My paternal ancestors came from Antrim. It is truly beautiful. Thanks to Rick Steves for bringing this to us-and for speaking out about world peace.

Being settled in deep Texas now it's extremely invigorating to see where my peasant family came from. I thank our god for the diligence of my ancestors at keeping a clear track of family ancestory. 200 years later we have maintained the core ideals of our homeland. I hope to return soon.

Hello from a sicilian who has been lived in Coleraine for three years

There is nowhere else in the world like the north coast of Northern Ireland. It is a small piece of Heaven on Earth.

O.M.G., The coastlines in Ireland are SO beautiful!!! I HAVE to go there! I want to travel all over Europe! There are so many beautiful places I want to see!

My great-grandfather was from Antrim. Thanks for the chance to see it.

I'm from Tenerife and love a lot BELFAST

Hope to do this on my motorbike later this year when things are better......looks stunning!!!

Nice video.. God bless always... From the 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

Very nice. After tracing my Ancestry and seeing some came to America from here I was curious to see what it looked like. Beautiful.

Beautiful. Many thanks for posting:)

Thanks for both takes there is always some truth in legends

I've been all over, but N.I. is home and it is still the most beautiful place in the World to me. It is the cold winters that keep me living in California, but I am often tempted to go back for good. Always torn between the two.

Half my bloodline dates centuries back to the Rasharkin area… I would love to visit someday

I really love living in county Antrim!!

I visited here recently too and made a video about it, great part of the world, right on my doorstep

I usted to live in Co Antrim lovely county

YEP I am with the Finn McCool story!!!

i really want to go there omg it's beautifullll

beautiful and well presented.

Beautiful things don't ask for attention. They are just there, untouched and pure....

Lovely video! I have always wanted to go here. We hope to go with my parents in the next year back to Ireland, and Antrim is on my list. It will be my first time to Northern Ireland.

then you should really get on that then! i would have loved to be born in such a beautiful place

here on the east coast of vancouver island canada people and business harvest many oysters, so i was thinking they should call the area of fanny bay as ulster or new ulster like oyster

Yeah, it's official. Once I get out of grad school, I'm moving to N. Ireland and looking for work there.

My grandfather used to do stunts on a bycycle over that bridge, brought up at Ballantoy.

I went fishing in Ballycastle one time, caught about 100 breem ha!

Was there in 2008, this coast was my favorite area in Ireland or N, Ireland

This video was uploaded 11 years ago and I'm watching it today 😁 April 12 ,2021 . I wonder how those birds survive the harse winter 😔

i miss belfast.

Does anyone know any Clugston's in this area. I am a descendent of Hugh and Sarah Clugston of Antrim, Ireland. They attended church at Ballylinney Presbyterian Church. I am planning a trip to Antrim and can't wait to walk on the rich soil where my ancestors walked.

Does anyone remember old Curly Dan?

You can really tell the age of some of these videos looking at the hairstyles.

My great grandfather Patrick Hearl was born in Finvoy in 1806.

Very nice, though I doubt rathlin island can be the largest Puffin sanctuary in the world as I've visited other nature reserves in the UK which definitely seen to have more puffins present.

God - cigarettes? reeally? I'm not at all sure that's a correct analogy

This tourist information is so frustrating it's always marketing the same thing over and over and you would think the north of Ireland had no other tourist attractions to offer other than Bushmills Whiskey, Giants Causeway and Carrickarede. Well for those people who might read this your in luck because I'm going to tell you about another part of County Antrim that rarely gets mentioned in these videos. We start with the infamous Nine Glens of Antrim and believe me they are not a day trip like the above vid, you could spend days in the glens with their flat top plateaus full of lakes and spectacular waterfalls, quant little towns and villages with walks through the valleys along the river banks. The fifty mile or so drive along the Antrim Coast Road starting in Larne and ending in Ballycastle is breath taking and was voted 6th most beautiful drive in the World 2000. This route will take you round the foot of the Glens through some of Irelands most picturesque Towns and fishing Villages and enroute you will pass the mystical vanishing Lake of Lougharemma, you will have to leave the coast road at Cushendun ( Worth spending time at this hidden gem ) to visit here, it's not far but worth the trip. Then you can turn back if you wish ( highly recommended) to re-join the coast road or continue on this route as it joins into one again just before Ballycastle. When you turn back you will join the coat again via Torr Head Road, this is for me the jewel in the drive along narrow winding cliff top roads on the edge of the Irish sea where Scotland is so close you feel you could hit it with a stone the Scottish Mull of Kintyre is so close you can make out the field shapes. You will arrive in Ballycastle which is a town with two towns as people describe it with a great variety of shops, pups ( great music) and places to eat. Here you will be able to take the ferry to the only Northern Irish inhabitable Island ( Ring ahead of your trip to check Ferry times and bookings). Take time for this trip as you will have loads to do and see when you drive and explore the towns and villages of Glenarm, Carnlough, Waterfoot (not forgetting to take in the waterfalls and walks of Glenariff Forest Park ) Cushendall, Cushendun, and finally Ballycastle. You will not be disappointed and remember this is only north County Antrim which includes Causeway and the rest, there's loads more to see.

As an Antrim woman, is yer man sped up in 1.5 speed? 🤣

LOL 37,000 six sided cigarettes. Nice.

Seven foot long babies!😂 That's Northern Ireland for you! Still British🇬🇧😜

What a load of nonsense! The geological truth is much more interesting and exciting.