Thousands watched them DIE at the Governors ABANDONED house

[@babiy609]

"Your adventure just as much as mine" THE BEST line!! ❤ Sums up why you're THE BEST explorer 😍🙌

[@rachelmayes298]

Matt, your channel is just the best. I’m loving all these explores away from home. I’m really beginning to work out your personality more now you’re on your own. And you’re awesome. I feel part of your journey now, rather than just looking into your journey. I like the history, your knowledge on antiques, your humour, and of course Bear. I really wish your channel keeps growing in 2024 with lots of new subscribers as you deserve it Wishing you and your family best wishes. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@FINDERSBEEPERS]

❤️❤️❤️

[@JeanieHeidbreder]

I agree.

[@erin535]

If you're watching right now, do Matt a solid...HIT THAT LIKE BUTTON PLEASE!!!!

[@samgibson69420]

Love how you show us places lots of people would think isn't important

[@deborahnardone3430]

Already ready 😁❤💃. Love my Beeper Sunday morning xx

[@michelleparfitt1674]

Yet again, Matt, you have gone above and beyond. I feel like I'm with you on your adventures literally. The questions, who, when, where, what, how. The history AMAZING, if only we had a time machine, just to nip back in time, to see the answers to our questions. ❤❤❤

[@margaretconnery7422]

OAnother amazing explore Matt..the treadwheel was used for the prisoners to grind corn etc and they basically made the wheel turn using their body weight and were literally exhausted at the end of the shift. Oscar Wilde was put on it back in the day for gross indecency, it was like a hamster on it's wheel basically and known as death by exercise. Loved the history of this explore as it was full of information and set the cogs going around in my head.I appreciated you freezing your conkers off to do this explore..great work Matt thank you 😊 I loved your Larry grayson impersonation when you were looking at the clock..you said SHUT THAT DOOR 😂 I love a good pipe band xxxx

[@HistorySeeking]

A fantastic explore in the Governor's house, lots of stuff piled up & some tricky areas. A lot happened there which today would be shocking. Fab video keep up the great work 👍👍😊

[@JeanieHeidbreder]

This explore has a sad and terrible past, but Matt will make it exciting and fun.

[@cazza_bee]

When Matt says " hello " I say it to my cushion as I'm hiding behind it.

[@mynx369]

TREADWHEEL: treadwheel, penal appliance introduced in 1818 by the British engineer Sir William Cubitt (1785-1861) as a means of usefully employing convicts. The device was a wide hollow cylinder, usually composed of wooden steps built around a cylindrical iron frame, and was designed in some cases to handle as many as 40 convicts. As the device began to rotate, each prisoner was forced to continue stepping along the series of planks. The power generated by the treadwheel was commonly used to grind corn and pump water, although some served no purpose at all other than punishment. The use of treadwheels was abolished in Britain by the Prisons Act of 1898.

[@WoodwindSpirit]

Minus six degrees... Wow, that's really, really cold. At least for an exploration like this and a rest in the car. I would have been scared to death if I'd had to go into this house alone. 😅 We enjoyed watching, thanks! 😊

[@hazelpegram7322]

The amount of times I've held my breath watching you and your antics,then i remind myself he made it as this was filmed a while ago.Mr Braveheart,fantastic episode.

[@jaynewhite9428]

Brilliant explore, keep up the good work Matt

[@ruthmanning6661]

Wow…Wow….Matt, you are just the BEST explorer. The effort, danger and the info you show us is just amazing. Keep that enthusiasm and desire up….just loving what you do. So much history in this sad and rundown place. Love the old American clock and there was some not too bad furniture and “stuff” you found, the story of the treadmill and the gallows was an added bonus. Now…off to watch another explore from you…love you to bits.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@michelleferrell2788]

Damn I started to panic when you went through that window, I am glad you got yourself out of it.

[@berenicestrnot1894]

Love it when you show us where you're going!!

[@beerbuildings]

To be fair, it would be a terrible video if he didn't show us.

[@FINDERSBEEPERS]

😂😂😂😂

[@berenicestrnot1894]

@beerbuildings I meant the phone turned around, and we can see what he sees

[@FINDERSBEEPERS]

@@berenicestrnot1894 he knows… he’s joking xx

[@JBC-zv8fn]

Love the old wood planes as a collector of such things!

[@lindseykerrigan1695]

I absolutely LOVED this explore

[@whatistodaysday]

The Governor's house is now on the market and priced at a modest £40,000. The house is part of a broader gaol complex, most of which has been demolished. The B1 listed building was built in 1820 by renowned Irish architect John Hargreaves for £17,000.

[@keeboha43]

Cool, £23,000 proffit... 💰😂

[@alderandwilder]

Wow surely at that price it can be saved 🙏

[@whatistodaysday]

Perhaps due to the area of it's location, the people attempting to save it or raise funds are struggling so much.

[@Lemons2Lemonade2.0]

Thank you for not skipping anything!! I love your adventures and explores. Can’t wait to see what’s next! ❤

[@lindaswan479]

Another fantastic explore Matt enjoyed every bit of it Thank you for all your dedicated hard work love you loads xxxx

[@TheDancingunicorn]

Such a same that these buildings are left to deteriorate, history is lost forever if nothing is done about them. It’s the second light which is throwing the different colour on things. Much love from Australia xx

[@kathleenminton1200]

What a amazing find, wow if walls could talk eh ! Love that your walking us through the history too, keep up the fab explores, some fabulous places still out there 👍👍👍

[@AntieAnnie2003]

Another interesting explore. Thanks Matt for your hard work and dedication to this channel. The building back in the day woulld have looked amazing, I think. It is such a shame it and so many others are going to waste and left to rot.

[@mimiper72]

The friars, not fish and chips but monks, 😂😂😂😂😂 you crack me up. Great explore such a creepy place and thanks for the spider nightmares 😮

[@kennethbarker852]

fantastic video to see thanks 👍❤💀

[@thursdaynext9317]

The print of the Maori woman is by Charles Goldie. The women is Kati Kati, an Arawa Cheiftainess who died in 1902 aged 102. The original painting was sold through the Otago Art Society in 1915 in Dunedin, which is where I live! The orginal is worth hundreds of thousands of dollars now.

[@tammymoodie684]

Omg I’ve just peed myself laughing, you trying to get through the window 🤣🤣🤣

[@bearfog07]

Another fantastic explore! I hope you didn't hurt yourself too much getting through the openings! We know you're made of tougher stuff! You may not be a paranormal explorer and though I am into that stuff I would rather you keep doing what you do, whatever you get will be genuine, like what looks like a figure in the window at 1:24:05 ! Thanks, Matt, I really loved it! x

[@rosie-ella76]

getting trapped..my nightmare too ! great video x

[@PlayCator]

Matt I love how you tell us bits of the history as you go! Really adds to the importance and significance of what we're seeing

[@TroyZee]

I absolutely loved this explore because of what was inside!! It was like some country bazaar where anything and everything was up for grabs for under two bob! Nailed this one!!! Cheers ⭐️❤️🐻🇦🇺

[@alderandwilder]

Fabulous explore Matt Thankyou. We are always there with you, however I was wearing my dressing gown

[@lilbird4198]

Great video, Matt! That hook on that winch was almost as big as your head, damn straight you would have felt it, even if you only grazed it. It was stock still prior to you filming it swinging. What freaked me out is I had just had the thought 'I hope that winch doesn't move., and then it did! The lighting was bluish inside, and was still kind of weird outside. All of the lights were yellow, and those trees looked surreal. I thought it may have had something to do with the frost in the air, it was bizarre though. 😊

[@lisamills-qj9zj]

Thanks for another great watch, sending love ❤️

[@SimonefromGermany170]

hello Matt! That was such an exciting investigation! Thank you very much for climbing in there for us!!! I love your channel! keep it up… many greetings from Germany Simone😊

[@ricanhavoc9965]

Fantastic Matt!

[@nigelstringerNVS]

This is great Matt.

[@diannesorem6389]

Absolutely love this. 😊

[@HiR8M8]

top find mate... great to watch.. 🤝🙏

[@Jamienomore]

NO! They weren't Four Candles. Ha!Ha! The Two Ronnies.

[@mynx369]

What a phenomenal exploration chocked full of very interesting history of the location! Thanks again for doing what you do Matt and going to this location even though for your safety it wasn't the best choice especially with the warning that you'd been given in the recent past! But I'm glad you went and showed us this amazing place and most importantly you stayed safe!! Thanks again Matt‼️🥰❤❤

[@DJPalsyP]

Four candles? Nooooooo, fork handles, handles for forks! RIP The Two Ronnies!

[@JaToriaV]

I agree with you about walking in their foot steps! It is really an awesome feeling. I live in the upper midwest of the US and I often look around and wonder about the Native Americans looking at the same areas. Where they might have set up camp by a river or a lake. Or hunted for their meals and clothing. How our ancestors might have seen it when they came over on the big ships and then made their way here. We're a spoiled people now!

[@brandiejackson360]

I really enjoyed this video! So much history! Thank you Matt.

[@amandabeech8472]

Another fantastic explore, hope your back and legs are alright after getting in and out of the place. Some lovely finds. Well done Matt. Love going to these places with you (virtually).

[@Thalbergfan1983]

Telling us to be careful is like hyacinth bucket telling Richard to watch the pedestrians walking on the side walk lol 😆

[@lisat6977]

FUN EXPLORE! Enjoy everyone's comments and research for your questions on items and buildings! What a great group this is that watch your videos! My 2 cents...little Pottery pieces were Italian majolica, look Bassano, I think fairly rare? Anyway, others found great info on things... treadwheel, etc. "The Keep" on the exterior door indicates the tower part of a castle or building, which makes sense here. Thanks, Matt! Always enjoy your explores!

[@nigelstringerNVS]

Those old plains are worth loads Matt, the props are acroes

[@sueanderson4757]

Another awesome video Matt, the light looks pink to me. Strange happenings going on in there. We are so alike too, I absolutely feel sick when you show those damn disgusting buttons and my worst fear is drowning and being trapped. You sound a bit snotty get wrapped up when you get back to your diggs. Love ya you make me laugh 😂

[@miniaturerealestate5849]

Ohhh this place is fantastic

[@leotarn2755]

40:40 & 45:50 the first painting is the Haywain by John Constable (1821) and the second appears to be a 3d recreation of the Fighting Temeraire by JMW Turner (1838) - the artist who pretty much recorded the entire Industrial Revolution through his paintings.

[@bradlong7651]

Great explore. Torch looks like the colour temp is around 6000-8000k which is why it looks blue, try changing it to 4300-5000k. That'll look more like natural light. Assuming you can do that.

[@VanessaBeresford]

Those spears looked nasty and those knives were just bizarre. Very creepy place. Thanks Matt.

[@emmafarr770]

This place is an antique's dream. So many little treasures to find.

[@sazzysazzle]

Another great episode xx

[@patriciarossouw3923]

Very hot in South Africa, so having fun while sitting under the fan watching my favourite explorer. Stay warm Matt!

[@emmafarr770]

Great video Matt. No one tells a story like you great narration.😊

[@heathermurray9939]

Great explore, i thought you would of said " moist " not " damp " 😂

[@jodyelkins7369]

CAN T WAIT LOOK FORWARD TO SUNDAY WHEN YOU ARE ON KEEP SAFE XX

[@heathersummers8525]

Absolutely Fabulous Explore!! i would LOVE to be your new Partner in 2024; I get just as geeked out over fireplace tiles and old photo’s as you! Absolutely LOVE all 4 of your Channels and am so glad i stumbled across the Finders Beepers videos a few months ago, and am Subscribed to every one of them!! i’m impressed at your discipline to leave items “as is”, because i would be loading up the furniture and ancient hand written historic documents and putting them in my home or taking them to a Museum to be saved!! Good luck in 2024 and PLEASE be safe exploring without Andy!! I’d be devastated if anything happened to you out there!! Your Newest Biggest Fan, with Much Love, Heather, Northern Virginia, USA! 🥰🥳💕

[@aresfabrega1977]

Another great explore 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@samgibson69420]

That box w the bits on the lid looks like a musical instrument box

[@bevmcarthy9424]

Hi mat another awesome video! Some of these places you explore my sinuses would have an absolute field day if i was there!! Its really great to get to explore these places with you! Much appreciated! ❤️Xx

[@alanblay2803]

29:22 it's a baby boy 😂

[@PlayCator]

52:40 I think it's actually a tool to measure current, but they do look starkly similar to a sonar device.

[@kat.k1920]

I really enjoy traveling with you. You make things very interesting. I enjoy looking at the stuff and wonder who, what, where, and when. You also make me laugh 😁. Be careful Matt you make me nervous sometimes 😅😅.

[@VickyGreen-h3f]

Love Sunday videos with matt always a good watch ❤😊xxx

[@heidimcochran1783]

Good evening Matt. Finally got the time to watch your new find. My those floors looked sketchy. The history is sad on that place and I'm sure it holds lost souls. Definitely a lot of odd items in there but still interesting. I truly wish you'd find safe ways to get in🤭Do be careful. Loved the tribute to Andy. I hope he is well. Thank you for taking us along Matt. Stay amazing!! ❤

[@mynx369]

Those drawers with the glass front were probably used originally in a business to keep their wares in. For example lingerie, socks, other clothes. As a child when I was in Finland visiting my grandparents I was in a store with them that had just such a cabinet for their wares.

[@BelindaMackey]

Excellent video you really had to go thur a lot just to show everything. I love seeing everything you show You are so awesome be safe love all your videos ❤

[@whatistodaysday]

Treadmill or Treadwheel a form of penal punishment 😁

[@Paul-wr8ws]

Matt, it’s the detail you show, makes doing roast dinner so much fun👍loving it bud.

[@Julie-yy3nl]

I love your excitement and definitely love your sense of humor! “ fear farts” and “ forcible butt plug” 😂 I was laughing so hard one of my dogs thought I was crying- I was but from laughing so hard

[@deannadenbow360]

So excited... could watch ur videos everyday of the week 😊

[@joe_notjo5103]

The hammer type thing behind the radiator looks like a gavel used by an auctioneer

[@samanthamarks5376]

Silver cross I had one in the 1960s as a baby

[@PungentPixie]

It’s going to bug me all day trying to figure out what that white door said… 😅 it absolutely does look like Lady Whittle

[@FINDERSBEEPERS]

I say what it is later in the video xx

[@samgibson69420]

31:47 I think that knife is for cleaning out hooves

[@keeboha43]

Looks like the backup light/torch is set to a type of ultra violate setting, maybe??? But, This is a FBHS video where you wished was at least an hour longer... It's just that good... Crackin video Mathew... 💚🤙🏼❤

[@berenicestrnot1894]

Electric bike? Cord? Matt,you were the electricity! That was a tape recorder.

[@kennethbarker852]

I love all your videos on KZbin🐭❤🦇 take care

[@annsmyth764]

wow mat your amazing one of a kind you tuber was a good watching you today going the extra mile to get in there thank you

[@majtinola6036]

Matt you're amazing, and brave. The Irish warned you not to go back 😮 and what do you do, you went back. You know what Matt, we will always be with you. LOVE YOU AND THANKYOU ❤😂

[@JeanieHeidbreder]

That is why we worry so much about Matt. He always does things his own way.

[@petergrinnell2500]

One your crazy being in northern Ireland after you got warned to not come back and walking around in that tunnel with all that broken glass rotten sharp metal and stuff been dumped down there and getting in that window should be telling you something 😂🤣 but was worth it was a good explore but a very sad past but the building needs saving

[@mynx369]

That garish pottery reminds me of Capodemonte from Italy. This isn't their though, but it's similar.

[@justmenicole4842]

One day you are going to walk around an old tunnel like the one at the start of the video, and come face to face with a squeleton or something 😂

[@kat.k1920]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@margaretconnery7422]

Skeleton 😊 xx

[@justmenicole4842]

@@margaretconnery7422 guess you can't take the French completely out of the French canadian girl😘😂😂

[@margaretconnery7422]

@@justmenicole4842 Awh like celine Dion 🥰 xx

[@mynx369]

I'm definitely seeing a blue tinge to the video with your backup light. Your other light has more of a soft/warm white tone whereas this one is a cool/daylight toned white.

[@jodyelkins7369]

YOU WOULD OF DONE ANDY PROUD WITH THAT HAT GREAT VIDEO KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK YOU DO CANT WAIT FOR NEXT WEEK XX

[@lisamills-qj9zj]

A penal treadmill was a treadwheel or treadmill with steps set into two cast iron wheels. These drove a shaft that could be used to mill corn, pump water, or connect to a large fan for resistance. Penal treadmills were used in prisons during the 19th Century in both Britain and the United States. Wikipedia

[@emmafarr770]

That sign scotch whiskey is worth a lot of money.

[@pauladavies3880]

Matt you make me laugh 😂.. very brave too..love watching your explores you go up and beyond. 😊

[@Luvrdoxie]

Matt - I feel like I am with you when I watch these too! Except I’d be scared 😱 the whole time in real life 😂

[@andrewbush3744]

Be very careful anything from the past In northern Ireland can be dangerous

[@MargaretOgrady-qd9iy]

Oh Matt I felt in a panic when I watched you trying to get in that small space, I am taking deep breaths .you are such a canny lad 😊xxx

[@heathermurray9939]

Yes it has a hint of red & blue.

[@beerbuildings]

A few years back I needed a bit taking off some of my doors and as a semi-joke someone bought me one of those old wooden planes. I never used it and eventually got rid of it. Now here I am years later seeing everyone comment on how they're worth lots of money!! 😡🤦🏻

[@christinalee7985]

Matt do you ever think about doing some paranormal investigating in such old places? The fact that you had loads of your equipment die out frequently, might be a clue?? Only wondering. Love your vids so much. Thanks for this video, was a fun adventure!

[@FINDERSBEEPERS]

I’ve always said I’m not a paranormal channel and I never will be. However if something happens while I’m out and about and then we will try and explain it together. However I’m not going to go looking for things because the amount of fake shit out there is unbelievable

[@christinalee7985]

@FINDERSBEEPERS I agree with you on so much fake shit, your correct on that. I was just wondering about that.

[@Scott-iu2jx]

Wow those srairs are steep. Yes l would say the winch was originally for moving heavy stuff up and down.