Good to see a quick glimpse of Miltown Malbay (8.47 - 8.53) home of the Willie Clancy Traditional Music Festival. The bronze statue of him is located just before your clip begins.

Carol and Ken. Love to see you both (and the little red camper) back in Ireland for more of your unique travel videos..🚐👏👏☘

I remember back in the day it was all free. No barriers near the cliffs either.

Must say we enjoyed your adventures around Ireland, we have been living here in Ireland for about 40 years (originally from London/Newcastle) We had a camper for 10 years or so, it was a VW Calypso low profile, we can totally relate to your experiences and we thank you for bringing us along. Stay safe and hope the health keeps up Ken until you return to the UK.

Back to Ireland playlist... It's so beautiful. The drone shots on this one are particularly stunning... Some of these sites are ideal for the drone shots; the aerial view makes a site a whole different scene. Altho she had quite the lecture to read about King John's castle in this one, I would love to hear Carol go "off-script." She's so clever, & when someone has an inquisitive mind & a sharp wit, everyone wants to hear their impressions! 👍👏🍀

You both are doing a fabulous job. I almost feel like I been on this journey with you. Thank you!!!

Great, I have seen my beloved city after a while. I miss it too much now I pray that I go back to Limerick soon. Thanks a lot for showing us our beloved city. Have a very great stay in Ireland.

I have to watch at least one of your videos everyday to get my fix love everything you do

So well done - hopefully we will get back to Ireland in the near future. I love the drives through all the small towns and seeing all the people out and about. I saw an image on a Irish site today that helps to explain how I feel about my Irish connections. Let me try to explain it - a photo of a young fellow being asked to locate France on a map and he correctly points to it, then Brazil and he again correctly points to it and then he asked to locate Ireland and he touches his heart.

Another great video well done

Yes, we also want to back to Ireland, to see what we mist on the first trip i 2018. You have inspired us, what to see on the north west coast.

Belated comment on your fabulous video and fantastic photography by you both complimented by lovely narration and Ken, your conquest of Irish place names is admirable.. Well done Carol for you fantastic exploration of King John's Castle.. Delighted to have found all these episodes... So looking forward to your return trip..👏👏🚐☘

I'm English student from Brazil and I'm living in Limerick. This country is amazing! I intent to visit the cliffs next week. Thanks for sharing this good vibes. All the best

Must visit the castle next week as we have family in Castleconnel just outside Limerick.

YOU GET ~IRELAND. YOU UNDERSTAND. RESPECT. Not everyone does xx

lahinch is world famous for it's waves. surfers come from all over the world to catch the waves there

Another brilliant video. Thanks guys. I'm a bit sad your tour is coming to an end.

The Irish Sea is to be avoided in bad weather, a few years ago we returned for a funeral, the weather turned bad on the way over such that the ferry had to run up and down the coast for ten hours in the lee of the cliffs until the wind dropped sufficiently to safely enter Rosslare harbour. Not nice.

Carol is so patient and calm in her manner so refreshing to watch her

Love your Ireland adventure videos. Carol is a top campervan cook, you always get a great looking meal. 🍷🍺👍🏼

Thankyou both... This is Ireland. To hell with the way to say words. Just lovely to have you here

Was there June 2019 and it was packed with people. What a lovely day you had!

King John's Castle: it had a council estate built in the courtyard in the 70s.

Very good vlog.

Loved our visit to the Cliffs of Moher & touring Ireland 2 years ago so enjoying revisiting with your videos 👍

Have been watching a lot of your videos and greatly enjoying them, especially the Ireland trip. Spent two weeks there in 2017 and enjoyed every mile. Your mode of travel and adventure with the NV200 is something that truly interested us. Thank you for taking the time to do all of these videos. Appreciate it. Take care and stay well and safe in this strange world.

Dolan is a big musical village,next time guys.

Great video with lots of cool views 😁 Thanks 👍

My dad & I were here the day before you, and it was so wet, windy & foggy, we almost didn't see anything. The fog finally lifted just barely enough to see the closest of the cliffs. The guard who had a nice chat with us said that it's very rare to find it on a day as nice as the one you had. Well done! We also enjoyed Lahinch. If you haven't been to Carna, we HIGHLY suggest it!!

Another great Video! A few weeks ago we caught on to your trip as it reminded us of our times in Ireland. The sun was out all the time we were there....NOT! Anyway, we enjoy your journey and hope that you are feeling much better at this time.

Visited Ireland over 20 years ago, looking forward to going again. From Dublin across to Galway and then all the way round the coast anti clockwise back to Dublin. We stood on that ledge at the Cliffs of Moher back then, it looks like it has had a lot of development since we visited.

Wonderful video again , you can not beat a fry up on the road :) I loved the tour of King Johns Castle , Thank you for sharing.

Thank you both for great videos and watched them all.Looking forward to future ones.

Fabulous video yet again and another tour de force.

That was great guys! Thank you!

Also very glad you toured King John’s Castle as our tour didn’t include that one.

Love you two , love your van and love your updates ! Keep posting and happy camping

Nice day and love seeing Ireland thru your videos. Thanks for sharing. I hope to visit one day.

I have loved your travels from N.Ireland to Ireland. Beautiful scenery. Glad you both got home safely.x

Those cliffs are lovely and dramatic!

Another great video ..... easy watching - loved that quay location

Well done great video again hope that you have a smooth ferry home 🏡❤️

Love watching you trip around Ireland and love the little red van . Looking forward all ready to your next adventure

Another great vlog Ken & Carol thanks for sharing. Obviously home now stay safe and look forward to your next travel vlogs

Great video well done

Great video and information as always very nice Ken / Carol just love it I thanks so much for sharing and taking us on your journey thanks carol for taking us through the history of the castle 👍🇬🇧

Thank you for highlighting our beautiful country you did a superb job I hope it will give you many happy memories

Guys ! What can I say ... but yet again AGAIN ... I love this video and your show ... thank you!

Great informative video......I've been to Limerick many times and never visited the Castle......But I will next time!!!! Well Done again......

Thanks for the tide app. I live near the ocean in NYC so it will be useful.

Since discovering your Ireland trip I have gone backed and watched all your videos from the beginning. Enjoyed them all so much and look forward to the future trips. Take care of your health and thanks for the tip on non slip trays, got our own now.

Hello Ken & Carol KZfaq has some great videos to watch, I was put on to you from my father in N.ireland, I've watched all to date About your travels to Ireland Really really well done, great videos... thanks to both of you.

Another wonderful video, we have watched them all. I’m disappointed that your back and that will be the end of the Ireland tour. Looking to your next adventure. Best wishes.

Yet again another great video enjoyed it very much, its been a few yrs since i was at Moher , so you are heading home in a few day , hahahaha no more ulster fry breakfast for you:) look forward for a couple more Irish video's before you leave.

So sorry your trip is coming to a end. Want thank you both for sharing your journeys most enjoyable. I miss my home country.

Such a beautiful place, lived in Kildare and Dublin for six month’s years ago , miss the place . Enjoy your stay. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿👍

What a great video of the cliffs. When we were there last September everything was foggy and we couldn’t get a good view of the cliffs. You made it seem like we were right there.

Ahoy Pirates! :D The Cliffs! Awesome shots and beautifully clear sight! :) Goats and swans, what a treat of Nature! :D You are lucky everywhere you go! :) So good to see each video made by you! Thanks for sharing, as always! bear hugs, Kata

Another fabulous video - thank you! So sad that we’re nearing the end as I have enjoyed your videos so much. Sod’s law of course we had an ‘Indian Summer’ just after you left - but how were we to know 😆 It will be lovely to welcome you back sometime in the future ❤️🇮🇪🇬🇧

Wohoo, I am first in commenting. Great going lads. Watching with my wife now :-) i remember I spent 2-3 nights in Doolin. That was an amazing experience :-) thanks for reminding us those days ...

Brilliant film, love hearing about the history of the places you go to. Risk assessment is a good take away from this film. Thanks both

enjoy your video the views are fantastic!! you visit some very nice places , you made me hungry when you had the 🍕 🍕, I hope you are better now. enjoy your evening. stay safe and take care.

Great video, I love how you don't rush around and try and cram too much in, you just enjoy the places you come across. I travelled the West of Ireland a few years back, it's a beautiful place but as you've discovered the weather is something else. I visit Ireland every year(I have family in Wexford)I was supposed to move over this year but guess what put pay to that? As you're heading to Wexford for the ferry I recommend a visit to historic Enniscorthy which has a very nice Norman castle and a fantastic Cathedral built by Pugin of Palace of Westminster Elizabeth Tower fame, there is also Vinegar Hill the sight of an historic battle in the 1798 uprising. Also on your way to the ferry you could take a slight detour to what is often voted one of Irelands best beaches Curracloe where the beach landing scene in Saving Private Ryan was filmed. I hope you do come back to Ireland and complete your very enjoyable series. I'd recommend June or July next time though.

Particularly enjoyed that episode. Although I’ve always live in London, Kilrush is my mum’s home town so I’ve been there many times. It’s well know for its traditional Irish music scene with a popular yearly music festival . Also had a few pizzas 🍕 from Roma as well.

I have watched most of if not all your videos and I have been waiting for this one of my home Limerick, I lived in England for 25 years and we returned home in 2005 and I'm always interested to see what visitors think of Limerick and our history and it's heartwarming to hear the respect you and your wife show

Ita amazing Ken I rarely have a full fry up at home But in the van its a must on most mornings lol Its been a joy to watch your Ireland adventure And Im eager to spend a few months there in the better times ? Hugs to Carol ATB Stephen

I'm enjoying your travels almost as much as you are! The Cliffs of Moher have changed a lot since we visited there twenty years ago. I'm not sure the change has been for the better, but I will withhold final judgment until I see it firsthand. Sorry you weren't feeling well at King John's Castle. It is fascinating. If you walk around the castle to the river, there is a beautiful park. A friend of ours that lives near Limerick has a schoolmate that grew up on the castle grounds. Many years ago, there was low cost housing inside the castle in the open area.

I've watched many holiday videos of Ireland, and your ones are among the finest. I hope you will return once this damned Covid has gone. Don't miss the midlands, Athlone, Tullamore etc, many places to see next time. And fingers crossed the weather holds.

Cliffs of Moher really impressive and so much history on the road from there. Would we have parked there? Probably not. Great narrations from you both!

Well done Carol on your narration.

Went to the Cliffs of Moher about 2 years ago. Sadly the day was so misty and it was raining. Could not see for more than about 2 to 300 metres ahead while driving. So obviously never bothered to stop. I live in Southern Ireland, in County Cork. The weather is so much nicer than the east side of Ireland. When we arrived home that day the sun was shining.

I think I would be like Carol, I would want to carry on travelling. My dad travel in a Type 2 VW, he travelled for 2 years. He even drove to Switzerland. All in a Air Cooled Engine. Really sorry you didn't feel well. I hope you recover soon. Thanks again a excellent video.

I hope Ken is doing better,,,, the medication was always a concern for myself on our trips,,, look forward to your last few and wherever you go next.

Sorry to hear you weren't feeling well and hope you have recovered, despite not being well you have outdone yourself again with this video and the length is starting to greep up, we think you next goal should be 30 mins lol Particularly liked your discriptions, we would like to go there now. We were also very pleased that you mentioned about your initial anxieties about where to park and even though we haven't tried it yet and our van isn't finished, Yvonne and I were just discussing this the other day of how we felt a little bit anxious, we are so glad to hear that this will be an initial passing phase. Once again, really enjoyed it and looking forward to the next one.

Got to admit all of those empty "cottage's" your were mentioning would make for a cool show of some sort where it would be about someone or some company really using the what remains of some of those locations and rebuilding them for some sort of use such as an Air B&B or something... also been watching several of your earlier content and have to admit I enjoy your old camper.. but can see how your van really gives you freedom that you didn't have before.

Hello new here came across your channel this is very good what you guys do very interesting big thank you and like hit the bell also

I know I’m extremely late to the party, but the tower in Clarecastle is an old RIC barracks.

Another great video, such a shame that you didn’t continue down the west coast to Kilkee and on to Loop head you really missed some awesome scenery cliffs and the last point between Ireland and America- ( last land the passengers on Titanic would have seen). By now you will be home and safe kind regards to you both.

Sorry to see ye guys had to go home and I will miss following your journey around ireland.. btw O'Brien is pronounced o'brian.. I'll be sure to tune in when you return.. wishing you all the best..

Another video triumph Ken and Carol. You pronounced Lahinch perfectly and were very close with Moher as well (Carol was spot on). The deserted cottage you mention shows a feature almost unique to that part of Ireland and you would have noticed far more of it had it been pointed out at the time. The roof, rather than being thatched was made from "Liscannor" flagstone. It was and is abundant in the area and features everywhere (including the floors in O'Brien's tower and also a huge piece creating the roof of the reception/visitor centre at 2.08 in the video). Lahinch is similar to some other beaches on the west coast of Ireland in that in the last decade (maybe two) the Australians have discovered that the waves are among the best in the world for surfing. It's to do with the gradient of the shelf and the weather systems forcing the water towards it (or something like that). Seemingly wave quality is far more important than sunny weather so the likes of Bondi beach have been forsaken for Irish beaches by many Australians (many of whom have set up surf schools/businesses). You seem to be a great man for your apps Ken - fair play to you for even using one to take a best shot at a calm return trip. One final comment, Carol does an excellent fried egg! How on earth do you manage to turn them and still not break them Carol - EVERY TIME!?

midges - run a way!

Carol’s snake skin mask. Street cred! 🤘🏻😊

Another excellent post. Much better than anything that is on the telly.

Have you thought about getting a bigger RV? Loved the video. Another masterpiece!

The swans may like to swim, but I'm not sure that the Irish do. You wouldn't think that they were an island nation. Non of my wife's many siblings can swim, and most of their kids do not. Maybe that's why there are so many lifebouys?

Great video. Where are you going next after Ireland?

If your looking for even bigger cliffs than the cliffs of moher the slieve league cliffs in donegal are bigger than the cliffs of moher and not many people go there so no worries of lots of people

Cornellius O' Brien was important,but the O' Briens were a leading family in that area and in ireland,so not every thing named after O'Brien would be named after cornellus

Do you need to ticket for visiting the cliffs? That cliffs really bring back lots of good memories. Will the drone flyable in such strong winds.

Ye should make videos for tourism ireland.

In case anyone is planning to go to the Cliffs of Moher - there are no tickets. You just walk in but there is a fee to park your car. You pay per person at the car park entrance. The road is too narrow to park anywhere else.

I have watched from the start of Ireland and love it .I've done most of wat you have in the car .how far are yous going?

So how does Irish Pizza rate to some of the other Places you have been able to enjoy a slice at?

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How things have changed since you left Derry and N.Ireland as a whole. Strabane/Derry is now one of the worst places for the spreading of cvd19 in the UK.

u pronounced lahinch correct! famous for surfing..

When you left Kilrush, it's a shame you didn't go to Loop Head & the Bridges of Ross, you could have parked there easily without disturbance, many others do. O Brien is pronounced O Brian. no difference. Breen = Breen. Thomand = Toe Mand Some say Lehinch others Lahinch, big debate.. Sorry to hear of your ill health, come back anytime (Ennis Native) Clarecastle Wiki: Clarecastle (An Clár or Irish: Droichead an Chláir, ( pronounced Dre Hid On Claw-ir) meaning "Bridge of the Plateau") is a village just south of Ennis in County Clare, Ireland. From 2008 to 2016 the village saw a significant population increase due to its proximity to Ennis, Shannon, and Limerick. The town is named after the Clare Castle,[1] which stands on an island in the narrowest navigable part of the River Fergus. The Irish Clár, meaning a wooden board, is often used for a bridge. The name probably originated as Clár adar da choradh, which means "the bridge between two weirs". Another explanation of the name is that the de Clare family gave the castle its name, since they had acquired land in Kilkenny and Thomond that included the castle. In 1590 County Clare was named after the castle, which is in a strategic location. Clarecastle was once a port for boats, used to deliver items into the town of Ennis that could not navigate the river Fergus. The Quay of Clarecastle was a busy port during its time.[1] Today it is used for fishing and recreation.

Carol pronounced Moher on the last attempt "Moer" without the "H". Donegal now has the highest number of Covid cases and at the start it was one of the lowest. You are suffering from "nomitransbiosis", the using of names other than what that person is called. Oh no! the dreaded kissing of the Blarney Stone, I hate that kind of old Irish stuff. I thought that would be banned during these times unless they are spraying it with bleach which is then going to destroy the rock. Lol. :))

You pronounced Lahinch perfectly but it's O' BRYan and not O'BrEEn.

I do not understand , did you really travel around Ireland since January 2020 as the display date is 27 Sept 2020 ? You are from the UK with it's own very bad version of Covid 19 yet it appears you decided to travel around the West of Ireland maybe infecting the people from that area . Please say you have not done any travelling since January 2020. Thanks