Connemara Tour Guide, West of Ireland

[@KatherineRollins-ix2or]

A very enticing video. Now on my bucket list of places to visit and promote

[@deegeraghty9426]

Mother from Ardmore, Connemara, father from Newbridge, Kildare. They emigrated to England, where I was born. My childhood was spent in S/W London. Now live in Cardiff, Wales. Siblings in Scotland! We Irish get around! Connemara is beautiful but I will visit in a heatwave as I dislike rain, rain, rain. Great video. Thanks 🙂

[@lavitaebella27]

This was a wonderful video, love Padraig's stories

[@thomasoflaherty3520]

I was born on Inishmore, The Aran Islands but the story of Ireland, my parents sought work and came to England where I love now. My heart still lives on my island.

[@colecfhd]

My grandparents are from Inishbarra, and I am also a Flaherty!

[@ciaranconroy3738]

Na seoige ?

[@pet_cow_5452]

Brilliant! Great character the presenter has.

[@dimitriskoufopantelis398]

Ireland for me is the !and of my dreams,the landscapes the music the people and its history all blend into a fairyland.Ireland give me the inspiration that we all need

[@coolbreeze4069]

Love this guy. Thank you...

[@marlenemckernan3659]

Beautiful 😍

[@darlenepearson2685]

I have had 2 Irish Connemara ponies and I hope to visit one day.

[@eointrill4858]

From claddagh and love chonamara

[@kathhart3751]

Just love it

[@splortz]

Amazing how Blackie gets those pipes to sound like a flute!

[@belgotany]

Друзья, чтобы понять вашу красоту, я столько не выпью... очень суровые условия, дожди...

[@robyg70]

Padraig! That means Patrick :) I wish I could speak Galgeh. It's such a pretty language. I am of Scottish/Irish descent. I am American, but I live in Australia now. I hope I get to visit Éire one day.

[@finngriffiths2625]

robyg70 it doesn’t MEAN Patrick. It’s his name

[@joraserepiravioli6119]

Seek the fair land, over the brow of the hill.

[@GeorgieGorman]

Heaven

[@whitemoss118]

"No water deep enough to drown a man, nor trees tall enough to hang him, nor sufficient soil to bury him" - Oliver Cromwell's opinion of this place. Wrong, as usual.

[@grassyfield5209]

I think that's supposed to be poetic.

[@clayfada6993]

John that wasn't connemara he was talking about.It was the burren in county clare.There is plenty of water in connemara and plenty soil peaty soil ,but still soil the burren is mostly naked limestone pavement with little soil or water.

[@williamwallace2278]

My dads part of the world. Ballyconeely!

[@johnng5545]

151kni

[@johnng5545]

Chine

[@johnmcevoy9322]

WHY didn't you make the video during the summer.... It looks much better when it's green..

[@jacksaid5451]

3:00

[@maxpower1337]

You can't swim through The earth takes to long 😃

[@mirzaaurangzeb9450]

If u

[@themadfarmer5207]

Tootsie tootlie music .... Goodbye

[@davidrennie3384]

Just 5 the Bench. Source 6 the 5 the Bench. Source : Name : Set : Name Bench. Source of

[@slaneyside]

this guy has mighty blarney😆he could sell sand to the Arabs...i'm on my way Padraig

[@noneofyourdamnbusiness234]

I hope to live in Connemara one day

[@kaciek2765]

None of your damn business I live in connemara I'm a Irish lad

[@chuckbalon7409]

Looks like a wonderful place to visit.