Visiting tiny Doe Castle in the beautiful Donegal countryside, Ireland

[@nancyhammons3594]

Greetings from North Carolina. Thank you for taking us along on your trip.

[@GeoRick]

Thanks for commenting Nancy glad you enjoyed it and greetings from New Zealand.

[@HistorySeeking]

A lovely tour around the beautiful countryside & Castle & very interesting to learn the history thank you

[@GeoRick]

Thanks for watching and commenting. Glad you liked the look around.

[@GeoElmoGeocaching]

Ireland sure is beautiful! Thanks for sharing your adventure.

[@GeoRick]

Yes Ireland is full of wonderful places to visit. We could have stayed for weeks longer.

[@ComepiedrasGeocaching]

Nice tiny castle. The aerial shots are great to enjoy the superb location of this building! I hope we may also visit Ireland again soon

[@GeoRick]

We would love to spend more time there too so many interesting things still to see.

[@Komikino]

Dude! Those narrow roads are scary!! I love that little castle! It's neat that you have a family history to it.

[@GeoRick]

Yes it was fun finding the family link to the castle and yes those roads do take a bit of getting used to 🙂

[@shawnguy3005]

feels very human. the scale is interesting but solid. great video. glad you popped up on the algorithm

[@GeoRick]

Thanks for watching and commenting. Glad you liked the video. Yes a very human scale. We find the smaller castles so interesting because of this.

[@gsmX2]

The castle looks to be in good shape for one that has been under seige over the years. Ah, I see that his has been repaired and rebuilt several times. Thanks for sharing.

[@GeoRick]

Yes many times I think with some work done a few years ago now. Ireland has many castle ruins in various states of repair. We love the small ones and could have stayed weeks longer looking for them.

[@TSGAdventures]

haha your lucky that was not in the states when you met that truck on the bridge, here they would have been going 50MPH easy LOL!! You guys are just hitting some really cool places. Love these castles on your last few videos. Thanks for taking us along once again.

[@GeoRick]

Yes lucky he took his time passing us 🙂 Glad you like the castles and our adventures. Ireland is just full of wonderful places to explore.

[@mourneswanderer1767]

Extremely interesting as always. I had no idea that you had control of the castle..... Lol. I have certainly visited a fair while ago and can imagine thousands of Irish tower houses looking very similar back in the 15th/16th Centuries.

[@GeoRick]

Yes there are a lot of great castles around. Rather glad I wasn't in control as the cannon were firing 🙂. We had a great time. All of Ireland is so beautiful and interesting.

[@CacheCanada]

A very enjoyable video. Watched on TV while having morning coffee. Is a 360 camera new for you? I didn't know the Irish had a different language. I just thought they talked differently.

[@GeoRick]

Thanks, we watch them at breakfast too 🙂 We know about 360 cameras and have seen your 360 footage but we don't have a 360 camera. Amost all Irish people can speak English but many have strong regional accents. I believe over on the west there are more people who can speak Gaeilge.

[@BrentSmithsimrebel]

would love to go explore some old castles :)

[@GeoRick]

There are lots to choose from 🙂