Thank you so much everyone for all the appreciation I have received on this travel video. I just want to reiterate that these towns are my PERSONAL CHOICES. And like what I have said in my title, these are my top favourite SMALL TOWNS. If you’re an Irish, you will for sure know these towns already but for a normal tourist, they might not know and it is my intention to share about other beautiful underrated towns. Of course, there are other amazing small towns like Adare, Killaloe. There are also comments telling me about the more popular and beautiful places such as Cliffs of Moher, Giants Causeway. Again, I was talking about TOWNS. I have a separate video where I put MY PERSONAL TOP 10 NATURAL PLACES IN IRELAND where I included Giants Causeway, Cliffs of Moher, Errigal Mountains, Dingle Peninsula, Conor Pass, etc. Please watch my other travel video. AGAIN, THANK YOU FOR ALL THE LOVE AND SUPPORT THAT YOU ARE GIVING TO MY VIDEO AND CHANNEL. I hope that I can create more contents about Ireland. Please let me know what else you want me to show in my KZfaq channel about Ireland. 😘😘😘

I have finally made the move to Ireland from UK. We started coming over in 2002 with our grandson who was almost 2 at the time and had severe disabilities. He was made so welcome that we brought him over twice more before his death in 2010 and he is the reason we moved over in May 2020. On the first trip we toured and stayed in Westport, Kerry, Dungarvan and Wicklow and Joe had the most amazing time, he didn't have a seizure for 2 weeks and was animated enjoying everything. I only wish he were here now to enjoy ig.

Too many beautiful small towns and not enough time when you only have a couple of weeks. There aren't any words that can truly describe the beauty of Ireland.

Kinvara is a lovely drinking village with a fishing problem.🤗

I visited all the towns in your video when I spent a month in Ireland in 2019. But when I think about Ireland, my mind is often drawn back to a tiny village I stumbled upon southeast of Kilkenny, called Inistioge. Not much there, but it sits on a beautiful river with a medieval bridge, overlooked by two large churches. Really nice people. When I get back I'd like to stay there for a day or two and do some fishing. Cong is also extremely quaint and scenic, if a little more touristy (from The Quiet Man locations). Westport I think was the most beautiful town I visited, overall. Lots to see and do - I climbed Croagh Patrick nearby, and people bought me so many drinks in pubs that I ended up sleeping in my car. The true West of Ireland. If not for COVID I think I would have moved there already.

I like in this beautiful country landscapes, the green land, animals, rivers, beautiful towns, beautiful houses. I pray for more beauty and happiness to the people of this country

It’s still my favourite land. There are so many beautiful towns you „must have“ to see. For an example Ennistymon. I love this small town from the first time. Lahinch, Caherdaniel, Blarney with it‘s Castle, Kylemore with the Abbey and so much more. Don’t forget north ireland and the Wicklow Mountains.

Any town you enter with a smile on your face, a carefree holiday to spend, a few bob in your pocket, a bit of sunshine in your face is indeed a memorable experience

Love everything about Ireland and Ireland’s there the best places in the World 🌎 people music are beautiful 😍 love Ireland 🇮🇪 wishing we were living there.Will be going next year now we’ve waited 18months to go back we go every year.love Ireland and Ireland’s.💚💚💚💚💚💚🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️❤️🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🌈🌈🌈☮️☮️☮️☮️

Ooohh having stayed in Ireland for number of years right now I miss my Ireland and my Irish people. Will be going back. (If God willing)Matty Dublin 8❤❤❤❤❤

The drive through Connemara is stunning on a summers day

Kinsale was a beautiful place as well.

Everybody will be on saying their town is the best but, me being from Dublin, would say that is a nice selection of towns and captures the all round feel of Ireland.

Lived in Ireland my whole life, this is a great tour guide for small towns

Westport County Mayo is a beautiful town and the scenery around the town is spectacular.

As an Irish man 🇮🇪 you really warm my heart,love your channel ❤️🇮🇪

I visited Dingle with my mom and we had fun. The residents were so nice and welcoming.

Must come to Ireland it looks so beautiful and varied

I just booked a flight back to Ireland. I lived in Athlone for 3 months in 2019 and just can't forget how great I felt during that time. I hope the time keeps running until I step into the airplane.

Well that brings back childhood memories , I used to spend my childhood summers in Killarney climbing torc waterfall , and running around muchross park ❤️

Donegal is also a very nice small town to visit. We stayed two nights there recently and enjoyed every minute. Lovely little town with genuinely kind people. Felt like we were in small town USA back in the fifties.

Thank you for your video, the most beautiful small town in Ireland is Dunfanaghy in County Donegal 🇮🇪🍀🇮🇪💚🇮🇪

Living in Derry it's an obvious place to promote. Armagh and Navan Museum are just brilliant. The Causeway Coast and the Glen's of Antrim need to be seen at least once your life. The train from Belfast to Derry is one of THE most beautiful routes in the world. Inishowen needs a day just for a quick look by car. Port Hawe just north of Buncrana is my favourite unspoilt beach for playing and swimming on summer afternoons. Donegal in general is Irelands best kept secret. Probably because the roads are only recently upgraded. Donegal Town has plenty to see. Glenties, Errigal, Kincasslagh, Killybegs, Falcarragh is a great area to explore. There's a great sheltered place for swimming and cliff diving near Donegal Airport. A trip to Sligo should really include The Rosses and the ancient burial site at Carrowreagh as it predates Newgrange. Yes. I'm enthusiastic about this country I've adopted. Lol

My dad was from Cork. I am going to Carlow, Kilkenny and Wicklow next June. Really looking forward to it.

SO glad you picked Dingle!!! Spent 2 weeks in Ireland in early 90's, one whole week in Dingle town and the peninsula!!!Fantastic magical place!!!

I did a road tour starting from Dublin, to Belfast ,Ballycastle, letterkeney, Galway and back to Dublin. Of course spending few days at these places visiting the popular touristy site. Will go down as one breathtaking holiday of my life. What a beauty Ireland was. Can't wait to go there again. This time want to cover the south east and west.

Thank you for sharing about where I am from

I went to Killarney and it was beautiful!

Ireland has always been a place that I have wanted to travel to. I just find it to be so pretty, in every video I see of it. One day, I swear to myself that we (hubby and I) will make our way there. However, having just moved to Calabria, Italy, one year ago, it will have to wait a bit. Lol. Thank you so much for showing this video. It really was beautiful. Ciao, from Scalea, Italy.

So excited! We'll be in Ireland in October for the first time. Staying in 3 of the 5 places (Killarney, Kilkenny and Dingle). Also going to Dublin, Galway, Adare and Connemara.

Being South African with poor exchange rate we chose Bruff, stunning village halfway between Cork and Limerick. Near historic Loch Gurr. Also has a Kennedy family museum. We came as strangers and left with new life long friends.

Thank you for wonderful virtual tour. Lovely towns.

Thanks for this, and for reprising lovely memories of towns of Dingle and Killarney I visited way back in 1997.😎

I’ve been to Cobh and it’s really beautiful it’s kinda looks like a postcard from the boat!

I visited Ireland for 3 weeks in 2011 and planing for a month next year. I loved your video and will be adding your list of towns to my itinerary. Thank you so much for sharing.

Great podcast. Cashel Co Tipperary is also a lovely town. It has the Rock Of Cashel as its landmark a beautiful old castle. Also possible to have a guided tour of the castle.

Thank you, for the enjoyable tour.

The Aran Islands is also a must see! Nice video!

Thanks for this beautiful video. Great photography!

Excelente!!! Las imágenes y tu forma de contarlo. Me encanta tu canal!!!

Some of my favourite small towns in Ireland are: Dunmore East, Glandore, Kinsale, Ardmore, Westport, Carlingford, Ballycastle (in Co. Antrim) and Kilcullen. Several of these have been mentioned in the comments here many times, but not all!

Really interesting video with some of the most beautiful towns that we have visited in Ireland so far. I cannot wait to travel again with you and keep exploring this amazing country! Great work again my love!

I loved Howth! Right outside of Dublin. A quaint harbor town with a cliff walk with a beautiful view

Athlone. With the Castle, the Bridge, Shannon river, Sean's bar (the oldest bar in Ireland), natural sceneries, nice restaurants, etc., it could be on your list, I think. It's beautiful and historical, and is very close to the geographic centre of Ireland.

adare is a lovely little village

Been to this beautiful greeny country! Been to Killarney and Dingle! Wish to be back soon as travel open again ibternationally.

The holly green, the ivy green The prettiest picture you've ever seen Is Christmas in Killarney With all of the folks at home

Delighted to see Cobh and Dingle in the list! There are my 2 favorites from your list! Thank you for making this great video!

Westport is very nice and Achill island has gorgeous landscape

Kilkenny is very nice, I noticed that when I travelled there that many people were from Spain and France etc which was nice and something I didn't see often in most places I've been

Thank you for this excellent video. It is interesting, informative, and beautifully produced. The scenery and colours are stunning.

All of these towns are wonderful! Another town you should visit is Portmagee in County Kerry. We stayed there for three weeks and will never forget it.❤

Clifden Co. Galway and Westport Co. Mayo👌

I lived in Ireland for 3 years in the 90s. Friendly pubs everywhere. Killarney as you say is a lovely town. I would also add Westport. However, I do not like Dublin. Too much like London. I am English, but was happy there, and well received. Miss Ireland.

Nicely done; especially loved the photography.

Great video and choices The people, country and culture of Ireland are loved by people all over the World.

Thanks for such beautyful video. Take me there

im so glad i was born and live in a beautiful country like Ireland

Check out South Kerry, one hour from Killarney. It has the Skelligs and Valentia Island

Beautiful video

Ireland is lovely. Must visit Kildare too.

Fantastic video! Thanks for sharing!

Lovely video.

Excellent documentary! Other areas well worth a visit are Cahir, co. Tipperary, Connemara (region), lahinch co. Clare and the burren (region, co. Clare)

Hi, Well worth a visit is The Antrim Coast with its remote glens, sheer cliffs, tiny fishing villages, pristine beaches and colourful history.

So wonderful video.....and Ireland....!!!!!!

Thank you for your video. We will be visiting Ireland next year so this information is very helpful...and we love small towns!!

I’m Irish and I like your choices. There are so many to chose from 😊

thank you for doing this video, you have given me some good idea for sightseeing.

Thanks for sharing beautiful Ireland video 👌👌👌

Your accent/voice is so soothing. I'm glad you enjoyed yourself here.

Clifden and Kinsale are also towns very worth visiting.

Beautiful video, Reigne. I would also add Castltownshend, near Skibberean Stay at the castle at the bottom of the village. The small village is beautiful and there are also many nearby small coves with beaches in which to swim. The town's restaurant, Maryanne's is fantastic. This is a quiet and stunning place to base a visit to West Cork.

Wonderful, thank you very much for this very informative video, Ireland looks very beautiful

2005 Killarney. Unforgettable times! 🇭🇺🇮🇪❤

Bray and Greystones are gems especially in the warm season, amazing scenery and lovely people.

Ireland is truly a Gift from God! We drove the road thru Conner Pass, at dusk into the night. Going into Dingle. It was an adventure I will never forget

Hello, thank you for sharing the small towns video in Ireland. They are great.

so beautiful!

this video is amazing. not to mention how aesthetically pleasing it is. i especially liked zooming in the map and tips for visiting. thank you for your hard work, it's appreciated 😍

Lovely video of our beautiful country very well put together I would also suggest Achill Island in the west and the OX mountains in county Sligo the scenery is breathtaking

Never been to Ireland but I no its beautiful by the sounds of it all.Thankyou.

Beautiful short video of my country please keep making more 🇮🇪🥰🌈

Like your video, ,embedded it on our Vlog along with the best of everything irish... thanks

Westport in Co. Mayo and Sligo town in Co. Sligo

Thank you, I enjoyed watching your video!

Well done 👍 watched from Waterford IRELAND 🇮🇪

Wexford where I am from is one of the best places in Ireland. Please do feature it on one of your videos.🥰❤️#BethCleary

Lovely video. I notice that all the locations are in the south of the country. You should try Co Donegal next, hard to beat. Ballyshannon, although a bit run down (thanks Donegal Co Co), is the oldest town in Ireland with a history second to none and I will happily discuss that with anyone who thinks differently. I am a local historian there and will be happy to show you around.

Visited in September this year. Loved Dingle a lot! Lisdoonvarna was a really cool small town also!

Love Eireann - the people the place - even the weather

i hope i live in ireland 🥺

Please visit Ennis. You will love it.

We over Ireland and cant wait to go back. Wicklow was beautiful to check out

Lovely vid, I lived happily in Lismore then Dungaravan Co.Waterford from 2001 to 2004 then returned back to England. A great country, but like any country it had pros and cons. Pros: I originate from Yorkshire and never thought I'd meet people as friendly as my old county, but Ireland took the biscuit, great people, a good sense of humour and so very obliging - Stunning scenery, I had views of the mountains from the front of my house and views of the wooded Blackwater Valley to the rear, in England that view alone would have added an extra 200,000 Euro on the cost of the house, but not in Ireland - The food was exceptional quality - The education system was way ahead of the UK and USA (I've lived on both those countries as well) - Outside Dublin the crime rate was low although not exactly non existent - Mild winters. Cons: The summers are even worse than England's particularly the low temperatures - Cars with large engines are pricy due to the tax you pay on them - Too many American plastic paddy tourists with romantic backward views on Ireland and the only people that I met who were unfiendly. I actually got into a pub fight with some from Boston and I was backed up by local Irish, that said a lot! - Other cons? I can't think of any a great place and I still miss it after all these years.

THANK YOU SO MUCH for this SUPERB tour! You are a gifted tour guide. Check out lovely Avoca in County Wickow, with the stunning Meeting of the Waters (and the wonderful Meetings Inn) just down the road. Cheers!

Thanks for your inspiration. I never heard of Kinvara in Galway. It was cool that u picked 2 in the Kingdom- Kerry. Great Video and Description.

What a gorgeous country.

We loved Howth on the Eastern coast just outside of Dublin!

Beautiful! ❤ Birr in County Offaly is worth a visit, on the grounds of Birr Castle Demesne you can see the Great Telescope, built in the 1840s by the third Earl of Rosse; his son Charles Parsons invented the steam turbine which changed the face of seafaring and led to the invention of the jet engine. Don't forget to drop into J.J.Houghs pub in nearby Banagher for a pint!