will benefit from your tips, so do not hesitate to jump in and help! bit.ly/2LfZvPV

[@bookwormmkd]

Okay but where is that dessert at at the beginning??

[@gastondeveaux3783]

Brilliant video! I want to buy a hat where you were at 1:20 and rent a bike where you were at 3:55. Can you name those places ? Thanks !!! Cheers from Canada.

[@JayChouFanatic]

Where did you go for the view at 3:43? and Where are the deers in Phoenix Park? You mentioned Dublin Abby? I don't understand where that is. Thanks!

[@abbyh2344]

Where is the place with the deer?

[@discoverireland]

You can find them in Phoenix Park in Dublin Abby. :)

[@lorrimiller7010]

When drinking Irish whiskey I prefer Red breast 12,15 or 21

[@hilikok87]

Hi Can anyone tell me please if this video was taken with a Go-pro? I'm not sure about the Sony FDR- beacuse this camera can not be placed in the center of the forehead. Many thanks (:

[@arronenglish]

pretty sure they shot it with a sony a7r on a rigged helmet

[@mossy1s]

Jaysis your a busy lad. There's no way I could cover that many places in such short time without not enjoying it. The video is on steroids. Fast tracking a visit like that just seems stressful. Yes all these places are great but each take their own time. 72hrs is unreasonable except for an advertisement. You were even on Killiney Hill as well lol.

[@harinderdulai7072]

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