TOWN REVIEW: Ballina, Co.Mayo - The Greatest Town In Ireland

[@godisbald784]

I was born in 2002 and was raised in Ballina from 2009 to 2021 when I came back to Poland after graduating from Muredachs. After three years its safe to say that I deeeeeply miss Ballina and that I wish for nothing more than to return home some day. I feel and always will a very powerful nostalgia for Ballina because of my childhood spent there.. Oh the green and red of Mayo..

[@aidanoleary636]

I love Italy but can’t afford to go. I think we’ll head to Ballina and spend the weekend in the Italian Quarter instead.

[@Mersthamgal1]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@YNWA2024SLOT]

😂😂

[@lornahuddleston1453]

Absolutely! How's about Mayo tourism packages for disaffected Americans wishing to move back home. 🤨🤗🤔

[@Richard1A2B]

The weather's just like Italy too 🇮🇹 🇮🇪

[@jenniferedge1259]

There is a.Ballina on the coast in Northern New South Wales, Australia. Not a patch on Ballina , County Mayo

[@seancaffrey6951]

Recently visited Ballina for the first time. Can confirm the Italian District and the the glorious Lidl which provided me a lovely jam doughnut.

[@napertandy3579]

Why two Lidls and two Supermax 😂😂😂😂

[@aidanmcdonnell3261]

Ahh good stuff 😂

[@JohnCox-ut3cv]

The Lidl was a metropolis for international cuisine. I think I had a Cornish pasty and very Celtic it was, indeed.

[@johnmagee810]

Cancelling my holiday in Italy and heading to Ballina instead. The buzz of the Italian Quarter and the sophisticated restaurants was the clincher. Thank you Garron for revealing the allure of your home town. It was fascinating. Have you ever thought of starting a travel channel at all at all?

[@prpettifor2230]

You are the BEST thing to happen to social media in a long time my love! God Bless you Darlin’ ❤😂

[@maleighjohnson7020]

Totally agree

[@DeeLish2000]

The toilet in the tourist center sold me!

[@lornahuddleston1453]

👍🥳

[@jeanriordan4892]

Me too, always a hot spot to know about. I am sure Penny's also has a fine toilet too.

[@JR-lw3ms]

You are truly a gifted story-teller! You have sold me on visiting your fair town. It is unfortunate that you have to deal with the tile shop turf wars though! Stay strong!

[@emmyemmaem]

reminds me of gilmore girl's qoute "He's adjusting. He just got here. He probably just went out and realised there are twelve stores in this town devoted entirely to peddling porcelain unicorns. I've lived in this town my entire life, I still can't believe it."

[@crumplezone1]

I am born in England but my great grand mother was from County Mayo, she would have been there in in the later part of the 1800s her name was Helen Hussey

[@donnasmyth45]

I bet he's heard of her 😉. Just pulling your leg. My late grandmother was from just outside Ballina..place called Mullafarry. Im born n bred Belfast. But it seems to me that there're lotta big faces come from that neck of the woods..and I'm talking, actual big faces😂 I inherited the big face

[@reallydarlings-se2xf]

For a second there, I thought you said "super-max"- in America, that's a type of prison. In Ballina, of course, we know there's no need for a prison.

[@lililinda6947]

😂

[@emmyemmaem]

no, just american patties. i too heard supermax, and thought supersize

[@talldarkviking]

The Junction... Years before it was part of a Mayo restaurant chain called Mr Chips. Terrific burgers, chips to die for - sprinkled in onion salt - and luscious pizzas. The Tesco we saw briefly... it was Quinnsworth. Tesco bought them out. But, the two MOST important destinations in Ballina were Woolworths at one end, and Wellworths at the other. Exactly the same stuff. But, for someone running around in short pants, their toys made the trip to Ballina worthwhile. A decent town, Ballina ☺️

[@KathrynWhelan]

Coming to Ballina in a week or so and wanted to see what to expect. This video is class and now I really can't wait to visit! Very excited about the Italian quarter and the financial district! But most of all, that glorious Lidl... let's hope for a bit of sunshine so we can see it in it's full glory! Thank you!

[@AnthonyOMulligan-yv9cg]

Excellent "Early Irish Pasta".......made with snake

[@elainethomson7146]

The only time I've ever seen my father's birthplace. Thanks

[@One_Flew_West]

Please make more town reviews! They are brilliant, very soothing to listen to, and great entertainment. I would love to visit Ballina, it's looks really lovely.

[@NiSiochainGanSaoirse]

Yeah Garron! Do a review of Rostrevor, Co. Down. It's probably te most beautiful place in all of Ireland, and our home.

[@patrickm4271]

You great man! A miserable damp day in Cork ( The real Capital of Ireland!) and you have me laughing out loud cooking dinner. I’m so delighted with your success in your “reports” and fame. Well deserved ! Keep it up. ps. My lovely son looks very like you. So I am also very proud of you by proxy of my son! X pps. Think this account shows up as my husbands so don’t worry, it’s Cath, too busy to switch that up.

[@JonathanHartnett-k6m]

Up cork

[@katemyers7042]

A delicious review on a delicious town by a delicious man. But arguably the most delicious of all, that is the fanciest Lidl I’ve ever seen

[@antine1279]

There's a gorgeous one in Bantry, Co Cork

[@stephanyroedl3803]

You Sir, are “fricken” hysterical 😂😂. I so enjoy your you tube station. Keep up the good work.

[@lamalama9717]

Clearly Paris, New York, Venice, Tokyo, Los Angeles...are places that cannot compete with Ballina in its sheer mind-blowing variety of views and activities. I'm sold!

[@lorireel8582]

Gaston county, North Carolina…we also have a Lidl too. Love it!

[@AFM515]

Love the tribute to Lidl 😂 it is a very fine and handsome one indeed so

[@maisymcdarbystanovich8913]

I love your humor, very irish, very funny😅! I was laughing so hard I was crying. Awesome. And thanks for showing us your pretty town❤

[@maremacd]

Where is the PUB??? I swear, I have been lied to my whole life. I thought the pub was the center of every Irish town.

[@peglor]

As a quick guideline, every building shown that wasn't specifically named can be assumed to be a pub.

[@thebagelsproductions]

There will be a number of pubs in a town that size. The village next to me in Scotland had 9 pubs and a population of about 5000 growing up.

[@thebagelsproductions]

I looked it up. There are 42 pubs in Ballina

[@noelfleming3567]

Used to be 94

[@pilgrimonfire]

I let out an actual sigh when we got to the river. Nothing better than a view of a river (or a nice stream). The sound, the fresh air, the smell of green stuff. I visited Ireland once and it reminded me a lot of home with better accents and much more interesting buildings.

[@LaEurovisionQueen]

My godparents were from Ballina... I'm sure I have relatives who have been in (if not WORKED IN) that enviously gorgeous Lidl.

[@napertandy3579]

Fond of their flags in Ballina aren't they! 😊

[@johnriley5499]

Im glad You finally showed a cathedral. I was beginning to think this was deep fake!!! But no pubs? Im still suspicious. My grandma was born in Mayo, but then they changed the border on her and much to her dismay, she ended up in Roscommon. How about a tour of Ballaghadereen? You'll surely have no problem finding a pub there!

[@guesswho93111]

Thanks for the laugh! That was hilarious! 😂😂 I am from Santa Barbara, California, and would love to see you review our city.

[@David.Jordan-ho2pl]

I was up in Ballina about 10 years ago, great place. Went to the Junction section on the menu The French Connection - French Fries Fries Fries with cheese Garlic Bread... And the shop for the larger lady - Wide Variety! Where would ya get it! Love your videos😂😂😂

[@MoonlightHorizon-ev7ev]

To be fair that's a pretty healthy business situation there, didn't see any closed up empty commercial premises unlike my hometown lol

[@goudagirl6095]

All that oceanfront property in County Mayo is AMAZING!!! Talk about lucky! Lovely place, Garron!

[@stephengardiner9867]

I live in Peterborough, Ontario, Canada (not named after the Peterborough in England but after one Peter Robinson who promoted Irish immigration to this area). We have a Cavan Monaghan township just to the west of us and Douro Dummer to the north east with areas that were largely Scottish to the north and south east... just about everybody who were fed up with the English, but not enough to go to the U.S. or Australia! Still very strong Irish influence in Douro Dummer. I always thought that County Down was misnamed as it it most definitely UP (geographically) in Ireland.

[@bernardmccabe463]

Convenience is key. Ballina, Co. Mayo really feels like a town built around me.

[@lorireel8582]

Lovely bridge and beautiful river! I would love to visit

[@mikehughes6363]

Flippin' brilliant tour through the town.

[@marymary5494]

Aww, lovely Ballina, my father was born just outside Ballina in Breaffy. Love your commentary on your hometown. 👌💕

[@timspare80]

I'm also the most handsomest man in the world from a town in Australia called Ballina which is also the greatest town on the planet. We might have a problem here.

[@poledancingpaddy6029]

you both have the same problem , called shitholes

[@carollucey111]

😂

[@AnthonyOMulligan-yv9cg]

I hope that you didn't have a same sex marriage........the same sex for the rest of your life!

[@drmarianogarau]

I went there to study English when I was a teenager... Beautiful memories! And beautiful girls ❤

[@kathleenmertz757]

My grandmother came from Bellevary which is not far from Ballina. Loved the travelogue.

[@frankscales7295]

I havent been to Ballina for some years Garron, id say you were a little BABA when i was last there, Hope Mayo can win the all ireland football final before i pass on ,,God knows they deserve it after many attemps, , As a Dublin man id love the Dubs win the hurling all ireland, Havent won it since 1938 God bless to the people of Ballina

[@shaun_don235]

On way to Balina today with the Mrs. Loving this video looking forward to seeing Ireland's best town

[@carolmuzik]

As an American with recent Mayo roots living in Australia, you should definitely check out Ballina, New South Wales. IT HAS A BIG PRAWN!!!!

[@KirstenSmith-y3c]

I came here (6 months later) to suggest a trip to Ballina NSW & the Big Prawn too! A must see, even though you can't climb into its head & look out its eyeballs anymore.

[@Fioneenacockeen]

I love Ballina. Thanks Garron. How about doing Crossmolina and Swinford next?

[@99white]

Or the lovely town of Roscommon, Co. Roscommon :) But will definitely visit Ballina when we're in Ireland house hunting (in Bofeenaun) in April :)

[@golightly123456]

“Big derelict building, looks class.” I’m sold. Booking my ticket now🎟️🛫

[@jeninelynch2330]

Great little town. Im from rural Cavan myself, but I can appreciate the beauty of Ballina. Garron, did ya hear that is Ballina one of the towns set to receive a €1.22m grant from the Heritage Council. Maybe you could do a video on the heritage features in the town, and give a review of where you think the money should be invested.

[@ruti317]

Requesting an in-depth tour of the Tipperary town. My O’Brien side was spawned there and swear they are legends, but I “tinks” 1:00 it’s in their own minds. Having an impartial judge would ward off conversational misery when we’re together again, unless two of the boys get to boxing.

[@SailorSaturn77]

My ancestral family, the McHale's are from County Mayo. I want to visit so badly and learn all that I can🇮🇪

[@scdolan5]

I love Ballina! Visited a few years back and made the acquaintance of Declan Murray (the Postman) he showed us all the hot spots including a castle and a lovely cow pasture. He was a highlight for my husband and I. So much so, we are heading back this August (pending the heat wave is over) with my three adult children. We would love to buy you a pint or two on our visit!

[@tracytinker]

Any Postman knows of every place to go or see. He also knows everyone and their busniess. Good person to get to know.

[@evec7444]

That Lidl, gorgeous. I’m going back to Ireland later this year and will detour up to Ballina because of this review. Loving your online content. Friends and family in Western Australia are bombarding the message groups. Ye talented thing ye😊

[@markburns2545]

If you're coming over...check out the dunn's....store, at the top of town....awesome river, at the bottom of town.....come on and get u some.....ballana, and surrounding areas, are impressive...nothing is too far away....if you get the chance, 🙏 please go to enescrone....10 minutes away 😀

[@NiSiochainGanSaoirse]

Ah sure come on home... We miss ye

[@Hollycat50]

When you decide to tour Canada [don't come in winter - it's all true], please come to the West coast and visit Vancouver Island [we always seem to get missed and it's a crying shame because it truly is the nicest place in Canada]. Victoria is the capital of its Province of BC and capitalizes on its colonist history by dolling things up with a British and Irish flair, complete with double-deckers, a castle or two, a very popular Irish pub, high tea and spectacular gardens, which briefly lull the Americans who flock here every summer weekend into thinking they're in the UK. The Canadian delicacy referred to as the Beaver Tail - a fried dough, smothered in sugar and cinnamon, topped with the sweet confection of your choice [maple, apple, et al], topped with whipped cream and more sprinkly toppings - is worth the trip. We also have dozens of restaurants, many of which are actually quite decent. If that doesn't appeal, there's always the Nanaimo [nan-EYE-mo] bar. Food and beer are BIG here. The beer is cold, but you can microwave it to room temperature like my Mum does. Not kidding. Never mind. We'll leave a Guinness out for you. Victoria also has theatres, clubs and a newish arena, all of which would be happy to host your show if the Irish pub doesn't attempt to monopolize your time - it would. I am sure you'll feel right at home, and while it cannot compare to Ballina, I humbly give it an 8.75. P.S. I deleted all the political bits.

[@lornahuddleston1453]

I'm sure this is true. The West Coast rules. I haven't been to Vancouver BC in a long time, but it's bound to be gorgeous.

[@anndurcan9540]

Great Video footage of Ballina..love down by the Quays.

[@vircubillos]

Heading to Ballina now for my birthday!! 🎉

[@dbentleyto95]

Lovely tour of your very nice hometown. Happy to see your town tours again. I am in U.S.A. and amall towns sometimes still have conveniences for their citizens, but mostly not many busses and hardly any train stations between towns. Live in a bedroom community and traffic is shite mostly and need a car to go anywhere. Would like to say the people are always nice, but only if you are not on the road.

[@amyf_spot7511]

Shouldn’t the Costa be in the Italian district?? This is the best travel video I have ever seen! ❤ from Alabama!!!

[@JohnCox-ut3cv]

Being a true brit with my red, white & blue apron for that roast beef cooking session I spent time in Ballina & I cannot contradict you. A smashing place with public houses, museums & good old fashioned butchers. Wanted to share a pint with Jacky Clarke but he didn’t seem to be about.

[@realnatureguy777]

Garron, thoroughly enjoyed the video on your lovely town...your sense of humor is over the top...best wishes from Minnesota...ciao!

[@PapiMahoney]

The Lidl is wee but mighty largely because of its impressive stone and dimunutised scale.

[@markburns2545]

Good lad...this is my family home....my parents are from bunnyconlon....(not far)...love fishing 🎣 on the river...a a cheeky pint or two, in the loft, or the baird.....awesome town, and quality vlog bro....massive respect 🙏..

[@sionedsart337]

Thank you for a tour of your town.. ❤

[@teapeaster]

Been through Ballina a good few times. We almost stopped on our way back from Mayo's musical bridge once, but couldn't find anywhere to park :( We've missed out big time

[@Magna_pinna]

You should include a few Google reviews of some of the establishments. Always good for a laugh!

[@jackhackett80]

American here and have some family ties very near Ballina. Spent a month there in 1992 as a 12 year old. Was pre internet times and the differences were more obvious lol. I still hold the time I spent there with great fondness.

[@JaydotraM]

Amazing!! Can’t wait for the next one!

[@antine1279]

You reminded me of a trip I did about 15 years ago. It was an organised bus trip and there were 2 elderly ladies there who were from my grandma's home town. It's basically a small village on a remote island, in fairness it's lovely, but the 2 ladies spent the ENTIRE trip comparing everywhere we went to their village, arguing how it's so much better and more beautiful than everywhere else. It was a trip to the Azure coast, one of the most beautiful places in the world - Nice, Monaco etc. It was hilarious!!

[@napertandy3579]

The only Garron I know! I feel like going to Ballina to see if I'll see you! Trying to practice so I don't call you Darren, Garron. Has that Nadia rascal left you alone❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ckelly-gh4lh]

Charming! Love the town and the narrative :)

[@hansmeyer403]

Your deliciously detailed portrayal of Mayo's megapolis saves me the long way from Tipperary. Thanks for that! You are delicious...

[@grimace4257]

It never ceases to amaze me how many towns here in Australia are named after other places. I helped build a solar farm near Ballina NSW. If I remember rightly there’s a tiny place across the river called mosquito.

[@mixerD1-]

This is definitely the best video I've ever seen on KZbin... absolutely awesome... And what a presenter...the legendary Garron. Excellent and delicious as usual Garron...keep up the awesomeness.. Luv Ballina.❤

[@clairelittle9182]

🙄🤮

[@victoriad8118]

Loved the tour of your town! From a little town in Colorado, USA. My great granddad was from Ireland, but he was a cagey fella and kept his home town a secret. Would hope he was lucky enough to be from Ballina.

[@nicolad8822]

Should be on immigration or naturalisation records?

[@Jilliscious]

Driving thru there in a few week. Will wave to you as we go thru :)

[@mimig6511]

Please let us know if you stop in the Italian District or at Lidls.(def selfie vibes there). I am envious

[@215Gallagher]

It has a great feel to it does Ballina Mayo, I was going there three or four times a week the year I lived at Dooneen in Sligo roughly half-way between Ballina and Enniscrone. Driving alongside the Moy and passing the wreck of the Crete Boom was a great little drive and should I win the lottery I'll be back to live. It was my grandmother's country and she named my aunt Moya in its honour.

[@Sofo64]

My great grandmother came from Ballina but moved to New York and then to Sweden with my great grandfather.Their familyname was McNair or McNaire.

[@janebarrett7719]

The best Penneys is Ballina the excitement when it opened Shaws also a fine establishment

[@PatriciaLawlee-q2e]

Great job delicious man, I’m sold on Ballinba town, will be going online to book my ticket to travel there asap❤

[@elizabethbarton3047]

The town of Sonoma in Sonoma County California (Northern California not Southern). Its known for it's wineries and important California history. Look at the Plaza where there's historical architecture and where important California history occurred. I grew up there. A little too touristy now for the locals but still has nice shops and restaurants to visit and the park is also a great place to enjoy, let the kids play and have a picnic

[@lornahuddleston1453]

✨*️⃣I will second this motion. Sonoma is quaint and lovely. I spent years there. My father lived there for ages. Mission Sonoma is there. I strongly recommend you see it. Very old and beautiful. Also you can visit Governor Vallejo's house. He was the first governor of California. You can enjoy yourself a lot without bothering about all the newish winery stuff. Jack London's house is right nearby. It's a beautiful state park now in nearby Glen Ellen. (Haunted too) Highly recommend it.

[@briancunningham483]

What about the next closest town, Foxford. Home of Admiral Brown among other figures. No lidl or Aldi but it has a Centra with the worlds smallest but busiest coffee cafe. Every time I go there, it's full. Don't miss the library in the old pub. The Moy runs through it also. Be sure to see the murals. Of course, be sure to stop at the Wollen Mills.

[@ursula598]

My sister sent to me as Ballina is our home town. You are so funny. Would like to have seen Convent Hill, the Secondary School and the cemetery 👍❤

[@lornahuddleston1453]

Of course. cemeteries are always quite popular.

[@barbarakuehn951]

Thank you for making me laugh. I've had a hard week, got the COVID :( been feeling down and alone. But anyways, THANKS FOR MAKING MY DAY BETTER :) Someday soon, I hope to visit Ireland, maybe even Ballina :)

[@patrickbarrett5650]

My father was born in Ballina and came to England during WW2, (Andrew Barrett). I’ve never managed to come over and visit.

[@KPP365]

I was in Dublin for the day on Tuesday. Magnificent place 👌 ✨️

[@paulyfortissimo]

Great review. I’m American and my ancestors are from Mayo. Last name is Gilvary. Have you ever been to Inverness, Scotland? I was there last June and loved it. The Irish Rovers have a song about it, so there is an Irish connection.☘️

[@evelynvanzale4757]

There are loads of Gilvarrys in Ballina and Killala (but Gilvarry with two 'rs')!

[@paulyfortissimo]

I was told that spelling isn’t something you should be concerned about when you are looking up genealogy

[@evelynvanzale4757]

@@paulyfortissimo Who knows! People mess about with names over the years and I don't know how far back your ancestors go, but say for example they emigrated and arrived at Ellis Island, an 'r' could've been missed in transcription, since may errors were made name-wise there! Hopefully, you'll find out but you're probably related to them!😊

[@paulyfortissimo]

@@evelynvanzale4757 I met other Gilvarys on Facebook and then met them in person in Belfast last June. They told me according to their dna they have roots in Mayo. The Belfast Gilvarys use one R.

[@evelynvanzale4757]

@@paulyfortissimo Oh okay, the Mayo Gilvarrys I'm au fait with obviously use two 'rs', so each to his own I suppose, however, perhaps they're different families, not sure at all!! Maybe the one 'R' gang are protestants and the two 'R' gang are Catholic, but who knows!!

[@mollymcnaughton3133]

My ancestors are from Cork, so I'd want to visit for sure. I like a small town/rural area. Where to move to, should I be blessed to do so? Yes, stay delicious, Kiddo...💚🤍🧡

[@theeaskey]

Used to play with vin brogan and the sanantones around mayo and sligo.with a mark two cortina and a post office van trailer...two crazy boxes and a h h head...our biggest crowds were in frank reillys ballyvary.and the Georgian lounge....knew all the heads around ballina..pj clark.johnny craine.mcdonagh..silve golden..great memories..

[@rogerheraghty5670]

Great Town. Been there many times. Many changes over the years.

[@stephenlaconsay8268]

This is good stuff mate. Nice one!

[@classactsexpertiseandinspi4815]

Did you cover the fishing holiday makers like Jack Charlton drawn by the river Moy in Ballina?

[@genesisansbro4936]

My dads father immigrated from Mayo to California in the 40s my dad was born and raid in Ensenada, Baja California so crazy how the choices of one can change everything for a family and their kids.

[@jackgoodenough4601]

My Mum's father emigrated from Ballina to a town called Luton in England back in the 1960s.

[@Cagey7531]

Your Grandad then ...

[@genesisansbro4936]

@@Cagey7531 yea I guess. Because I never met him it feels odd to say my Grandad.

[@TeranceHealy]

Your awesome. Great Craic. Our family comes from Goola, Glenamoy.

[@danielsatter1805]

Hearing you sing and then talk for any length of time legitimately blows my mind. I just discovered the songs you performed at hotel Ballina. 🤯

[@DeeLish2000]

Drimoleague!!! My hometown! Highlight : A small but lovely children’s park with a new pagoda built by local artist! Oh and we have a Centra that sells soft ice cream and if you get it in a sundae you get a choice of three toppings and a sauce! Delicious!!

[@sm7baller435]

I’m so sorry for you

[@Chillmax]

I promise you, I have never searched for Ballina on YT before, why would you, but somehow, they've worked out I live here, the sneaky little bastards! I ended up in Ballina in an horrific moving accident from the UK, I don't think they liked me, so they brought me here, although I do like the convenience of multiple German discount food stores, it's so old worlde Irish. You're very funny, thanks for the laugh, maybe bump into you sometime 🍀.

[@carolinecullen1940]

Thanks for the review, I'm going in a couple of weeks for my holidays 😂

[@stephencharlesferguson2194]

My Fathers home , not been there in a long time but I have great memories of the place , nothing like local culture and familiarity ❤❤❤

[@aliman6358]

You should review swinford

[@jj2024-themorethemerrier]

Garron! I reckon you should do a google-tour of one of your twin-towns Ballina in NSW, Australia! Except, we didn't know how to pronounce it so we say BAllina not Ballinaaar.

[@aliciahunter1975]

You have to review Dundee in Scotland, there are so many beautiful places to see

[@johnsteele7201]

ok, so my ancestors came from Ballina. as an american, i won't ever say "i'm irish!" but between you and me, i'm irish af. one hundred percent of my DNA comes from rural Ireland and 25% of it comes from northern Mayo -- so, obviously, i am blessed. i will be visiting in May 2024 and won't that be grand. carry on.

[@peterfitzgerald53]

My dad came from enniscrone ,I'm in the u.k born and bred and thinking of moving to Ballina ,invaluable review ,great job ,many thanks .

[@cribscian]

Did you make the move, Fitzy?

[@stephaniesiddall3012]

Oh my! I was on the edge of my seat! It is such a quaint town. When is the salmon festival and other than salmon what goes on?

[@dr.tetraminflakes3187]

wow your home town building look like my town, newport Rhode island

[@estherhanna1739]

😂 fantastic, so i see plenty of food places there do ya have a gym ? Also review a wee town called Moneymore or perhaps u would like to see Portglenone here in the North. Happy days . Delicious

[@thebeewrites]

😂 👍 fun- fact the AIB in Ballina is greyhound-friendly and I got the best hiking boots I ever had from Call Of The Wild which is now unfortunately closed. Have a great St Patrick's Day 🍀