ha ha me too.

The skill and craft of the weaving team are amazing. Q

Sadly, there isn't enough time in our lives to learn more than a small fraction of what I want to know.

Same. KZfaq is poppin with algorithmic super obscure niche choices lately. Or 3 years ago. Both.

Too bad the closed captioning is waaay off.

get in it’s because there accents. I know I love watching videos with subtitles too it’s can be kinda annoying the random words the subtitles come up with trying to make sense of the accents but oh well still a great series ❤️

Come to think of it this one wasn’t so bad have u seen the bee keeper one omg that one was hilariously off but I couldn’t understand the only man anyways super beautiful accents tho

@@esotericexplorersmartinez493 No, haven't seen that one. haha I suppose you'd allow 'em one bad performance anyway though if the rest of them are good. Ya our accents are ok I suppose. Although I'm from the south, we tend to sound more like severely drunken Jamaicans who just came out of a dental surgery, but look I suppose we got to be thankful for what we got and try and play to our strengths ya know!!!

@john noonan it’s not a bad performance at all it’s the American BOT subtitles that can’t understand so they just guess the word that sounds like what there saying. The accents are amazing and gorgeous I just can’t understand the really thick ones when they speak so quickly but it’s still beautiful to listen too

REALLY !! Oh crap, sorry to hear that ! I liked the idea that this place was still going !

@@kengamble8595 closed in 1987 reopened in 1999 as the museum now.

@@chainman100 Thanks!

Why didn’t the Irish government step in and make it a living national treasure and keep it running even if it was not quite at budget.the amount of tourism into the factory would probably pay the wages alone

@@johndonnellan5794 the problem there is that the government doesn't care about Irish history, culture or people

that's still cheap. As said, a skilled worker can do about 400 square centimeters a day. A square foot is 900 square centimeters, so a foot of carpet represents more than two days work. Add to that the cost of wool, twine, design and overhead costs and I simply can't understand how anyone could live off a salary of three dollars an hour

also, that carpet would take five weavers fourteen weeks to knot. Think of that. Even if the wool, design and overheadcosts were free, each weaver would take home only 128 dollars a week. But of course all these things would take at least half of that, so the weavers would get 60 bucks a week. Let's say a skilled worker would have to earn at least 10 bucks a hour. I mean, it would be slightly above 'working at McDonalds serving fries', but let's take ten bucks as the very minimum. Then five weavers weaving eight hours for fourteen weeks... the weaving alone would cost you 28.000 dollars!

@@Smallpotato1965 You're jumping to a lot of conclusions over a simple comment. I didn't say whether it was cheap or expensive, I was just stating what it cost. I a firm believer in paying for quality if you can afford it.

Not a Scottish national treasure... these are made in Donegal , in Ireland

I'm afraid they call it progress wether it be for someone else's pocket or distance to the grave their mum as to eithers turn?

@@bigbearfuzzums7027 Historically on family owned businesses... the 3rd generation tends to kill a business. In this case it is simply "progress". The book binding and clay pipe factory was enthralling to me. Sad they're gone.

I think the saddlery and bookbinders are still in business, but as you say, many of the others were killed off by changing times.

I believe that the metal foundry that was on one of these documentaries is still in business, don't know about the rest.

Globalism and the curse of the rich is upon the western nations to reduce their influence by bringing in immigrants to divide the society and breed out the native population and also companies go offshore to compete because protection barriers (import duties etc) are dropped creating free trade everywhere,the result rich fat cats ,poor populace with no political or economic clout, a case of full spectrum dominance from a political sense and the native population dispossessed or genocided eventually

79-86 was the period when these films were made i believe

My Grandma’s best friend was called Bella McGee. I wonder if the lady is her daughter x

My Grandma was Ellen Gallagher (Nellie).

Indeed!

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:-)

It’s a slipjig, the tune is The Butterfly - I’m pretty sure. Gorgeous isn’t it?

What's wrong with your own girls are you gay or something.

Killybegs is a large fishing port, but is being destroyed by the EU and their meat puppets in the so-called Irish government

​@@Daisy-ct3nhnot just the EU. Also Russian factory ships.

Tribe of Dan= Tuatha de Danan, Denmark,Danube

@@Daisy-ct3nh Aye Brother Tribe of Dan (Denmark, Dan's Mark) The Christian Race is true Jacob/Israel

Your hate is showing and blinding you. He is working for all the people of the world, so you will be free and not enslaved. Time to realize.

Marian Treber...go away please..

@@maggielarkin9314 Marián is in denial. You know the definition of denial? Sincere delusion. Mental hospitals used to be full of people like that. 😂

Why? Can't take real truth? You will see. Watch yt channel Greg Bradford and others that show the trickery and fraud. All the world needs to know. You WILL see because it's all coming out. I'm not going away. Truth comes to the surface because we're leaving the evil age behind. Royalty included.