County Antrim: Ireland Explained

[@GeographyWorld]

I've been planning to do this series for a long time so finally, here's the first episode! Next episode will be County Armagh. I will also continue to make other content as well on the channel.

[@ipadair7345]

This is pretty intriguing as learning about various countries, and regions, and areas is so awesome, like it as a redditter may say it makes the thinking machine go brr... . Plus learning about various cultures is just so cool, like one just feels like they learned so much more about the world. Plus it seems, that you also seem to know so much gaelic culture, or mythology which is so awesome. As having a culture and nationality seems so awesome. I mean it isn't like I don't have it's just in my country or any locality I've lived in people don't seem to respect or know about their culture and history only about science. You're doing an awesome job Good Luck, and hope that people get to know about this series and learn more about the Great Island Ireland. Hope you're having a great spring. :)

[@GeographyWorld]

One mistake in the video: the Titanic was built from 1909 to 1911, its voyage started in 1912.

[@JamesKerLindsay]

Great stuff! Thanks. I’ve been looking forward to this. I know next to nothing about Northern Ireland - or the counties of Ireland more generally. This was a brilliant overview!

[@GeographyWorld]

Thanks! What I love about the counties of Ireland is that even though they're small, each is unique in their own ways.

[@versal5108]

I learned stuff I didn't even know about my county from this, great video. Thanks for using the term "Island of Ireland" also

[@alexdude3626]

Really interesting and well put together. Should be mini TV series.

[@GeographyWorld]

Thank you!

[@cycklist]

Love Harland & Wolffe being 'hello and welcome'! Brilliant.

[@GeographyWorld]

Thanks!

[@geoffwhite7535]

if try a lift is in leg

[@ivandinsmore6217]

Very interesting. I am looking forward to your episode on Donegal.

[@Meathforsam]

looking foward to the next video great series my guy

[@Angela-tx7hb]

Lovely video! Many many of my ancestors are from this area. I can’t believe they left!

[@VirtualFeats]

Hello! I like running in Ireland. Sending love from Fans in Ireland 🇮🇪

[@brandonmckay1912]

Northern Ireland 🇬🇧

[@kennyg64]

I believe that l have ancestors who lived in Antrim before they immigrated to the US back in the early 1700s.

[@jeanionesco7472]

Great video

[@matthewpitt2436]

The most unionist county in Northern Ireland.

[@RealLewis]

Indeed.

[@noodlyappendage6729]

And the most Unionist county in Ireland ✌️🇬🇧

[@thefives7ar]

That’s because all the Catholics left to come for opportunity in the USA in the early 1900s. I thank my great-grandparents for immigrating here as the US is the most free society in the world. Ireland should be one nation. Any Irish who would be against a United Ireland should be considered traitors.

[@noodlyappendage6729]

@@thefives7ar You’re talking about things you don’t know about.

[@Uhrenforscher]

I’m From Antrim and a Catholic nationalist

[@GeoPerspective]

A mic upgrade, I can watch now 🙏 grew up in Ireland myself but know nothing

[@GeographyWorld]

Thanks. What part of Ireland?

[@GeoPerspective]

@@GeographyWorldDublin, Carlow town, Naas Kildare. You had picked up on the accent surely?

[@jonathanduplantis1403]

Thanks again!

[@spiralmapping9899]

Fastest Click In The West

[@speedo1105]

looking for a connection to the KILROY name in antrim.

[@ACHistory]

Nice video! I wish the whole island of Ireland was under the Republic of Ireland.

[@versal5108]

The whole Island doesn't think that way. Ulster would rather remain in the UK thank you very much.

[@nickybyrne9790]

@@versal5108 you know that there are parts of ulster that are part of the republic? Soon there will be more

[@versal5108]

@@nickybyrne9790No matter what you do, you'll never take us all. Antrim and Down are forever loyal

[@nickybyrne9790]

@@versal5108 Contae aontroim agus an dún ( Antrim and down ) are Irish ☘️ with GAA clubs, the Irish language and Irish names. Maybe get some knowledge before you comment?

[@versal5108]

@@nickybyrne9790 Plus, weren't Cavan, Monaghan and Donegal enough for you?

[@MrResearcher122]

Where's Donegal?

[@GeographyWorld]

I'll be making Derry first and after that I'll make the Donegal video.

[@ZbigniewSiwiec]

👍👍👍🌏🌏🌏🇵🇱🇵🇱🍀🍀

[@triestodrum2215]

6 doesn't go into 32, Northern Ireland is British 🇬🇧

[@geoffwhite7535]

FTP

[@naomimarkey-kelly8734]

Antrim isnt ireland 🇮🇪🇮🇪 its uk 🇬🇧

[@GeographyWorld]

Politically it is but this series covers all 32 counties on the island of Ireland, north and south of the border.

[@Mr-pn2eh]

You forgot to mention the awesome preacher of Ian Paisley (as an American I can say catholics can kiss my ass) who hailed from ballymena.

[@davidwilson6577]

As a non-American person from County Antrim who was dragged into a protestant church for the first 14 or so years of his life, Paisley was a child who got respect for throwing tantrums over inane nonsense that anyone not brainwashed by an esoteric death cult wouldn't bat an eye at.