@Francis Braden i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now. Seems to take quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.

@Francis Braden It did the trick and I now got access to my account again. Im so happy:D Thanks so much you saved my account !

@Heath Remington you are welcome :D

You are so right, we have been trying to go back twice since the last time but covid has stopped it. Itching to head over and experience it some more.

So do we, missed a trip back last summer would love to see some more.

Hi Sandra, hope it brought back some lovely memories. Did you go to any other places we didn't that should have? One I regret is Gap of Dunloe, looks amazing!

@@MemorySeekers indeed! It was great to revisit that trip. We also didn't go Gap of Dunloe. Maybe another time.

@@MemorySeekers Cronin's Yard (start of Ireland's highest mountain, Corrán Tuathail, climb) is another great day out.

Well thank you! We hope to be back there end of September to do another guide up the west coast. So watch this space!

@@MemorySeekers can't wait to watch your video. We haven't been to Ireland yet so it will be very helpful. Thanks

We hope one day you are able to visit! Take care!

Teich Teich thanks!

You cannot beat a real visit totally agree!

Thank you, you are very welcome glad you liked it. Hoping to go back to Ireland again next Spring. Was supposed to be there last weekend but Covid stopped that!

Hope you do, we would like to go back and should of last summer alas it was not to be.

Thank you so much for the lovely comment. We love visiting Ireland and hope to be back soon for another trip early next year. So kind of you to mention the effort we put into making the videos. It does take a lot of time but very rewarding with encouraging feedback! Thank you

Thank you glad you enjoyed it, more like this to come! Hello from London! :)

Our pleasure! We loved Dingle as well and would love to go back.

Thank you for your thoughts and sharing the experience.

Yeah very cute with the sheep. 😊glad u liked.

It sure is, we loved our time there.

Our pleasure!

Yep beauiful scenery and people, can't wait to go back, hopefully later this year!

Thank you glad you liked it!

Ours too! Heading back to visit more of the west coast at the end of September. Can’t wait!! Any recommendations?

@@MemorySeekers visit westport and head out towards louisburgh co mayo and then on to leenane where the film the field was set then onto cong where the quite man was filmed you wont be disappointed

@@derekfinn6077 Thanks so much for the ideas Derek. We were supposed to be in Ireland covering some of this last summer. I had westport on our route but not the others. They are now! Cong looks amazing never heard of it so thanks will be visiting there!

@@MemorySeekers you'll love cong and walking on the grounds of ashford castle in good weather the hills in leenane will blow your mind and the friendly people of louisburgh are an absolute joy to meet.

@@derekfinn6077 yes spotted the castle, love to stay there but it's a wee bit expensive for a night. Sounds fab I want to go today now!

Haha i know we were super lucky. Should have been back last weekend for another trip up the west coast :(

Wow that must be quite a ride! What an experience.

And just today the go-ahead for the South Kerry greenway, along the old railway track, came through.

Have a wonderful time , hope you found it useful and it helps with your trip plans.

@@MemorySeekers Yes it has! That's 1 reason why we watch👍😁

Nice pubs in Dingle help with the great scenery as well.

Yes you are quite right, in hindsight it should have been included in our Dingle video as it's much nearer.

I agree that both the Iveragh and Dingle peninsulas require at least a day each.

Yes for sure to see everything you need more time. We sadly had just a weekend to get round both, but plan to return soon!

@@MemorySeekers You could turn that 3 days into 4 if you spent a day visiting Skellig Michael or you could also spend a day on Valentia. Then there are the back roads through the hills in the middle of the peninsula. Then there is the drive from Kenmare to Glengariff where you can stop by Molly Gallivan's house but don't be fooled into thinking she was a poor widow woman battling a cruel life. She was a rich widow woman selling moonshine.

All great suggestions, thanks for sharing!

come next year

We come every year so sad we can’t come this year we love Ireland 🇮🇪 love Kenmare will be back we stay in houses 🏠 love it .

Thank you for the correction! I did try to find out before i recorded it but came up with lots of variations. I guess I made my own as you say 😂

@@MemorySeekers Well i have being mispronouncing it for years myself to tell you the truth it was only when i heard an interview with a kerry gaelic footballer that i got the local pronounciation

And those with Irish (language) pronounce it 'eve raw hoch'.

I think the narrow roads were there before the car but they have little passing gaps every few hundred yards. Unless u have a very big 4x4 then passing is pretty straightforward don’t let it put you off from enjoying the stunning views you can’t see without the car and the flexibility it allows you to stop where you like.

😂

Rent a small car.

I wouldn't think so , if you go clockwise and as we drive on the left, you will then have the best views of the Atlantic coast.

Hi Samantha, We visited in mid June

MemorySeekers thank you. We are going in October and November for a month. Hope it won’t be too cold but we are Canadian so we will survive.

Thanks for sharing these great videos. I sent them to my mom to watch.

You’re going to love it! I hope the current travel restrictions are eased by the time of your visit. It won’t be as cold as a Canadian winter, but you should invest in a good waterproof jacket!! A month long visit will give you plenty of time to really get a feel for the place, you’ll be like a local by the end!

MemorySeekers thanks. I really appreciate it.

Well no we had never heard of it. Having looked it up WOW we did miss out. Thanks for sharing will be on the list to see if we visit again. Looks amazing.

British?

British as in the British Isles, a geographical term encompassing the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland.... not to be confused with Great Britain, which is a term to describe England, Scotland and Wales.

Agreed.

The term British Isles is a highly controversial term in Ireland and is not a recognised term by the Irish Governement as the term comes from when the entire island of Ireland was occupied, colonised and ruled over by England. When the Good Friday Agreement was signed the term was deliberately omitted in the treaty and both islands were referred to as Britain and Ireland or These islands. British Isles is an antiquated, imperial, highly controversial term and is no longer used out of respect for the fact that most of Ireland regained its independence and sovereignty.

Oh no what was I thinking Park Platz! Must have been thinking about a hotel 😆

Don Hill hello part two is here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iqmGpdR4sauwh3U.html

Nice scenery, friendly people. Hard for you to swallow perhaps.

I think that means you liked it!