IRELAND TRAVEL DOCUMENTARY | The Great Ireland Road Trip

[@ShirleyPotts-ud3nb]

I just love Ireland

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Me too :)

[@Mike-dn7ut]

We were in Ireland for two weeks drove from Dublin to Galway, Dingle, Kilarney, Kinsale. It's a beautiful country with some of the nicest people you'll ever meet. VISIT IRELAND!!!!

[@AtlasUnlimited]

100%!

[@dashaslens]

This was FANTASTIC!! I'm over here taking notes for sure, my husband and I are planning a roadtrip to Ireland next spring and we can't wait.

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Wohoo! I’m so excited for you guys! Where are you the most excited to visit?

[@LaurieMcCammon]

I could not be more impressed with the production value of this video - the shots, the music, the narration. All absolutely engaging and spectacular! Your talent and technical skill are top of the line! Congratulations!

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Wow! Thank you so much! That means a lot, so glad you loved it :)

[@Mountain-Mac]

Best thing about these videos is that everyone gets different weather, so to catch something beautiful & unique is a privilege

[@annieroche22]

Hey folks. I'm irish and you did a fantastic job in this video. Sadly, I havnt been to many of these sites. .......but this week alone, I've been to Mizen head ( amazing ) , three castle head and Dursey Island. What this country has to offer is amazing. Mizen head is right up there with rhe Grand Canyon for awe inspiring beauty.

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Thank you! I’m going to have to check those ones out! Are you living in Ireland right now?

[@austinindiemedia]

Great doc work. I was expecting just a blog type of video but your production quality is great! Great job!

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Thank you! Glad to hear you were impressed by the quality! More to come for sure!

[@MarkByrne-de4oo]

Being irish you captured our country exactly . Really enjoyed watching the 2 of ye enjoy our little island

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Thank you, that’s all we could have hoped for!

[@orlacof]

Good job on the video guys - glad you'd good time. U are always welcome back. - 🇮🇪 Sadly, Irelands population still has not recovered from the famine. It was a brutal starvation (we still produced a huge amount of food but it was forcibly exported to feed the British while we starved) Think next time u come u shud go to a trad session and mix with locals as it was our music and sense of community that forever lifted us - and lifts us still. 🇮🇪 See u soon!

[@AtlasUnlimited]

I love that idea! We are huge fans of Irish music, Archie Fisher is my favorite. Where would you recommend we go to experience something like that?

[@orlacof]

​@AtlasUnlimited Brill. Here's a very good list of trad pubs all round the country.  View Map Open Search Open navigation Home "11 of the best pubs for a ... 11 of the best pubs for a trad session History and heritage Arts and culture  Enjoy a trad session at Merry Ploughboy and other Irish music pubs around the country. Although traditional Irish music can be heard at large venues and concert halls across the country, there’s something unique about catching a trad session at a music pub. Here, you can sit by the fire and sip on a pint while listening to some of Ireland’s best musicians play the uilleann pipes, the bodhrán and the fiddle, or join in the crowd for a sing-along. Here are some of the best bars, pubs and restaurants for a trad session. 1.The Reel Inn 2.The Singing Pub 3.Barr An Chaladh 4.Joe Watty's Bar and Seafood Restaurant 5.Thomas Connolly Bar 6.Franciscan Well Brewery and Brew Pub 7.Tinteán Ceoil 8.Bofey Quinns Music Bar and Restaurant 9.Merry Ploughboy Irish Music Pub 10.Cobblestone 11.Connolly's Pub View places on map 1The Reel Inn The Reel Inn in County Donegal, is a traditional Irish music pub offering live Irish music and dance seven nights a week. It is located right in the heart of Donegal Town and along the Wild Atlantic Way.  The Reel Inn The Reel Inn Donegal Town, Co. Donegal 2The Singing Pub The Singing Pub (An Sibín Ceoil) in County Donegal, is a traditional thatched pub with warm open fires and lovely atmosphere that serves tasty pub grub daily during the season and every weekend. There is a separate restaurant and the menu changes weekly.  The Singing Pub The Singing Pub Na Dúnaibh, Co. Donegal 3Barr An Chaladh A country pub in the heart of the city, Barr an Chaladh is just a stone's throw from Eyre Square and features traditional music performances seven nights a week.  Barr An Chaladh Barr An Chaladh Galway City, Co. Galway 4Joe Watty's Bar and Seafood Restaurant Joe Watty's Bar and Seafood Restaurant is a traditional Irish pub and restaurant in Kilronan, on the Aran Islands, which also hosts Irish music sessions.  Joe Watty's Bar and Seafood Restaurant Joe Watty's Bar and Seafood Restaurant Inis Mór - Árainn (Aran Islands), Co. Galway 5Thomas Connolly Bar Thomas Connolly's Bar is the oldest traditional public house located in the town of Sligo in the North West corner of Ireland, along the Wild Atlantic Way.  Thomas Connolly Bar Thomas Connolly Bar Sligo Town, Co. Sligo 6Franciscan Well Brewery and Brew Pub Enjoy the ultimate craft beer experience at the legendary Franciscan Well Brewery and Brew Pub, in Cork City. There are brewery tours, storytelling, traditional music and woodfired pizza. They have a cocktail bar and outdoor beer garden. They also host their own beer festivals.  Franciscan Well Brewery and Brew Pub Franciscan Well Brewery and Brew Pub Cork City, Co. Cork 7Tinteán Ceoil A completely unique experience, the Tinteán Ceoil is a traditional Irish fireside music session. Local musicians lead the evening, incorporating any and all who want to contribute through music, dance, singing, recitation, and much more.  Tinteán Ceoil Tinteán Ceoil An Clochán, Co. Kerry 8Bofey Quinns Music Bar and Restaurant Bofey Quinns Music Bar and Restaurant is a family owned traditional music bar and restaurant in Corofin, County Clare. Guests can enjoy a varied menu or join in a music session and sing song.  Bofey Quinns Music Bar and Restaurant Bofey Quinns Music Bar and Restaurant Corofin, Co. Clare 9Merry Ploughboy Irish Music Pub The Merry Ploughboy Irish Music Pub, Rathfarnham, County Dublin, offers Irish and European cuisine in a cosy traditional pub setting. They also host an Irish music and dancing dinner show every night.  Merry Ploughboy Irish Music Pub Merry Ploughboy Irish Music Pub Dublin City, Co. Dublin 10Cobblestone The Cobblestone pub and music venue is based in Smithfield in Dublin City. The pub has live music every night and is located close to the Four Courts, the National Museum of Ireland Decorative Arts & History and the Jameson Distillery Bow St.  Cobblestone Cobblestone Dublin City, Co. Dublin 11Connolly's Pub Connolly's Pub/Teach Chonghóile in County Mayo, is a traditional family run pub established since 1963. The Chillax Le Blogaimín coffee van is also situated on the premises.  Connolly's Pub Connolly's Pub Béal an Mhuirthead, Co. Mayo Cosy up in a pub If you're looking to explore more of the trad scene, find more traditional pubs to cosy up in and enjoy a pint." In Dublin, th

[@Kate-v9d]

Stunning upload, thank you both. Love and hugs from Ireland

[@AtlasUnlimited]

You are so welcome! Glad you enjoyed!

[@jasonpowell1475]

Freaking love this!!! This video is so magical and captivating! You both compliment each other so well and the cinematography, commentary and content is well above most. Why the discovery network has not picked this up I have no clue!! Great job keep it up!! Love it!! #discoverychannel #travelchannel #netflix

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Haha thank you! So glad you enjoyed it! We had a blast making it

[@eamonndawson5329]

Beautiful Video, I am Irish and have traveled most of it , you only touched about 2% of it , but wow what a job you did on that, you are both good Craic in fairness and your passion is infectious, So many even more beautiful places to explore here , you got to come back for two weeks next time ✌️💚☘️

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Heck yeah! Hope you are able to make it back soon!

[@andreasm.7025]

On my trip to Ireland I spend a whole day hiking along the Cliffs of Moher. Its sooo beautiful.

[@AtlasUnlimited]

That’s awesome! Hope you took lots of pictures- you won’t want to forget it!

[@Tzahx_]

New subscriber from Dublin☘️🇮🇪 thank you for showing casing our beautiful Island of Eire we call home ❤️💪 sometimes we forget and moan complain about things in the country that’s happening now but we should just appreciate it at times like this beautiful 🥳👏

[@AtlasUnlimited]

I’m sorry things are chaotic there right now. You guys are really going through it at the moment. I’m praying for you!

[@DavesWatchLove]

Great video! We're going in a few weeks. This was really helpful and well done!

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Thank you! I’m so jealous you’ll be there soon, what an awesome time to go

[@lauranglover521]

We're heading to Ireland/Scotland in May...your video was priceless!! Thank you!

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Thank you! So excited for you!!

[@eamonndawson5329]

You would really have loved the history around the Rock of Cashel and Cahir castle close by , not to mention Kilkenny Castle close too. , I am Irish and I want to hear your narration on everything in Ireland now !!! Personally having lived outside Ireland for many years , I think Ireland is not Ireland without the people, they blend with the experience you didn’t mention them because you were focusing on the mystic Ireland but I think they are the one thing 😉✌️

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Love it! Couldn’t agree with you more, we need more Irish folks featured in our next visit! On my first trip with my brothers we visited Cashel, but only were able to explore Hore abbey because of the pandemic. However, I’ve never heard of Cahir castle, I’ll have to check that one out!

[@Wandering_Tardis]

Thank You for sharing such a wonderful compliment of what Ireland has to offer. The imagery and narration are fantastic. Truly one of the great independent documentary films I’ve seen in a while.

[@AtlasUnlimited]

You are so amazing, my wife and I are currently going through medical treatment to be able to have kids and things like this really help. God bless!

[@alexbell6506]

This is fire!! 🔥

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Hahah thanks person I don’t know!

[@spthom7698]

I really enjoyed this! Heading to Ireland next week and this has me so excited for the adventure ahead!

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Wohoo!!! I’m so jealous and excited for you!!

[@wandererblog]

a very interesting and beautiful video. good luck to you

[@AtlasUnlimited]

No problem! So glad you enjoyed it!

[@sueprovostwilliams3824]

This was amazing. Thanks for sharing. Planning our trip now.

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Wohoo! So excited for you!

[@JC_inTX]

New subscriber from Texas👋. Very Nicely Done video! 👏 We're planning a trip to Ireland in 2025 and this video is SUPER helpful! Like you, my husband has been to Ireland, but it's been several years. I'm so looking forward to sharing this beautiful experience with him.

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Wohooo!!! I’m so excited and jealous! You’ll have a blast!!

[@vinceyoconnor]

I found you documentary very interesting. Tops marks for a job well done.

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Thank you!!

[@garmoran25]

Excellent video, with some breathtaking scenery. Glad you enjoyed your trip to Ireland. On your next visit, I highly recommend visiting Connemara, Sligo, and on up to Donegal. Donegal is the most beautiful part of Ireland in my opinion, white sandy beaches and beautiful scenery at every turn. They also have some of the biggest sea cliffs in Europe, Slieve League.

[@AtlasUnlimited]

I’ve only ever seen pictures, that sounds fantastic! A nice Irish beach sounds magical

[@garmoran25]

You're spoilt for choice in Donegal, you can have a white sandy beach all to yourselves. If you get the nice weather in Donegal, there's nowhere like it in Ireland. So much to see there too!

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Awesome! It’s next in the list for sure then!

[@Joe-B1]

One of the best vlogs about my home country on KZbin and thank you so much for taking the time to share it. Just subscribed to your channel and looking forward to watching more of your wonderful work over the coming months. Joe

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Thank you Joe, that means a lot to hear. Hope to make many more such videos in the future- so much in Ireland to explore!

[@Baltseee]

Amazing video, thank you!

[@AtlasUnlimited]

You are so welcome, glad you enjoyed!

[@13Bbeetle]

Awesome video. Thanks for sharing.

[@AtlasUnlimited]

No problem, thanks for dropping in to watch it!

[@theandria11]

This was a love letter to Ireland but also to your wife as well. Lovely footage, subscribed. :)

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Thank you so much! She’s an absolute doll

[@AZ-ct9th]

The way she was with the stairs in Dublin. 😂 wait until you get to Blarney castle! I was just there and it’s amazing! 🇮🇪

[@AtlasUnlimited]

We loved Blarney! So many awesome things there that we didn’t get to see either, like the garden that only has weeds in it? Have you heard of that one?

[@patrickoleary3727]

Nice job on share the location with the EriCode, very helpful.

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Glad it was helpful! Figured it might be easier for people to find it if they wanted to visit themselves!

[@coniston3106]

Great production mate! Deserves more views

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Thank you! I really appreciate it. Hopefully we’ll get there eventually haha!

[@OwenClive-y7x]

So happiness

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Thank you :)

[@donnachacassidy1924]

I watched this entire video and I thought it was incredible, production quality to narration. I went to subscribe and noticed you only had 837 subscribers, I’m in shock 😂

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Haha thank you man! Glad you enjoyed it! KZbin is an uphill battle, a few days ago we only had 500 ish subs but I think the algorithm finally found us 😂

[@Kris10Valle]

This video is absolutely stunning, props to you all. I was wondering where your wife got her jacket from? It looks perfect for a trip like this!

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Thank you so much! Are you talking about the black vest? It’s actually a heated vest from Amazon, it just uses a portable phone charger to power it. If you are asking about the jacket I’m not sure, I’ll have to ask!

[@akiwiincanada]

It's crazy that they're still burying people in sites like Muckross. I visited a couple of places in Ireland that had fresh graves, but the church was a ruin and looked like it had been for decades. Guess the churchyards are still in use. Ailwee looked awesome. I did the Hawk Walk at Ashford Castle and it probably the highlight of my trip. Great video - made me want to go back :-)

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Thank you! Yeah we were surprised too. I’m sure it’s a family tradition for some of those people, probably the same place their ancestors were buried going back a while. Crazy that they still have room to do that. And yes, Hawk walk is definitely a hidden gem. Had to pry my wife away from the cute birds haha

[@molitoto]

very good work guys I like it, you won a subscriber, there is a lack of people doing this about European countries, focusing on Europe.

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Thank you! I want to rekindle the love for the old European cultures and traditions. Nowadays people seem to be ashamed of them for some reason. I hope we can shed some light on this forgot beauty.

[@molitoto]

@@AtlasUnlimited This is exactly the content that is needed! I congratulate you on the way you edit and create a story! Keep it up!!!!

[@AtlasUnlimited]

You got it, but just for you haha

[@derrymiller9154]

Great video, I thoroughly enjoyed it. My wife and I visited Ireland about 25 years ago as part of a motorcoach tour. We'd love to return and do as you did, driving ourselves. So I have to ask, how was the driving experience for you? I'd be a bit apprehensive of driving on the left.

[@AtlasUnlimited]

In Dublin it’s a bit scary, but outside of there it’s not bad. The biggest thing for me was learning to hug the right side of the road as I drove. I never noticed how much I do that with the left side of the road back in the states. Because you can gauge distance better with the side of the car you are driving from- hugging that side keeps you safer. I actually whacked my passenger side mirror while driving my first time in Dublin because I wasn’t doing that. Once I adjusted to it, everything else was pretty straightforward. Would highly recommend

[@derrymiller9154]

Good to know. Thanks!

[@spotlite_films]

Thanks for sharing! I love the image from the camera. What happened at 19:21 with the image? I have heard that Panasonic can be unreliable in some ways. 10/10 for this story though, thank you for sharing.

[@AtlasUnlimited]

That was a rendering issue, it was from my software, not the camera. Because I was exporting in HDR and adding denoise, some of the clips can have issues like that. Just a bug with Davinci Resolve right now :/

[@Geblues10]

Thanks for the video, can you please state what time of the year that you did this to put the weather into perspective? Thanks

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Yes! We went in the first and second week of October!

[@Mountain-Mac]

I loved your speech in Glendalough! Another +1 from Eire 🇮🇪🫡

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Thanks mate! In awe of your beautiful country!

[@TheWanderingIrishman]

I love the videography in this, what camera are you using? Subbed too, great doc!

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Thank you! I shot this on the Panasonic S1- but I would recommend the camera I’m currently using- the Panasonic S5ii. It has the same image sensor but really good stabilization and autofocus, which I wish I had on this trip!

[@TheWanderingIrishman]

@@AtlasUnlimited That's what I loved about it, the focus on the person, rather than the surroundings. Thanks, I'll check that camera out for sure.

[@AtlasUnlimited]

@TheWanderingIrishman thank you! It really is a lovely camera. Also my wife is gorgeous, so it’s hard not to focus on her haha

[@TheWanderingIrishman]

@@AtlasUnlimited I'd have to agree, she was awesome ☺️looking forward to future vids my friend

[@patrickoleary3727]

@@AtlasUnlimited … I don’t want to sound like a creep but you are right about your wife, she is an attractive woman with a great personality.

[@macconchradha5324]

Blarney castle is a bit overrated. I'd recommend cahir Castle or Bunratty Castle

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Oh wow! We’ll have to check those out, never heard of them!

[@AlainnCorcaigh]

I live less than 10 minutes from Blarney my whole life and I've never been, but the gardens are supposed to be incredible

[@AtlasUnlimited]

That’s how it goes! There is such a thing as living too close to something beautiful

[@Dhhhhj27]

​@@AtlasUnlimitedBunratty castle built 1425 also does banquets and has a folk park and 19th century village .

[@AtlasUnlimited]

That sounds lovely, do they rent it out for events?

[@Success4u247]

Thanks for your amazing commentary, I can see why you two are so much in Love. You’re both amazing couple. I hope you have many many happy years together.

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Thank you so much, 6 years and counting. If she hasn’t gotten annoyed with me yet, I think we have a good long while ahead of us:) so glad you enjoyed it!

[@LordRamen12]

Now this was an experience I instantly subbed. I been wanting to travel my entire life but had a few hiccups along the way. Going on my 1st international trip at almost 30 soon. Btw will you have the iceland scotland or japan vids be coming out sometime this year?

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Heck yeah! I’m so excited for you!! Where’s your first trip going to be? And yes, my plan is to get them out before the new year! I do wedding video and photo as my main hustle, so once the season is over it’s full steam ahead!

[@LordRamen12]

@@AtlasUnlimited I am going to Japan. But instead of doing the traditional route. I am doing Tokyo and Hokkaido

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Wow! That’s very unconventional- what are you doing in Hokkaido?

[@LordRamen12]

@@AtlasUnlimited 1. I am huge into untouched nature which it has in droves. 2. All my favorite Japanese foods are from there. Miso Ramen Butadon Potatoes corn etc. 3. Sapporo for a few reasons. Its climate is most similar to my own in New England. The city was actually developed through the aid of few prominent people in my state MA, For example The Sapporo Agricultural college was cofounded by them and is now part of hokkaido uni

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Oh wow, I had no idea! You’ll feel right at home then! Any cool nature spots you are going to visit that I should check out?

[@dagney2213]

Super video. I love her coat, who is the maker of it?

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Which coat?

[@steeve2639]

Did you have a drone? Fantastic views. Well done!

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Thank you! Yes, we took our drone with us :)

[@AtlasUnlimited]

That does sound nice right about now….

[@MahamudKayes]

Hello Atlas Unlimited, I saw that you are missing something when you are uploaded video. That's why your channel not rank on top search results.

[@AtlasUnlimited]

I knew it! Well, better luck next time

[@heritage195]

Well the Blarney Stone? Do you know what it actually is? Generations of sentries needed somewhere to relieve themselves and latrines were provided. No plumbing or piping, just a big hole and a long drop from the battlements to the ground. You want to kiss it? Off you go!

[@AtlasUnlimited]

HAHAHA

[@raybo64]

And Slieve League in Donegal has cliffs three times as high as the cliffs of Moher.

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Oh wow, I had no idea!

[@BrendonM]

Nice

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Thanks man!

[@renahere1885]

Hi...we just found you! Great video (you may want to cut it in half and milk it👍We got so into your Adventure, that we didn't notice it was 2:00 am!😮 We watched up to the Famine house (hope no nightmares now 🥺) & will see the rest tomorrow.( Ps: I just subscribed before this to a channel with your name said 2 subscribers?...your channel also?)

[@AtlasUnlimited]

I think there is another random Channel by someone else that has Atlas in the name, we are up to 600 subs this month (wohoo!) I actually do have sections of this video as their own episode, but for some reason KZbin blew up this hour long version, so maybe long-form is king? Thank you, so glad you are enjoying it so far!

[@renahere1885]

@@AtlasUnlimited So, there are fellow night owls in Iowa🦉😃we're in Florida...still awake😴...We deleted the other channel...yay 4u 600!!!👋 We'll be watching and passing your link.👍👏👏

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Yay!! Night owls for the win 😂 thank you!

[@joseedsondasilva1143]

💚🍀

[@AtlasUnlimited]

:)

[@freeman548]

Curious - what time of year did you guys visit Ireland?

[@AtlasUnlimited]

First and second week of October!

[@marionhulspas1391]

Zo mooi

[@AtlasUnlimited]

🙏🏼 😊

[@stevenwilson1809]

What drone did you use ? Looking into one….thanks

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Mavic pro 2

[@shawnasings]

When did you travel and what airline did you take?

[@AtlasUnlimited]

We booked through United Airlines and went in early October!

[@patrickkeating7074]

The population of Dublin taking in the metropolitan area is close to Three million people.

[@emike09]

Fun video, but found it searching for HDR documentaries. Poor use of contrast for HDR. Shadows are too black and highlights are overblown.

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Good to know! I’ve had trouble getting consistent looks on each device. What did you watch on?

[@raybo64]

Any idea why the flag was at half mast?

[@AtlasUnlimited]

No idea, I feel like it always is now adays :/

[@aprilblood1854]

Would you be willing to share how much the trip cost you in total? I am in my 70s and my sister and my daughter and I want to go and we are on fixed incomes kind of like to know.

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Let me look through some receipts and see what I can find out. For just the Ireland portion I think it was around $2500, we really tried to keep costs as low as possible while seeing as much as possible

[@walkjimmywalk]

😊

[@garyhodge3257]

Beautiful, but to much of Jaycee’s giggling, 😂

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Haha, I’m her husband so maybe I’m not the best judge of that haha

[@steeve2639]

When did you travel? You seem to be wearing lots of clothes. Just wondering as my partner and I are going over next week. Thank you

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Thank you! We went in early October. A bit chilly, but still worth it. Next week is going to be awesome for you

[@patrickoconnor5494]

37:00 The population has still not recovered to pre famine levels

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Wow, had no idea. That’s so tragic

[@paulinetan9085]

Not that crazy. Theres an entire underground town in Australia because of the constant cool temperature.

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Holy cow! What is the city called?

[@paulinetan9085]

@@AtlasUnlimited its called Coober pedy in south Australia

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Dang, that sounds awesome!

[@endamullen9689]

2 comments: (i) Most Irish people have no time for Conor McGregor & consider him a poor representation of our country (ii) There was no famine in 1847, just a failure of the potato crop. There were plenty of other crops & meats (beef, lamb, pork & poultry), unfortunately, the British stole it for export to Britain.

[@AtlasUnlimited]

That’s crazy, can’t imagine living through that

[@QTmodz-Projects]

cailíní deas

[@AtlasUnlimited]

She is a beauty

[@60degreesnorth26]

You did the worst parts of Ireland apart from Clare. What are you thinking?

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Hahaha what places would you recommend?

[@CaroL-nf5rs]

It is desperation for validation when a woman behaves this way, particularly when the male is already married and she is married. There is no dignity in it and definitely reflects poorly on any association with the royal family, when they seek to epitomize decorum

[@AtlasUnlimited]

"Chat GPT, write me an edgy comment"

[@finnMacCool-rx3fq]

Fantastic job I am pure irish from Baile átah cliath gallowgallss they are right 0ne and half million live in Dublin in Dublin glasnevin cenetery more people a buried than alive in Dublin so get your facts right before you commit on things you obviously have no clue on

[@AtlasUnlimited]

Ayyy, I wouldn’t go that far! I gave the stats for the Dublin metro area by accident, not the city itself. Haha, good catch though! Thanks for dropping in for a watch!

[@eamonndawson5329]

Wow why the need to be rude !