Rush, Ireland (County Dublin): Sites and History

[@chandlermcshannon1070]

Thank you for making this video man! I've been living in Rush for the past 15 years and I've never seen anyone do the place so much justice! Safe travels wherever you go next

[@edbredin6406]

Thanks for the history lesson of Rush, i have lived here all my life, i walk that beach everyday at the end of it, great seaside town to live in

[@nialljones2982]

Great video, very well produced and informative. Wishing you all the best from here in Rush 👍

[@ravirana991]

Ireland is one of the most beautiful countries in the world 🇮🇪 ❤. Love from India 🇮🇳

[@aviewfrom5770]

Great videos from this area of Fingal. Thanks!

[@nfah86]

Really enjoyed this. Fascinating. Thank you :)

[@lifeineurope9234]

Thank you

[@LoveIreland]

Great Video! Love the history!

[@lifeineurope9234]

Love Ireland - thank you.

[@youmustberoy]

I live here, thanks for making this video :)

[@lifeineurope9234]

Thank you.

[@edbredin6406]

Hey Roy a bit of history of our town

[@orla99913]

Rush is not a city, it's a town. Google gets it wrong ALL THE TIME!!!!

[@lifeineurope9234]

orla99913 - I learned in last 3 weeks with my Swords video that in the US the words “City”, “Town”, “Village” are similar but in Ireland they have very different meanings. I called Swords a city in my video which was not correct. I do a better job now.

[@orla99913]

And it's County Dublin, not Dublin County.

[@lifeineurope9234]

orla99913 is it Fingal county or county Fingal?

[@orla99913]

@@lifeineurope9234 it's Fingal, County Dublin.

[@_shane_7272]

@@lifeineurope9234 Fingal is an administrative entity really. A ‘county’ but not one of the original 32 counties. It’s the administrative entity for this part of the historic county Dublin. The address is rush, co. Dublin. To answer your question about word order, If it’s one of the “32 counties” then the word “county” comes before its name. If it’s an administrative subdivision, the word county comes last. So it’s fingal county, but county Dublin. Long winded but true