Ancient Mysteries Explained: Dun Laoghaire

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[@ciaranconlon84]

If you want to meet Tubridy, just hang around in Dun Laoghaire for about 20 minutes. He skulks around feeding off recognition and selfie requests(his only sustenance apart from RTE grade cocaine). I once bumped into him at a parking meter and pretended not to know who he was in front of his daughter. It was like sprinkling salt on a snail as he recoiled and withered back into his range rover.

[@dune6727]

That's hilarious

[@silverkitty2503]

RTE grade cocaine takes it's toll on the budget tell him to stop snorting it up his nose and start smoking its cheaper for the tax payer!

[@cristitamanzano4074]

Fun fact Ive seen him casually shopping in Dealz

[@goldenhair1981]

😆

[@louish5082]

But you are the one talking about him 🤔

[@robcotter51]

The continued existence of The Pen Place is the greatest Dún Laoghaire mystery of them all 🌀

[@DragonsDynasty88]

The guy in the pen place is quite a weird guy

[@grungepants]

I used to work in that black hole on the third floor of Dun Laoghaire shopping center. I was paid €4.20 per hour and all I had to do was float around picking up space litter, used heroin needles and the spirits of people who used to work in the shopping center.

[@Rau969CoJ]

I’m a new foreign citizen residing in Dun Laoghaire for the past 2 years. Thanks so much for this clip, I finally got to understand its mysteries. Like the DL Shopping Centre’s 3rd floor... god what a scary place.

[@joshuaW5621]

Perhaps the biggest mystery surrounding Dun Laoghaire would be what happened to the shopping centre. It used to be filled with active shops, but now one of the 3 entrances is blocked and the entire third floor is empty. It’s pretty sad because I have so many fun memories there.

[@patrickj.feeney3936]

Absolutely my favourite place in KZbin! Well done and greetings from Germany.

[@jum6740]

I am so grateful I’ve found this channel; this is amazing humor and I’ll be watching your career with bated anticipation for what’s to come

[@philipshortall9771]

And you are right about the methodone Frankie, and everything else too.

[@ceciliacrystal5243]

I was there, 30 years ago; it's my favorite place ☘️

[@r3stl3ss]

these videos make me feel like an ireland native

[@Protoman888]

There's a great line in an Andy Irvine's song 'O'Donoghue's' about Ronny Drew being from Dun Laoghaire - Andy needs to delve more into the ancient mysteries

[@paulbrown2532]

I saw Tubidy on the west pier when I was out walking on the pier,he didn't even say hello,neither did I😃,the seals in the sea were more friendly.

[@stefaniejackwerth618]

Love it 😅 The IMC might deserve its own episode 😜

[@Spartangiller]

Perfect man! Thanks for doing that, your bang on with the shopping centre. You can feel the pull of the black hole when you go up the escalators hahahahaha

[@Re-bl5sr]

Been in two shopping centers out there, one tucked up a laneway and the other on the main street just before burgerking. The one on tbevmain street had the eeriest vibe about it, seemed to be forever empty. Love the videos mate, do Cabra 😂

[@leem187072]

Could you tell me how many exits the Walkinstown Roundabout really has, and how it’s significance of lost travellers relates to the Bermuda Triangle?

[@joyb5525]

Cromwellsfort road. St Peters rd. Ballymount. Greenhills road. Walkinstown avenue and walkinstown road. My cousin Ann lives on Cromwellsfort road

[@dreamcanvasmusic]

Haha love it! Great Job on poor old Dun Laoghaire! Unfortunately, it has changed so much and is still going downhill every time I get to go there! It was all good till the big H hit it! Everything was so cool there when I was growing up! My Grandparents lived in the Gate Lodge of the People's Park When the public baths and swimming pool when it was still open! I moved in 2001, not for the first time! It had gone downhill so much that it was sad! The fact that the first Documentary on Heroin by Channel 4 (which is a bit weird that they had to come over from the UK? to do this! ) The documentary showed one of the downfalls of Dun Laoghaire! Take care! Thanks

[@noeldoyle4501]

Brilliant, I'm from Sallynoggin and I only came here to find out where King Laoire's castle used to be.

[@uncleambient]

Really funny video mate. I spent 6 weeks every summer as a kid in Dun Laoghaire, staying in Sallynoggin. I go there when I can, love the place. My Ma came from Barrett Street.

[@locctcoldaccount8995]

Love that corner shop 😂

[@EmmetRyan]

Dude, loving these videos. You've now done where I grew up and where I live now, Rathmines. Had me in bits.

[@SergioMach7]

Dun Laoghaire, the home of PBP and where The lighthouse and Wetherspoons 40 Foot are the big pubs.

[@propagandamachine123]

Great Bit on the Methadone Clinic, keep 'em humble

[@tomaszreview1038]

Never say such a funny description of a place near me

[@user-ot1yt5zx9v]

"Nobody ever goes in there".. except for the people that go in there 🤣🤣

[@michaelkobylko2969]

They all go in there.

[@brianpower1305]

At first it made me giggle. But that revolut add is really starting to get to me now.

[@saz6452]

You're funny.....from a Dun Laoghrian......love the accent and the pink top!

[@KarLetroN]

Loving the BPB jumper my friend!

[@MH-tl7gx]

ABSOUTLY LOVE IT - YOU'RE ......LIKE .....A LEGEND........!!!

[@jayinthedark]

Amazing Bruv'. Beautiful work.

[@TheOnlyElle.]

Brilliant craic.. there's a few places in Scotland that are identical to Dunlaughaire

[@Wheresnorth4romhere]

Jumping into the freezing cold water and posting it on social media is such a hipster thing to do now isnt it. Its about as annoying as people showing off how politically correct they are in nature Zzzzzz

[@nfantone]

John Hyland, Dun Laoghaire bids you farewell. May your legend follow you wherever you go.

[@silverkitty2503]

St stephen's green shopping center is empty on the highest floor too ....there was a new age shop there and they conjured up designer shops like tommy hilfiger that sucked all the money up the other end of the street .....

[@bean_eater1209]

I actually met Bono on the west pier, it's like an ego magnet

[@escherpainting8622]

Francis Higgins collab please.

[@goal-goal-goalllllll]

Commenting for the algorithm

[@nemsis4149]

Could you do a video on Belturbet or Bundoran? Love the videos, keep it up. Namaste

[@p_Hak]

Don't forget about the banjo man at the end of the east pier

[@jmagowan12]

It's strange as most in Dún Laoghaire and Ireland don't say Dún Laoghaire right, its said like Duun Leer-ra.

[@niamhmooney1259]

Dun leary 😂😂 grew up in Dunlaoghaire love this 😂😂

[@LoonZoomBoo]

For you unless you've no legs, feck, I laughed more than I should at that 😁

[@McMgarc]

Namaste.

[@xerulion3]

Howth

[@geroconnor]

reply are hard and also I just want a big long reply

[@mikeyk212]

A few classic take aways from this. The 40ft is full a people ud never want to know in real life. Bob Geldof is also from Dun Laoighaire but no one really cares. The man talks sense.

[@AaronODoherty]

Do Pearse Street mate if you can🤣

[@VinceLovesToast]

Corner Shop 🙏

[@totustuus8232]

Who's your script writer?

[@meditationsfortheanxiousmind]

I write it all myself, namaste 🙏🏻

[@toyotaprius79]

Can ye do Ballybrack n ext? 👉👈🙏

[@SergioMach7]

George from Manleys, the underpass and the Portal Dolmen need the love

[@joshuaW5621]

I’m from Ballybrack.

[@mccosmicdj5066]

5:00-5:07 🤔🤔🤔 wow. 😆

[@TristanMorrow2002]

Do one on kilkenny, if you dare!

[@ardyrawr]

Genius

[@HGBMD]

Update Peter marks has fallen to the black hole and has been replaced with the driver theory test centre 😂

[@mml5808]

I’ve actually met ryan tubridy in dun laoghaire 😂

[@rong2912]

I wanna swim in the corona waters

[@Nostradanus86]

Is the translation not Kingstown ?

[@1myunderscore]

No it's Laoghaire's Fort. Dún means fort and Laoghaire is the owner of the fort. It was called King's Town cos George the somethingth of England visited in the 1800's and his people were writing the place names at the time. Wiki :"The town's name means "fort of Laoghaire".[16] This refers to Lóegaire mac Néill (modern spelling: Laoghaire Mac Néill), a 5th century High King of Ireland, who chose the site as a sea base from which to carry out raids on Britain and Gaul. Traces of fortifications from that time have been found on the coast, and some of the stone is kept in the Maritime Museum"

[@Nostradanus86]

@@1myunderscore hmmmm interesting I will have to check to confirm all you're info also would you know what it's name was in the 3rd & 4th century ?

[@_AZAZEL_]

Accurate

[@davidmcknlght2700]

👍

[@Daithinho]

yeah but what the fuck is up with IADT? Is it just Hollywood but Quentin Tarantino is just my mate named Josh?

[@enzoman444]

Funny chap

[@philsophkenny]

Its true no one speaks English there.

[@tomaszreview1038]

🤣😂

[@hauskalainen]

very funny

[@thevikingisback3435]

teddy ice cream is better

[@patrickbrett1552]

Funny....intelligent...wow.......brain cells dancing.....

[@stephengallagher2209]

Not a laugh was had.

[@Etcher]

John's spelling is worser than yours frankie

[@badirishdriving811]

Fuck me I wish there were subtitles. What butchered version of English is he using??

[@lincolnhempenstall]

What our Frankie here is speaking is pure Dun Laoghaireian but you wouldn’t understand our language because your obviously not from here or dublin for that matter no disrespect 😉 p.s I can drive better than you 😋