I Found The City With The Best Crack In Ireland ☘️ (

[@SabbaticalTommy]

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[@malmoran8643]

Your bang on the Satanic number of subscribers Tommy , da fuck.

[@semekhyahtafari5362]

Where was the titanic made??

[@malmoran8643]

@@semekhyahtafari5362 built in Belfast

[@benitonorth8616]

GOFUNDME HELP TOMMY GET HIS EYES SERCUMSIZED❤🎉🎉😊😢

[@benitonorth8616]

yes😊

[@simplysuperman6988]

I was at that Donegal vs Galway football match, walking down the exact same streets pre game. So frustrating to know I missed my once in a lifetime chance to meet this legend, but so surreal and cool to know he was at the exact same place on the exact same day.

[@CSDonohue11]

I had that happen with TheWoo Adam The Woo From Florida & Cali was in Cincinnati @ the same REDS Vs Tampa Bay Rays game as I was coming from Las Vegas, NV The next day he uploads his video & I see we were there in exactly the opposite seats I was being REDS dugout & He was behind RAYS dugout Then I see the dude in the green shirt right next to him was the guy My uncle pointed out from across the way Something about his shirt I don’t remember now It was over a yr ago May even be 2 years already But I’m pretty sure it was last summer 2023 It could have been 2022 🤔 lol But I’m sure it was 2023 Anyways, I couldn’t believe I didn’t run into Him being right there and neither of Us from there

[@winterfell2650]

I'm happy that you came to see our country. Welcome to Ireland 🇮🇪

[@CSDonohue11]

I love other countries where they standup for what they believe is Right . In The US it’s only The Brothas & Sistas that will actually tear ish apart to get things Right for them .

[@tomjohnston1220]

In Ireland, you can start lovely conversations with everyone you're passing by, and then you soon discover that you can't shut them uo.

[@creekyknee]

Or that they are related to you !

[@andrewhickey799]

Hahaha facts lad

[@Rob_430]

You are right! My Wife and in laws are Irish, I’m Italian. We just enjoy being quiet to enjoy our food.

[@GhastlyCretin]

And these days you'll more than likely be able to speak to them in Arabic. Yay.

[@simonconti3277]

That is the most Brit comment I've ever seen lmao

[@emerico11]

Loved your quote "no one can be happy, we all just want to be what we aren't". It resonated really deeply with me.

[@charlesponzi9608]

Happiness is a choice as much as it is a state of being. Gratitude is the best attitude and it rhymes so it must be true.

[@Po0pypoopy]

Ok cupcake 😂

[@CSDonohue11]

@@charlesponzi9608Facts The more you can appreciate this beautiful life we’re Blessed with The Better it Gets Every Single Day 🙏

[@33rdStreet]

Emotions are all on a spectrum: If your feeling awe you cannot experience fear. That’s because fear is the far negative side of the same emotional wavelength. If you feel gratitude, sadness will be off in the distance. Visible but not experiential. But it’s important to remember that, with greater intensity of emotion, they can shift faster in response to stimuli. That’s why stoicism is so valuable, it acts like a safeguard to greater levels of intensity of emotion because of the nature of stoic thought patterns. But the tradeoff is you don’t get higher states of bliss and happiness either. That is why I recommend a shift in worldview to sincerity over seriousness. Even the worst and best things you shouldn’t take seriously, but experience them with the utmost sincerity. Guard your thoughts and be mindful of your self talk.

[@balorgalore5629]

"Be yourself,everyone else is taken"

[@thesauce7289]

I’m Irish and got love for all the Irish Americans that are proud of their heritage. Be proud of your identity, your family, and your heritage 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪 Love that families and communities over there have held onto their Irish identity for over 100 years.

[@cycklist]

Those people are also the laughing stock of Europe.

[@FAMEROB]

@@cycklist that guys Irish and he's not laughing so you are wrong there buddy

[@YourRecoveryDealer]

​@@cycklistwho's the laughing stock of Europe?

[@TheKingOfBeans]

I’m English with Irish heritage and I can’t bring myself to celebrate it

[@E_O_S_]

​@@cycklistnahh

[@darraghdunphy4838]

Irish food is terribly underrated. Some of the best oysters, mussels, unreal fish, the class Sunday roasts, gorgeous stews, shepherds pie, irish breakfast, chicken rolls, soda bread, our beef, lamb pork, are amazing quality. If you prevent yourself from absorbing the stereotypes, irish food can genuinely be some of the best in the world

[@veloc123]

Best meat in the world is from Ireland ...all the good stuff is exported to Saudi Arabia though....$$$$

[@siggyincr7447]

The funny thing is I talked to a guy from Dublin and he said the one food I need to try if I visit Ireland is a spice bag, which having looked it up is like an Irish take on chinese food. Which I can sort of relate to as I lived in Germany for a few years and the food I miss most is a good döner.

[@kroche90]

You forgot to mention the hot chicken rolls and spice bags 😂😂😂😂

[@thefreshvince879]

soda bread sucks ass

[@Mike-dn7ut]

We drove all over Ireland last year Dublin, Galway, Kilarney, Dingle, Kinsale it was the trip of a lifetime and we met some of the nicest people on the planet. GO TO IRELAND !!

[@MissFly]

Hope you enjoyed 😊 I'm in Tralee 🇮🇪 ❤

[@juicer404]

Where are u from

[@Mike-dn7ut]

@@juicer404 why does it matter

[@sgolan83]

Brings back so many memories! ❤ In 2017, I landed up on chilly and stormy Arranmore island with my wife and 6 yr. old daughter for a vacation. All the way from India. We lived in the lighthouse keeper's house attached to the desolate Arranmore lighthouse with books of Irish ghost stories to keep us company.(it was listed on Airbnb at that time). Every part of the island has so much history associated with it. The monument you saw wasn't to Nova Scotia in Canada. It's a monument to Beaver Island in Michigan where many early Irish immigrants set up a community.

[@SabbaticalTommy]

Interesting. So it was for America after all

[@MrReymoclif714]

@@SabbaticalTommyya missed VERMONT!!! Scenery is excellent.

[@johnsheehan5679]

Hi Tommy, I was delighted and surprised to see that you had a new video in Ireland. I live in Galway and I became obsessed with your videos about 6 months ago. I first came across one of your videos by chance, I believe it was crossing over the border from Uganda to Kenya (I think) and I was instantly addicted to your videos and I came obsessed for the next couple of months. I was getting all my entertainment after work from your videos and adventures and I was telling all my friends and work colleagues about them. I had never been into travel videos before. But your videos were more appealing to me because not only do you describe the countries in detail, you also interact with the locals and don't just go to the touristic areas which for me makes your analysis of places more real and authentic and therefore more entertaining/exciting. I am free for the next 2 days. I don't know if you've been to Galway city yet but I would love to meet you. For a pint, a coffee or for a walk around Galway city. You have become somewhat of a superstar to me over the last few months. I wish you well in all your future adventures and may you continue to travel and be safe ♥️

[@campbub]

greetings from michigan 👋🏼 The irish are such a kind people.. It feels like i know them in my soul.. hard to put into words. could be the little irish in me ( great gma was a green ) that and i grew up with irish friends. Just feels like i know them.. a good feeling! never felt drawn to visit england, but ireland pulls at my heart ☘️

[@robfardy980]

If your heading back to the US, if you get the chance fly into st. John's Newfoundland Canada, and you will be blown away by the similarities between the Irish and Newfoundland, a great piece of history, for a history buff like you.

[@gloryglory5688]

Even worse plastic paddies

[@sebastianwurtz5294]

Newfoundland has a warmer climate. Through history it was mainly dominated by British and French culture. Not Irish.

[@MrResearcher122]

@@sebastianwurtz5294 Mostly Scottish and Irish in Newfoundland, and once Gaelic speakers from Highlands

[@sheilaghk6350]

The Newfoundland accent sounds irish. No kidding. And would you be careful running up and down cliffs and you by yourself.

[@brianholthouse4971]

I drove through NFLD from Port-aux-Basque to St. John’s and back. Long trip. Met a Donegal lass in St. John’s and she said what you said. Personally, I think NS more Celtic than NFLD. I did get screeched. BTW, Eastern Canada 100xs more friendly than western Canada. Go th Canada Tommy.

[@iixownxbeastxii8253]

Tommy, I've been watching your channel grow significantly, from 200,000 to now 666,000. absolutely astonishing all your travels are genuine and that's all anyone should ask for.

[@CSDonohue11]

670k already

[@ToastGeniePC]

@@CSDonohue11 690k almost!

[@CSDonohue11]

@@ToastGeniePC sheeeh Growing faster & fster

[@donie900]

Tommy my guy ! Welcome home ! ☘️

[@juricadogan3870]

Damn, Tommy in Ireland. This is exactly what the world needs! Hope this will have at least 10 episodes, and then hopefully Iceland is next.

[@Seany06]

Scotland next I bet (he may be going to festival which is on now).. And then nice Iceland

[@nymetsfan912]

Ireland always has “postcard” scenery around every corner. I can’t think of another country with such a beautiful landscape.

[@bobjary9382]

The Craic ! My mums family escaped the famine and ended up in America, her parents were killed when she was eight and a custody battle ensued. The upshot was she was put on a transatlantic steamer under the care of the captain to begin a life in Liverpool with my great aunts who she had never met before. The city then became the object of Luftwaffe bombing and she was evacuated to Wales. After the war she returned to the US to work, but came back to the uk later, met and married my father. She was an only child , one aunt in the states with mh issues and no children. Her liverpool aunts died when I was young having no kids as well...and since my mum had early onset Alzheimers I have an Irish heritage thats been lost to me . Im 65 now , I love the Ireland I visitied a couple of times in my 20s but I wish I knew my Irish family history.

[@InsolentVillager]

You should do an Ancestry DNA test. That can show you relations you never knew you had.

[@nancystoltz9370]

Thank you for sharing your story! I enjoyed reading it!

[@sonofanarchy6628]

@bobjary9382 wow what a story, Liverpool was built on irish and welsh and Scandinavian pepole looking for work , as for wales ,irish call a welshman, a irish man who couldn't swim ,banter🤣

[@The_Lady_Amelia]

Ireland has many option to track and trace. I use many to track my family too 1832 but it’s a little harder after. GRONI allows searches and the republic has options too. Wee google and start with your mums birth certificate, then her parents marriage certificate and expand out and up this way each time.

[@brendakane1485]

You really should see an expert on ancestry and genealogy. All you need to go back as far as you can, get a name, dob and where they were born. I did that, and was fckn flabbergasted with the info he'd discovered. It's so unbelievable, I don't think anyone would believe it. My own Ma didn't believe it, even with the photocopies I showed her. A big family, same Christian names down through all those generations and are still there. Considering Ireland was still intact and there was only a handful of counties. I got right back to 1815 with my Paternal Granda's G, G, Grandmother. She had 11 children, in a two room 'house', Husband died, 1 son, Matthew had to be isolated from his siblings with a highly contagious disease. All the others survived, and Bridget lived until she was 96. I know it's hard to believe that a 'single Mother' could do all of that throughout all depravation the English bestowed on us. There was enough food in Ireland at that particular time, it was the spud destroyed, everything else was shipped elsewhere by the English. BTW Tommy, Ireland gained it's hard-fought-for Independence in 1922, not 1949.🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪. Enjoy the rest of your travels, and I hope you learned a bit more about where we came from, cause knows where the fuck we'll end up. Especially with the bunch of Elitist Idiots supposedly governing this once great country.🇮🇪 Feck, I've writer's cramp now.🙄

[@Luieslopez]

Hey! Thanks for mentioning Nicaragua for having beautiful beaches. I’m living now in Ireland, and believe, cold water in the beaches have been a shock for me, but the landscape is always incredibly gorgeous!

[@T289c]

This is amazing. I have never been to Ireland and really want to go. I have seen all your videos, this one made me smile more than usual. I can't wait for the second part of this trip!

[@Karmaisveryreal-j2]

Unless you got lots of money to spend, as its also very expensive. I'm from Dublin Ireland 🇮🇪 myself.

[@seamusdoherty]

You are the only travel KZbinr I watch religiously, its great to see you in my home country.

[@ilovekittens6000]

Long time fan and inspiration to start learning Portuguese for 1 year so far. Thank you for visiting Ireland Sabbatical!!!

[@marcsassenach]

bro the food is Ireland, and quality of service is actually quite remarkable compared to many parts of the world

[@markmccreesh8420]

Why should this surprise you?

[@marcsassenach]

@@markmccreesh8420 cause the country is turning into a totalitarian refugee camp

[@ShapeyFiend]

Traditionally the quality of the ingredients was incredible, so we didn't have elaborate ways of prepping it. Boil everything chuck it on a plate. Now our food offerings are like everywhere else fashionable, but middling quality to protect margins.

[@davidgalea6113]

Not for long by the looks of it..

[@LoCoAde87]

​@davidgalea6113 why is that?

[@CariadfromWales]

Alike to Ireland, our native language 'Cymraeg' Welsh was outlawed also. Both Irish Gaelic and Cymraeg (Welsh) would probablyof been spoken more widely otherwise. Really lovely to see a localised version of it spoken in Donegal. I'm from Cardiff our city was built on the backs of the Irish navies, who's relatives came over to the city by the tens of thousands, resulting in a massive community called Templetown. Nice video, Thanks :--)

[@grlfcgombeenhunter2897]

🙏🏻🇮🇪🙏🏻

[@lahola3265]

I’ve visited Ireland twice (I’m Australian) and I’ve always had the best time. It’s because of the people, the culture and the land. ☘️☘️☘️

[@tedkeenan3341]

how dare you, you racist. complimenting a nation's people and culture. You racist

[@patriciacorcoran4582]

Hello from Ireland 🇮🇪 love you guys.

[@mdp4440]

I've visited twice also. 2000 and 2019. The second time we rented a car in Dublin and drove all over the country and even ferried out to Inishmore for a couple of days. I love beautiful Ireland and her beautiful people. Erin go brách!

[@DJBekno]

@@mdp4440 i bet next time our country will not be so good .

[@divinedefiance7069]

❤ and cos you ROCK apparently ❤

[@devanman7920]

I'm Irish and you picked a very unique route haha. Great video! The summers been one of the coldest in ages thats why its so cold. Haven't been to Limerick in years and you made me want to go back.

[@GILFHunter121]

Its been a shite summer and thats being nice😅

[@iJaxy10]

This summer has been like being in a steamroom

[@devanman7920]

@@iJaxy10 What you mean?

[@iJaxy10]

@@devanman7920 humid and sticky as fuck. Sweating buckets

[@FelixAndGene]

You asked everyone for fish and chips, please tell me you got some Leo Burdock's next to Christchurch. The oldest chippie and actually lives up to it. For proper Irish grub check out the Hairy Lemon close to Stephens green Park. The family that runs it was always great when I brought colleagues visiting around.

[@SuburbanColours]

So glad you came to visit my country! Would’ve loved to get a pint with you

[@Flimflam107]

I’ve lived in Nova Scotia all my life. I have always wanted to go to Ireland. I really enjoyed this video. Thank you for doing this one.

[@MissFly]

You should do the "Wild Atlantic way". I would avoid N.I and Dublin atm if I were you. There is a lot of illegal immigrants and unrest there. Be safe! Come to Kerry 😂

[@user-fo9lm4dx6y]

​@@MissFly please don't dissuade people from visiting Dublin, the city is struggling enough already without losing more of it's tourism trade.

[@aaronkeane2336]

@@MissFly Talking rubbish. Dublin is fine apart from the usual no-go areas after dark. There's always a risk of encountering violent individuals in a big city and to be honest it's the local scumbag teenagers that you need to be worried about not the immigrants in their tents.

[@TheLastAngryMan01]

@@user-fo9lm4dx6yAlas what he is saying is not incorrect, I am Irish and was back in Dublin for a night about six months ago, and the area around O’Connell Street, Henry Street, Jervis etc. is very rough and ready at night.

[@TheLastAngryMan01]

Novia Scotia is beautiful, Halifax, Cape Breton etc. Very like the west coast of Ireland in terms of climate and the temperament of the people.

[@terriblecoughing4767]

I watched this with my parents. We were absolutely blown away to see Silver Strand beach in Donegal featured on your channel. All the exotic locations you've shown us, and we see the beach and area we vacationed in countless times growing up. Thank you for all that you do.

[@DavidGillespie-m1w]

This guy is great. A very natural person . 👍👍👍from IRELAND 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪👍😄😄

[@Sarah-y1b4p]

My father's family were all from Donegal. I grew up in Scotland so I consider myself Scottish and British but with an Irish flare (mainly when I'm tipsy and there's a fiddle playing lol). What a great video. Can't wait to see you visit NI. Xx

[@whywhymusic]

That conversation with the old folks at the emigration monument was so wholesome

[@marielafreniere876]

The monument is in honor of the twinning between Arranmore Island and Beaver Island, Michigan where many from Arranmore immigrated to in the mid 1800's...not Canada...lol.

[@daleseb339]

"I feel so at home...." "How do people live in this island?"

[@Slimeyx54]

Grea because there's nature everywhere I know that cuz I live here❤

[@Asist0ne]

@18:10 "No one can never be happy... we all just wanna be what we aren't." indeed.

[@ptuparttimeutuber2236]

Yes, I was thinking he’s definitely a philosopher 😊

[@Bystander333]

That one made me actually laugh out loud.

[@ptuparttimeutuber2236]

@@Bystander333 well different strokes for different folks. i found that more philosophical than funny.

[@onlytruthintheworldkjv6311]

It is said we get "happy" based on what happens..(hence the etymology). However hope and joy can spring eternal.

[@Bystander333]

@@ptuparttimeutuber2236 It was the irony of the goals that made me laugh, how ridiculous it is that in different parts of the world people apply chemicals to achieve the exact same opposite in pursuit of different perfect complexions. In Asia a tan is considered a sign of working in the fields, in Ireland and the UK a tan is considered a sign of luxurious wealth and holidays.

[@EbliZ]

Greeting from Sweden, i have been to Ireland 3 times and just absolutely love it.

[@joe56474]

Been to Ireland twice, and this video totally makes me feel like I'm there. Can't wait for the next one.

[@Ifeeltheneedforspeed1]

Fair play my friend. Keep the irish language alive. Can see the love for Ireland coming out of you in your videos. Mo cara 🇮🇪

[@grumpyoldwizard]

That water is beautiful. I noticed after several trips that the oceans around the world each have their own color/shade. Cool, thanks!

[@phatstan37]

i know its not ireland, but you could check out the confluence of the yangtze and jialing rivers. pretty stark color difference!

[@antmorgan5255]

I am glad you visited Nenagh County tipperary my home town and did a great job showing our lovely scenery. 👍🇮🇪

[@JustMeOnYoutube_AI]

Funny to see that guy driving a scouter and pulling a horse, I love Ireland... hope to visit one day

[@eoghandoyle162]

Fair play to you, you couldn't look more Irish if you tried, but your a gentleman with a great laid back personality, respect🇮🇪🇺🇸👌..

[@GetOutandLive84]

Another awesome video Tommy! Good work, can’t wait for the next one up north where I’m sure the good craic will be had. Cheers bro

[@SabbaticalTommy]

BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE! Good to be in my natural environment, no sunscreen needed. No better way to start off an epic trip across Eurasia ☘🇮🇪 Btw I hope you're enjoying the Irish accents so far, they get even more intense in the next one 😂

[@normanzjames]

Hey, welcome to Europe!

[@iixownxbeastxii8253]

Tommy, you're living my dream brother. continue forward on this journey with good health. God bless you.

[@benitonorth8616]

GOFUNDME HELP TOMMY GET HIS EYES SERCUMSIZED😢😢😢😢😊

[@MartinHeredia-m5l]

This was a wonderful and insightful episode. I appreciate the historical commentary you provide on your videos, Tommy. By the way, please consider going on Ari Shaffir's ' You Be Trippin' ' podcast. He's a comedian out of New York (Alphabet City) who interviews people who have traveled to other countries and it focuses on one country per episode. I think you would enjoy it and it would be interesting to hear you speak about your travels in conversation with a fellow traveler and New Yorker. Beir bua!

[@xeon4308]

Dia dhuit /jee-ah ghwitch. Not dia dit ✌🏻

[@michelemcdermott75]

My husband was Irish- his family from County Cork- but we never got to make the trip-sadly. Loving the accents…..loving the kindness.

[@Dreyno]

Are you sure his family was from Cork? I’m not saying it’s not possible but McDermott is very much a Connacht name. Especially many years ago before people moved around too much within Ireland. A lot of people, and I’m not saying this is the case in your husband’s family, think their family was from Cork because they sailed from Cork. But Cork was one of the major ports and people from all over Ireland sailed from there. I think it’s much more likely they came from the north west. Roscommon or Leitrim etc.

[@MrKramer13]

No crack for you

[@CamEraFitnessChannel]

​@Dreyno There are McDermotts in Cork and there has been for over a century at least from the families I know there. My own is a name from Connaught, but all my family live in Munster and have for at least two centuries.

[@CamEraFitnessChannel]

@Dreyno My point is, people always have moved around. It's not a big deal. Move on if it's stressing you out.

[@Dreyno]

@@CamEraFitnessChannel You’re the one who “corrected” me. And the census shows you are wrong. There was a handful of McDermotts in Cork. If you can’t handle facts, I’m hardly going to get stressed about it. Why don’t you just Google it and stop digging?

[@TOFB]

Great that you went to Donegal. It’s one of Ireland best places to go, great people, lovely scenery and beaches.

[@alfiebarron4837]

It's brilliant to see you visiting my country Tommy. Really glad you visited to display the Irish culture that we're so proud of. Go n-éirí an bóthar leat! 🇮🇪

[@bennybarry2239]

About time Tommy, Welcome to Ireland! 🇮🇪☘️🍻

[@Alan_AB]

"Craic". It's spelled C-R-A-I-C. And Ireland is the only country in the world where you can go up to a police officer, ask them "How's the craic?" and not get arrested.

[@Ken_oh545]

Pretty basic isn't it? I'm not Irish but know that spelling.

[@chadclay1643]

He spelled it wrong on purpose to mislead

[@Ken_oh545]

@chadclay1643 ah, maybe. Like a sub-editor at a tabloid? If so that's not the strongest word-play to be sure!

[@Alan_AB]

@@chadclay1643 I'm not so sure that I agree with your point. There doesn't seem to any point in his video where he points out the mispelling and redirects to the correct way. But then again, the spelling of the term isn't common knowledge anyway.

[@Bride83UK]

What's the craic.....not how's 🫣

[@semekhyahtafari5362]

Yep! My fam left kilkenny then to nova scotia to maine Vermont to Mass.. I was born in Massachusetts..

[@Brandysnaps7492]

We were on the island last weekend. Our son was at the gealtacht for 3 weeks. Beautiful place. We got fish and chips from that little place on the corner, just across from the grotto. It was amazing.

[@granthamwizard4590]

Ireland looks like a beautiful place. Thanks for the video!

[@babiyarnazarismaily6207]

You can never mistake the colour of the grass here,100% autentic and one of a kind ,according to me,like the one in austria and switzerland,or in the alps as a whole

[@LoCoAde87]

The best thing when returning to Ireland from holiday is just that. It just hits different. Especially when coming from mainland EU, Asia or North America like I have done. Even the mild temp and often grey skies. Home is home. 😂

[@marielafreniere876]

The monument is in honor of the twinning between Arranmore Island and Beaver Island, Michigan where many from Arranmore immigrated to in the mid 1800's... not Canada...lol.

[@jaswan79]

Tommy, take it from a country boy, one of the most annoying things ever is someone trying to talk to you while your mowing grass.

[@selfishbiaich]

true Irish culture is coming through, complaining about any insignificant thing

[@RebelTheUncanny1]

Aye ...stopping the mower for bullshit.

[@selfishbiaich]

@@RebelTheUncanny1 soon there won't be any fuel to run the mower.

[@stuartfreeborn1986]

This is particularly true in Ireland... As the threat of rain is never far away... So I want to get the mowing finished pronto.

[@silverkitty2503]

@@selfishbiaich That is American culture.

[@Dreyno]

An awful lot of the emigration to Canada was followed by a journey south. The ticket to Canada was less expensive so many people opted to make the sailing to there. Many remained in Canada and many made their was to Boston, New York etc.

[@hanslund2280]

You are a spectacular content maker and an utterly decent and polite human. I salute you and wish you sll the best.

[@215Daniel]

40:46 LMAO. Bro you understood like 35-40% of that convo.

[@normanzjames]

And that`s an achievement for anyone 😅

[@bendcorners]

that took me out laughing man.. the end of the convo i had no clue what he said insane that its english

[@jamesmolloy6839]

@@bendcorners There's a particular sort of old school Limerick city accent sounds like it's been ran through a pitch bender. He's saying if you had a ticket Paolo Nutini is playing in Thomond Park (the local Rugby stadium).

[@Flying_Shamrock]

@@normanzjamesim a local to limerick and i understood him perfect honestly didnt realize we had such an accent

[@grlfcgombeenhunter2897]

Welcome 🙏🏻 home brother back to the motherland 🙏🏻🇮🇪🙏🏻

[@LordShmendrick]

I'm actually looking into purchasing that home above Early's Pub after viewing this. Thank you Tommy!!

[@SabbaticalTommy]

Great!

[@grlfcgombeenhunter2897]

Just don’t turn it into a DP centre

[@LordShmendrick]

@@grlfcgombeenhunter2897 definitely not. Focused on my own retirement home.

[@grlfcgombeenhunter2897]

@@LordShmendrick 🙏🏻🇮🇪🙏🏻

[@johnconnolly6011]

Im from Philadelphia and the Irish still raise money for Irish Northern Aid. My father came to the US because he was a Catholic and that kept him out of college. I believe that was in the 1950's. I still have a bad feeling for the Brits. I loved when they sang Lizzy is in a box.

[@WarTubaFox]

Tommy asking the religious book guy if he is competing with the other religious guys absolutely cracked me up

[@Peterswarahed]

Ireland is beautiful :) was there last year:)

[@gerardflynn7382]

I agree When it's not raining

[@vehiculemagazine]

we love the value you bring to us!

[@jasongb5666]

In 1974 there was 1 mosque in the UK now over 2000 and growing .Why don't we say no to this ?

[@Gnomestress]

Because unlike you we're not xenophobic and terrified of scary brown people oooooh so scary

[@creekyknee]

Yes

[@grlfcgombeenhunter2897]

Cause them hurty names

[@ekesandras1481]

43:30 Somalia, he is from Somalia. Probably born to Somali parents in Saudia Arabia or the Gulf Emirates, because he has an Arabic accent.

[@Hey_Derek]

In case anyone is wondering, the bridge between Canada and Detroit is the Ambassador Bridge.

[@cosmicsquid]

Exactly, a bridge between the United States and Canada not America and Canada. Canada is an American country.

[@arjundureja]

when did this come up?

[@Hey_Derek]

14:20​@@arjundureja

[@readesiun988]

Indeed Ireland does have jelly fish, just as the U.S. does, its the same ocean Tommy, the town is pronounced Nee-naa, that is the stadium, he was trying in a very bad way to tell you that hill 16 which is where the people were murdered is that direction, the Stadium has 3 stands and hill 16, which after the stadium was re-built, hill 16 remained. Welcome home Tommy, I am many others would have loved to meet you for a pint and show you around.

[@creekyknee]

And its called Hill 16 because it was built from the rubble of the 1916 rising.

[@danbrad1661]

@creekyknee your dead right mate I feel people don't explain the history of Ireland correctly to tourists.

[@angelicupstart1977]

That’s your countries only link to ours. If you are born in the USA you are American, if you are born in our beautiful country you are Irish.

[@Peterswarahed]

The stone walls in irleland are pretty amazing too ,,,they are all over the rolling hills.

[@YouAintGotNoTegridyBoi]

We definitely had good stonemasons way back in Ireland. Generally make for good craftsmen of any sort.

[@shanghaiffgg]

welcome to Ireland, the Irish people are legendary and I hoped you loved it. btw Nenagh is pronounced "knee nah"

[@afvet5075]

Beautiful, just beautiful. Great video young man. Keep em coming.

[@roberttemple2521]

I haven't watched you for several months, so it's nice to see your clips again. I think you are the best of the pack who make similar travel clips. I say this because you take the time to research wherever it is you are reporting from. Your camera work is great, no odd 360 degree quirky visuals. You interact with locals without tryng to surprise them with your language skills. You come off as totally respectful to all, you're not a heavy partier and you don't hire prostitutes to be your guides. You seem to genuinely love your work. The reactions and many smiles you get from those you interact with are a refreshing treat, every time. I love that you go to off the beaten trail locations, I've done that myself in Mexico and Brasil, many times. I may be moving to Brasil in the next year, now that trump is at the helm, again. Brasil comes with its own set of challenges, but I will welcome them over what we are likely going to be facing here in the untied states of amerikaka in short order. Peace to you, brother. Best regards from Brunswick, Maine. 😊

[@NirnimeshRudra-kr7de]

Love you man !! Always a treat when your new videos land

[@Tendou-Gaming]

Bro makes the most GOATED Travel Videos

[@thingymabob2209]

Sabbatical and Small Brained American are two of the tinternets underrated travel vloggers atm. Both have quality content. :)

[@ShapeyFiend]

@@thingymabob2209 small brained american did a good job of going on a less obvious ireland expedition also. Went to bad culchie raves with auld lads. Authentic shit.

[@MelvinKost-e1y]

Sabbatical, Kurt Caz and bald and bankrupt are probs my favorites

[@GhastlyCretin]

He's good but Bald And Bankrupt is the GOAT.

[@Geosavvyyy]

Pulling a horse from a scooter has to be the best mix between modern and tradition. I laughed so hard 😂♥️

[@sonofanarchy6628]

@Geosavvyyy thats so how I rember Dublin when visited in 90s

[@MIKEODWYER454]

Thats normal in Limerick

[@shonuff5297]

If it was a donkey, I'd say it was ass backwards..

[@trilithon108]

1980, before Ireland became a Celtic tiger 🐅, saw an old guy pushing a rack of old mattress down the sidewalk. 😮

[@Dead2you]

The way Sabbatical speaks reminds me /exactly/ of the guys I grew up with. I almost wonder if he somehow is ahahaha. When he told that Irish man "my bad" or when he walked past the goat pissing near the bench and said "Do your thing, bro" reminded me of myself. Sabbatical doesn't put on heirs and is just "himself" regardless of who he's speaking to and i really appreciate that hahaha. I want to kick it with this dude.

[@Gghjfyhvfghh]

Beautiful Ireland’ beautiful people

[@taratharp588]

Omg I laughed out loud when you said "is that guy pullin a horse?" 😂 I was a bit confused myself.

[@stephenosullivan3489]

standard in limerick

[@ShapeyFiend]

I was delighted he captured that pure Limerick. A few years ago there I saw a kid pushing a goat in a shopping trolley.

[@creekyknee]

I'll think that you might find that the young lad a member of our very famous Traveller community.

[@lisapolanski9379]

In Dublin's fair city, where girls are so pretty ... my mother is from Dublin.

[@davyebbers8277]

Was about to sleep but a new Sabbatical upload changes everything👌

[@drumrgirl28]

“… it’s like 57° out, 14°C… it’s July.” 🤣🤣🤣 Welcome to Ireland ! 😂☘️

[@mandulis]

That man with a pack of my favorite beer, Heineken @ 4:40... I would say that I am in the right country. Long Live Ireland.. 💚💚

[@timtense]

Can't wait for your videos of Belgium!

[@MrMartinsla]

Not sure if this is the place to voice your opinions on who or what lives here. Tommy is just doing his best to capture the essence of every place he visits. Doing a great job at that. Some great videos

[@Dignity4allhumanity]

A massive part of cultural education is travel. Tommy has broad experience and knowledge of culture through travel. Unfortunately our US friends work far more with less holidays and I will in my own experience is that Aussies tend to stay home for trips. Obviously overseas is expensive for most continental countries for families etc. My own experience of southern states is the people have an insular view of everything.

[@WANTED-BIH]

Thanks for another wonderful video and introduction to Ireland, Your microphone is working very nicely now. Don't forget to visit Bosnia and Herzegovina on your way, I think it would be an extremely tempting destination for you. From natural beauties such as rivers, lakes, mountains, waterfalls, as well as a very good gastronomic offer. Here in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the food is one of the most beautiful and delicious. Many things are done by hand and naturally, not by machine. The junction of east and west in our capital, Sarajevo. Different architecture in one place in one city. Catholic Church Orthodox Church Synagogue and Mosque within a radius of 300 meters shows a great diversity in religious affiliations, and also speaks of a unique place where everyone lives in harmony without walls fenced off from others. The war of 1992-1995 of course caused many scars, but you can still see today the kindness of these people here, ordinary citizens and passers-by. The thousand-year history is another interesting review where we have written records from the Roman Empire and proof of the existence of this state in the distant past. as well as the Illyrian people, one of the oldest nations in Europe, through modern haplogroup tests it shows that people have been settled here for a long time in the heart of Europe, it is a very interesting event in history when Europeans accepted Islam en masse and the reasons why it happened, Everything it is located in one place in Bosnia and Herzegovina and much more. Well, if you have the opportunity, it would be nice to visit Bosnia. I wish you all the best and may God protect you on your travels!

[@rosincox9799]

So glad you started in y favourite County .Donegal.Dd the drive around Arranmore some years ago ,very scary in some places ! I think the moumtain road may have been upgraded since .Burtonport certainly has .Gorgeous cafe there now and just up the road is the fabulous Wheelhouse Cafe .Love Donegal ,especially its people .I was hoping you'd head off on the road up to Errigal .It's the most stunning sight as Errigal comes into view .

[@bulletsie]

Never thought I'd see you post a video to include my home town of Limerick! Did not take long for you to get tapped for a Euro :-) From the events in the video it looks like you were visiting 3-4 weeks ago?? Pity you did not go down to Co. Kerry further South there is some really beautiful scenic land down that neck of the woods.

[@robfardy980]

Do you know a Shane Birmingham from limerick

[@stephenosullivan3489]

very strange seeing you walk around Limerick, a city I know very well, after starting to watch your videos to see what China and HK were like before I went there in June.

[@kuivo]

I studied in Limerick (UL) in 1997 for six months as an Erasmus exchange student. The locals called the town "Stab City" due to its criminal reputation. I had nothing to complain what so ever. Got many good friends. Since I have visited Ireland a number of times and the country has changed a lot with ups and downs. Best greetings from 🇫🇮 to 🇨🇮.

[@sonofanarchy6628]

Craic so sounds like welsh word🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿, but so interesting how irish welsh have sane dna celt, so to compare languages is great, hwyl is craic in welsh Hwyl. A little like the Irish word 'craic', the Welsh word hwyl is used to express a stirring sensation, fervour, emotion, motivation, and enthusiasm.

[@johnnymulligan2496]

Tommy you were correct about bloody Sunday in croke park. That Steward you were talking to didnt know what he was talking about. Love the video

[@johnconnolly6011]

Roast beef and potatoes is what my mother made. My parents are both off the boat. I was born in 1963 and took two trips to my parents homeland. I was born in the US as with my 4 other brothers and sisters. It looks just like I remember. Lots of grass and flat land.

[@QT-Sei]

"The only beach I've ever been to where everyone is still pale" PREACH IT BROTHER

[@padee9469]

When I started this video I didn't expect to see you outside my house 50 minutes later 😂

[@SabbaticalTommy]

It’s a small country!

[@deenzmartin6695]

KEEP IRELAND IRISH

[@tomjohnston1220]

You don't get to be Irish AND racist...is a poem by Imelda May. It's on KZbin, look it up.

[@deenzmartin6695]

@@tomjohnston1220 i'm not going to look shit up, Tom.

[@grlfcgombeenhunter2897]

@@deenzmartin6695I reckon Tom is an ngo. He’s Imelda May ffs 🤦‍♂️

[@glassix8593]

You do actually get to be Irish and racist. The woman who wrote that wasn’t even Irish lol. Stupid

[@jordanhtiffirg1990]

​@@grlfcgombeenhunter2897😂😂 this interaction is too funny. I dunno why people say this though. If your people make an active effort to uphold your culture and that means more than just going to the pub then you wouldnt feel that way

[@JohnDoe-gj4rr]

Thank you for starting this video in Donegal ❤️ Love your videos lad. Welcome home!!

[@vincenttynan]

Fair play our fella. I've been watching you you for quite a while now and I left Ireland when I was 17 and traveled the word. Mexico and Central America for 5 years 10 years in aisa and haven't stopped travelling since. You have hit the nail on the head with Ireland 100%. Your a feckin legend when it comes to letting people know how countries are you tell it how it is. Totally respect you bro keep up the good work you have some Tallent. I wish you you the best

[@TheIanoTube]

That lad was not homeless, he was just taking the piss out of ya

[@Skinna-123]

No he was just a Bumm.

[@JuliEtAmron]

The one place I dream to visit on earth ❤🇮🇪

[@lukeb8819]

Thanks Tommy for coming to my country ive been following you since day one😊

[@ellegraham4603]

So glad you had a good time.👋🍀🌹