The secret pub in Tipperary only open on Thursdays

I found the secret pub in Tipperary hidden in a family's home, where people from all over the country go to sing songs and play music only on Thursday nights. #irishbucketlist
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🤔 Jim O' The Mills
📍 Co. Tipperary
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[@Clisare]

Hello! 👋🏻 There's no way this video stays monetised with the amount of music in it, so if you're in a position to become a Patron & support the series that would be great! patreon.com/clisare. Also, here is a Spotify playlist of the songs that were sung on the night so you can check out various versions of them: open.spotify.com/playlist/6UNK29hZKipg4hV0dlhN4K Thanks so much to Bunk Campers for making this trip possible! --> www.bunkcampers.com/ #gifted

[@almaaurum9703]

Pin this post Clare so more people get to see it! Ah what a talent you've got making these videos, truly amazing

[@Clisare]

@@almaaurum9703 Thank you, I didn't realise I hadn't pinned it! 😅

[@ayoolukoga9829]

Place your faith on Jesus. Jesus died so that you can have everlasting life. Jesus is the way the truth and the life. No one gets to the Father but by him. Trust Jesus. Repent. Call Out to Jesus Now Have a good day

[@tackysum]

Thank you Clare. As an American who has never been abroad I find your videos fun, educational, and fascinating. I love seeing Ireland through your lens. This one is just so special to me. Reminds me of some of my family get-togethers.

[@RHCole]

Reminds me of a tiny little Sean Keane concert I attended in Frostburg, MD, USA. He is an Irish folk singer and he told us about how his mother had a place just like this, takes me back there and adds some context

[@solncevskiya9850]

The same thing with my from eastern Siberia, I never been abroad the Russia, but explore World by this wonderful vid!

[@kildareire]

Aww. Hope you can come visit some day tacky.

[@christophercook723]

What Country in America? Canada, Mexico Peru, to name but a few.😢

[@Theo-co2de]

This is just lovely. Thank you for sharing. If I ever have the chance to visit Ireland, other than going to well-known attractions, this is what I would love to do, having a true local experience with everyday people and who doesn't like to hear stories about the good old days, they are always filled with knowledge and intrigue.

[@losangeles9320]

Would I be correct in saying "that is da craic!" Absolutely appreciate these types of glimpses into non-touristy Irish culture. Cheers!

[@oneill765]

Now you're suckin diesel

[@MsDragunlady]

When I think of Ireland, this is what I think of! A bunch of people squished into a pub, all playing and singing old songs. I think it's fabulous, thanks so much for taking us along!

[@denismolphy7951]

first time i seen this lass loved her

[@efogg3]

thats what im talking about! this is great!Tis what Irelands all about! Slainte

[@EdinMike]

Urrrrgh now it’s nearly midnight and I wanna put The Auld Triangle on full blast and wake all my neighbours up !!

[@indycarcomplainer2304]

I love this so much, Clare. I’m just an Indiana boy from the United States, with some Irish heritage, but watching this just stirs something deep within me. The songs, the voices, the stories…. It all seems so familiar, somehow. Thank you so much. I also love how you included John Prine’s version of “Til a Tear Becomes a Rose” with his beautiful, Irish muse, Fiona. RIP John

[@Dreyno]

John Prine is very popular in Ireland. He used to spend a lot of time here. His wife was Irish and they had a house about 90 minutes from where this was filmed. He used to play in the local pub there (Kinvarra, Co. Galway).

[@dcbchannel1619]

Could be my favorite video of yours. This is the vicarious vacation to Tipp I didn’t know I needed. Jim of the Mill is a national treasure. Thanks for documenting this moment.

[@LindaC616]

And not something most visitors to Ireland would ever hear/know of!

[@jimmyburke6940]

Great video Claire. I live only 20 miles from Jim O the Mills but have, as yet , not been up for a night there. Hopefully in the next few months I'll get up there with my box for a few tunes and a pint or two! ( I'll have a designated driver). Jimmy

[@jimmyburke6940]

😊😊

[@maddydenny244]

I agree with you about these last two videos having been real gems. I also agree with the fellow that said you had friendship on your face! Keep up the good work!

[@aspenward390]

This was absolutely amazing. Thanks Clisare, so much, for popping in with friendship on your face, and bringing us with you. The community feeling came through and it's such a lovely statement of our times, that we can still, be together and sing and laugh.

[@gregdankert]

What a treasure - what a blessed place

[@wyrdangel7]

Really enjoyed that. Amazing to me how, with a different accent, that could have been a scene right out of Appalachia...strikingly similar. You should see some bluegrass if you get over here to the States. You would Def enjoy.

[@kellymarsh2266]

I was thinking the same thing!

[@stephaniemcdonald6936]

I definitely agree!

[@paddyo3841]

Irish souls never die

[@johnlangfitt1994]

Clare, your production quality continues to rise. Great stuff!!!

[@Frawls42]

How’ya Claire! Greetings from Chicago! I’ve been a fan of your posts for sometime now. After watching this video post, I felt compelled to comment especially this St. Patrick’s week. It does my heart good to know you are keeping alive the culture of the Gael in modern Ireland and broadcasting it to the world. The world knows Ireland is changing dramatically so God love you for your efforts in promoting the Irish language and music. The Gaels were the men that God made mad! He made all their wars happy and all there songs sad. Slán 🙏🏻☘️🇮🇪

[@pulsatingsausageboy2076]

Just hearing that old man’s accent is reason enough to make a trip to this pub.

[@keithbraham6438]

I am happy that you are posting your adventures, your personality puts people at ease and makes them open up to you and share the little gems in your stops

[@SanDra-ze6kr]

what a lovely man 🥰

[@StephenMay-dd4xs]

I’m so glad you shared this with the world! It’s like everyone is family at this pub

[@christopherl436]

So much soul packed into a tiny pub, and so cozy too! It was a treat to hear Jim recount its history and it seems to me that even if these old walls were haunted, the energy & vibe would be nothing but benign and welcoming.

[@melissaeichmann1003]

I'm loving the last two vlogs, the storytelling is very lovely. These are the best vlogs you've done in my opinion.

[@-RONNIE]

Are you kidding me OMFG 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 that is literally a couple miles down the road from where a lot of my family live - I really got emotional seeing this I haven't seen any of my family over there since the pandemic so thank you very much . I'm so glad you got a chance to experience this because it really is a nice place. 🥃 Sláinte

[@briancjohnson]

Well, it's not much of a secret anymore, now is it?! ;) More seriously, thank you for sharing this, it was amazing!

[@KarenMaria969]

Love it 😍👏👏👏 Thankyou for Sharing I miss The Timeless County of Tipperarary 😍🌈🌈🌈🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️

[@no2all]

What a remarkable find! There is so much historical importance in just the stories and the music. This is a piece of culture and the soul of Ireland that I pray will never be cancelled by those fools who seek to deny us of our past. JIm o' the Hills should be celebrated as a landmark of relevance. Sites like this have created a magnet that draws the spirit. Rightful place on the bucket list.

[@jamesmurray435]

My son and I went to Jim of the mill last Thursday nite, heard about it thru your video, THANK YOU Clisare so much, it was GRAND! We are from America and this was one of the highlights of our trip. I love Ireland and the Irish people. My family is from Roscommon back in the 1850s. Be Safe, Jim Murray

[@Clisare]

Omg that is so cool! I hope you told Jim you’d seen it in my video, would love to know what he’d say! 🥹 So delighted 😊😊

[@jamesmurray435]

@@Clisare The pub was very crowded, we stopped in the afternoon and met Jim and one of his daughters, they asked how we heard about the mill; and we told them it was thru watching it on the computer with Clare, Jim said Oh Yes, the girl with the van. So they remembered you and seemed happy with all of it, many people that night heard about it from watching you. American's Germans and all. I cant thank you enough, you be safe.

[@tomarlow8923]

I watch and enjoy your all of your videos. The last two ( this one and the workhouse) released have been a level above. The content and the editing to tell a story with both words and emotion is some of the best content available on KZbin. Thank you.

[@Clisare]

Thank you so much 🥹🥹

[@carolmurphy7572]

I agree wholeheartedly! Just wonderful stuff!

[@greendragonpublishing]

I agree - this is going deep into true heritage, history, and culture, and I'm here for it.

[@duygukayhanisaskank4915]

@@Clisare ?!?!SERIOUSLY...NON-ALCOHOLIC GUINNESS?!?! It sounds as enticing as an artificial vagina....!!!!NO THANK YOU!!!! 🙂 In my opinion, this is your BEST EVER vlog. It made me laugh, cry & wish to be fireside with those gathered...savoring the music, the song & a few "REAL" Guinness. Honestly Clisare, You've captured the sentiment & authentic charm of the owner and his gem of a pub. You showed it's MUCH MORE than a place to have "a jar". THANKS SOOOO MUCH, Ben

[@anonymouscrank]

What an excellent video! Your interview with Jim intercut with music brings the pub to life.

[@IRAForLife]

This is awesome! As an American who has watched a ton of your videos, this is by far my favorite! I'm sure it was an incredible experience and I will absolutely check it out the next time I'm across the pond. I grew up hearing and singing Irish music, being from a large Irish family. It brought me right back to every family get together; funeral, wedding, communion, etc. Beautiful job and although you can't truly express the feeling of what it was like, your video did it a great service. And Jim! That man is a class act!

[@carolmurphy7572]

Another wonderful video! Thanks for sharing the pub, the music, the friendship, the stories, the songs, the banter, and the amazing Jim with us! It's been said that the most Irish place in the world outside of Ireland, is Newfoundland. Your video has confirmed this for me yet again. I could have been here in Newfoundland pub; even the accents are shockingly similar. I loved it!

[@iAmGhost187]

I will definitely go there. Added to my bucket list. I love when people come together to sing and play instruments. There's no way I'm gonna miss this opportunity. Thank you Clare.

[@mpearson1280]

As an introvert, this experience seems a nightmare, but the music is cool. Thank you for sharing!

[@scubarang]

I'm that cliche American with Irish roots who has always dreamed of getting to what feels like in my heart, my motherland. These last two videos are exactly what I would want to experience along with the typical tourist destinations because they convey the charm of Ireland that I yearn for. Thank you so much for sharing your journey and for taking me places I might not get to go if I don't ever make it to Ireland. She calls me but I haven't found a way to answer her yet so you're helping to soothe the heartache of missing her.

[@johngoldstone4548]

Just beautiful, Clisare. Here in Los Angeles, nothing sounds better than a Thursday night of trad music at that old mill. Ta!

[@dieselman7453]

And everyone of the cars and people will drive home and the Garuda on the push bikes won’t say nothing 😂😂🤬great craic that’s wat life is about it’s for living it would be the music and musicians that would bring me here wat a spot full of culture!! We have a place in Armagh like this but it’s not as busy as there !! Thanks Clare Brian south Armagh 🇮🇪🇮🇪🎸🎸🎸🎸some Irish tunes sounds like old doc Watson early day songs !! I’m Irish and live in Ireland but I love doc Watson and his music !! Doc is a legend 😍😍🎸🎸🎸🇮🇪

[@danwebb4418]

Doc made his guitar talk, and his son Merle also did.., rip

[@robloxmaniacdanceandshake7871]

These last two couple of videos have been total gems!!... Beautiful people, beautiful setting, beautiful subject matter... Total class!!...

[@aliwantizu]

I LOL'd at the lady who said "is that a threat or a promise" as I've been saying that since I was like 10 or 11, lol too funny! Ok, so I can see how some people would absolutely love this. I like the concept and the sharing of comraderie and culture. That said, I think I'd find it too crowded and too loud. Recently a new bar opened near me that is themed as a "Witches Bar," and the cocktails are called "Spells" and so on. I really want to go, but seeing pics from within it looks quite small and very crowded/busy. I'm sure I'll go at some point, but while I don't mind crowds and loud music...I don't like them "in my face" so to speak. Regardless, this place looked awesome! Sláinte! ~Be Blessed

[@mictobin30]

As a Irish man who had lived over seas most of my adult life, I can’t say how much I enjoyed that video it reminded me of my childhood

[@SarahRenz59]

I've really enjoyed your last 2 videos. I love how you seek out interesting individuals and just point the camera at them to let them tell their stories. Jim O' the Mill is such a quintessentially Irish place. I envy you -- in America it feels like we've systematically eliminated all our gathering places and we're all living in our little bubbles. Heck, we even build towns that have no town square; they're just a random assortment of housing subdivisions and strip malls. I love the Irish for hanging onto their traditions. You said you were having trouble describing the feeling of being in that little pub; I think it must've felt like being wrapped up in a cozy warm blanket. Slainte!

[@kapturelab]

Excellent video. I really liked the interview with Jim and the way this is edited and cut between Jim and the songs. Jim seems like an absolute gentleman.

[@willallen7757]

These people reminded me so much of my Great Grandparents, Grandparents and Aunts and Uncles that I cried the whole time as they have all passed. My Uncle Junior was just like Jim, everyone new him and loved him. I'm sure there was some Shanahans in there.

[@aidanfitzgerald4372]

Can ye please stop including cracking songs! Takes me ages to add them all onto Spotify 😅

[@Clisare]

There’s a Spotify playlist in the description to make that easier!

[@johnburke3348]

This has got to be one of the best videos on KZbin, so far I’ve viewed it 4 times, it’s fucking class !

[@dukemchale]

What a beautiful video Clare, I couldn't help but cry, my grandmother came from county Mayo to America, and my father never forgot his love of Ireland. When we get together for parties, my uncle Chris would always sing the Irish songs. Thanks again for bringing back such fine memories❤

[@APaganPerspective]

Just Beautiful..

[@nirmalageorge9164]

The name Tipperary conjures strange images and old memories in my head! I am from India and my father worked for a gentleman by the name Lawrence Short. He owned a coffee estate in Yercaud, India in the 1950's. Was this gentleman from Tipperary? I don't know! Because there was an estate by the name Tipperary there too! I don't know if he was Irish, maybe from England. In the 40's and 50's there were a lot of British people in India who knew nothing about England. Just sharing my old memories! Thanks for posting this video.

[@uninteresting1212]

Well Clare... quite a good vlog as per. I play the highland bagpipes... but the Trad session ... man ! Can't really play the highland pipes for those. I have had band members who recently got back from Dublin and his words... "Sundays in Ireland beat live music in Canada on a Friday night." Flute for fiddle or neither ?

[@ThomasDoubting5]

In the age of technology and the internet , real humans doing real human things .

[@errollleggo447]

That Celtic Woman song got my toes tapping. I have the pogues album! Edit: Thank you Clisare for this video, it put a huge smile on my face.

[@deslatt1172]

Well that fecks up Jim the Mills The place will be full of blow ins now

[@Clisare]

It welcomes people from all over the world already

[@bobbymckenny7126]

I want to be there before i pass i had a great proud family please respond i love you. Clisare

[@itsmelampoi]

Apparently it's a long way ...... away tipperary ,,, ahem

[@patrickmagee2528]

The Irish and Ulster Scotts music can be heard in the Bluegrass of the American hillbilly musical histories. If ever I get to Ireland I would love to experience this pub. I myself don’t speak Irish and I noticed most of these folks were speaking English so I think I might be able to survive without embarrassing meself . Thank uou for sharing . Slainte ! Hoping to travel to Ireland before they shut travel down for good . ❤️

[@Clisare]

They will never shut down travel for good, it makes too much money!

[@cindykurneck]

This is a precious gift that you have given to us. Thank you so much Clisare. Thank you from deep in my heart. ❤❤❤ It made me cry very happy tears

[@chrisnixon1991]

Clare I think I just found out why The Clancy Brothers always loved Thursdays! Thank you for making this trip because I definitely would not have known about this pub! Plus with St. Paddy's rolling around the corner you know that place is gonna be the craic!

[@lizetteolsen3218]

I am thinking Michael and Jim are friends. That is culture. Sorry there are not younger people discovering the place. It is a generational connection. You have TRY friends from that area--wonder if they know about that place? One of the best videos you have done. Worthy of repeats, just for the music!

[@rubybluecruz6466]

Hey home girl cool what's up..from East L.A. good to see you dude!

[@jasonniles9270]

Very good video thank you for sharing I like the stories the gentleman was staying in watching folks having a good time playing music and having fun

[@aaronuaconaill5688]

You’d hardly remember me Clare, but I met you at the night you were at the mill, having a pint with the Scotsman and the Swede in front of a turf fire. It’s definitely a special place! Tá súil agam gur bhain tú sult as!

[@aaronuaconaill5688]

I actually got a shoutout! 🎉

[@Clisare]

I was about to say, I shouted you out at the end! 🤩

[@Greg_Watchorn]

Another great IBL. I remember my grandfather telling me this was the way of life years ago, I thought it didn't exist anymore, but it's great to see that it does and that the next generation are coming along in the form of Jim's daughters. Like you say such a session is an experience, special for anyone but truly special for an Irish man or woman ☘️☘️☘️☘️

[@WRover4669]

Love the last two videos. Traveling and hearing stories around Ireland. Great craic! Looking forward to more like this. Off the beaten path type content. 👍🏼

[@bambiebrinson8822]

I totally loved this video and you Clare, and the music ❤🥰

[@al.n.darodda6183]

I’m going to Tipperary

[@declanconway2903]

Great video 😊

[@avicohen3035]

(English is not my first language) I almost can't distinguish the Irish from the British. I love them both. Love the folk music/culture of native English speakers. Everyone has friendship on their faces, Everyone have joy in their heart. I know I am watching the nicest people on the planet. Wish I was there. Thank you for this film, Clare.

[@NosajKnows]

I love this country.

[@deeppurple883]

On my bucket list 😉☘️

[@seamusm84]

We need more places like this in Ireland or they're probably is and just haven't found them that's a proper Irish night out its kinda similar to rambling houses which are fairly popular down the south of the country people gather in a house and have a trad session for the night.

[@gksmithlcw]

What a grand video! If I'm ever out that way I'll definitely have to visit this place.

[@mwflanagan1]

Klayer (couldn’t remember how you spell your name, so I’ve provided my own), you have a knack, of late, of finding real characters, with real heart and Irish soul. Thanks for what you do. (By the way, am I the only one who thinks that Alex favors Jim?)

[@Clisare]

… it’s Clare and it’s spelled at the very start of the video 😂😏

[@elisajoyda]

Love this video so much! Thank you for sharing!

[@razzberrylogic]

Awesome video! The way you weaved together your vlogging, Jim’s stories and the singing in the pub was perfection! Also, your excitement and “friendship on your face” really jumped thru the screen and was contagious! Thank you for this gem!

[@erickmorin2660]

I wish my trip to Ireland will be as adventurous as yours

[@irishfergal]

Clare, mother of gawd. That's an amazing video that needs to be archived in a safe vault. The story of Jim O' The Mill is pure Irish history. Maybe the county council of Tipp would sponsor this.

[@gabriel2099]

This is class, indeed. I'd love to visit Ireland and this place now is in my top 5 places to visit, for the jam sessions, i'd definitely bring my guitar.

[@joeyportela]

I love this! Thank you Clisare for sharing! This is what I believe ireland is

[@AmberOliva]

I've really loved your last two videos on your tour of Ireland so much Clare.

[@castillocimadevilla6398]

shane macgowan town

[@silverlobo2135]

Greetings Claire Well, you little leprechaun explorer, ye all gone and did it again. Ye was able to demonstrate not a location, cultural site, Irish history, but you were ALSO able to depict the atmosphere, the music, emotions, and the 'quintessential' Irish culture. A Shebeen sounds much like a 'speakeasy' of the Roarin' 20s during Prohibition Era (1920-33). They are also known by the euphemistic terms 'blind pig' or 'blind tiger'. While maybe not completely, you were VERY MUCH able to show that 'indescribable experience" you are claiming not to be able to do. Ye was able to display it with finesse and nuance both through the music and the story of oul' Jim. It could be sensed by your editing and your facial expressions while you were still there and in your recap. You do have the "Friendship in your face' in pots full of gold. Jim was ABSOLUTELY right on that. This is why you have a HUGE community of followers and fans of your channel. You are smart, genuine, amazing, clever, witty, spunky, daring, honest, and wonderfully good person. Yes, it is too bad you could not stay over until morning to enjoy breakfast with the family to absorb more of the culture and essence of this place. Sincerely wish you GRAND enjoyment on your next adventure. May the wind be always at your back, the roads clear, and your camera at the ready.)) Go n-éirí an bóthar leat!!😊😉😇😇

[@Clisare]

Thank you so much 🥹🥹🥹

[@silverlobo2135]

@@Clisare Don't fret. You TOTALLY deserve it and much much more. You are a Gran lady and Travelin' Leprechaun.))

[@tommurphy2257]

Mo chara As part of the forced Irish diaspora (adopted from Sean Ross Abbey) I find your vlog both fun and inspirational. But as the other comments below I think your last two have been even more special. The "reality" of both the workhouse and the Mills presents important sides of Irish history in a factual way that moved me greatly while watching them. Thank you so much. Where are you from in Mayo? My American adoptive family is from Louisburgh and my wife and I are working on moving there permanently very soon. Go raibh maith agat!

[@WILLIAM1690WALES]

Irish positivity is almost as good as Welsh, but there again, Irish is probably better.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@michaelpytel3280]

Another wonderful Clisare video !

[@bwlynn73]

That was amazing! I can see why it's so busy in there, I bet they could make that pub three times the size and it'd still be packed full every time.

[@ohno2112]

The heartland!

[@8ballphil150]

go raibh maith agat clare .

[@pamelaleannefreeland9025]

What a wonderful video! I have watched you for years and this is one of my favorites. Thank you for sharing something that feels so special and almost sacred with us outsiders. True class. Love from Ohio. 💜

[@chubbawubba4287]

I stumbled across your channel and have binged watched 9 videos in last 18 hours! Yeah no shite, I will def be stopping there next year during my visit. Some good stuff on your trips and some other activities. Cheers to Friendship in your face!

[@WLNS75]

Oh this was just brilliant! Loved it! Nice job yet again Clare! You’re getting some very amazing Irish cultural experiences in your camper van travels! You may have to travel Ireland forever in that van now! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@jasthe3rd]

I'm loving these vlogs! Jim is awesome, I love the old stories. Thanks for sharing your adventures and the interesting people you're meeting along the way!

[@Rain-Peters]

Ok I teared up with this one. ❤

[@paulaellis6281]

Oh what a joy! My great grandmother was from Tipperary. This video brought me back to my Irish roots and transported me to another time and place "THANK YOU".

[@Matt-uj6jm]

I would have went from Hamilton Scotland ? But it’s a long way to Tipperary from here 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@adamleibowitz6459]

You make the best travel videos! This one is a gem!!!!! Truly captures the spirit of your country. My wife and I are planning a trip to Ireland next year. This place is on the itinerary

[@stevemcelmury4618]

Wow! Nice work... it's a long way to Tipperary, but you made it much closer. And I wouldn't have imagined a show host could munch crisps (potato chips for Americans) and say "fuck", & still pull this off so well., but you did! Good job!

[@TheRealKlinky]

What a lovely place!...I love Ireland & her beautiful, friendly people! Now, when are you coming to visit Zimbabwe?🇿🇼

[@tcswentko6386]

I hope to visit one day

[@rickolson-51]

This is great... I wish I could add it to my Bucket list... There's a place in Eugene Oregon called Sam Bonds Garage that has an Irish jam every Sunday afternoon, loved going there.

[@Jimmy-nr4kr]

How about a visit to the famine museum in Strokestown County Roscommon. Also nearby is Cave of the cats where Halloween supposedly originated from. Love the video. Jimmy