Yes, Dr Leftfield, I’ll go along with all of that. Slainté!

What a nice romantic story. Thanks for sharing.

Ah Pam, if only I'd known, I would certainly have given it a shout out!

Nothing shameful about intimidating people?

Yes I guess it is, for the better or for the worse though?

Yes, and Roguey’s rock in Bundoran. Stunning.

As I said in the video, I once stayed in one of those cottages, and unless it’s a different group of holiday cottages, the ‘secret’ beach is right there! So what luck. Let me know what you think of it after you’ve had you holiday.

I like your positive spin on global warming 😂.

Yes, I think you’re right. I think I accidentally applied a filter that I shouldn’t have. Hope it didn’t spoil it too much for you?

@@nakedireland Yeah! I screwed up similarly many years ago rafting down the Grand Canyon.

That’s praise coming from you, there must be stunning beaches where you are?

Uncountable numbers of beaches! When we as a family,arrived in Australia, we washed up on a beach here on the Far North Coast of NSW. It ran from Cape Byron to Hastings Point. Look it up on Google Earth. Back in the 70's it was empty. Mum was a widow back then. We were helped by the local Catholic Community, and all 8 of us lived in a two room fibro hut, surrounded with mangroves and sweeping white sand, right on the beach. From have the house raided each week to this was mind-blowing. I still wonder if this is not quite real, 50 years later.

⁠​​⁠Wow, that’s a whole new level of beach. I’m surprised you even entertained my video!

It's all about scale, history, and no matter where you are, Donegal is one of Earth's most beautiful Landscapes. I've stood and fish on some very remote and stunning beaches here, camped out with my wife and kids. There's one in particular, about two hours south of us , called Woody Head. Sweeping white sands running for 12 miles + . Rock pools and head lands , Humpback whales by the hundreds. Nothing but the Pacific Ocean between you and Chile. Vast sky's.

⁠Sounds like paradise! But, yes, Donegal is special too.

No, not my dog, although I used to have a boxer just like him. Thought I’d get him in the film, glad you noticed. Yes Rosslare, when I next get back to Wexford.

@@nakedireland Glad you captured him on film, he looked a friendly soul. I have most boxers to friendly. When I first lived in Ireland in 91/2 my friends had a boxer, he would fall asleep on my lap, when was nice as we had no heating 😂. Hope you make it back to Wexford one day, I hope I do too 😂.

⁠I’m sure I’ll get there before long.

@@nakedireland Good lad 👍

Hi James, yes there are direct trains from Dublin to Belfast. The Enterprise stops several times, but there’s no need to change. If you book online it’s cheapest. Regular webfares are £15 -20 usually, depending on how early you book. A first class ticket will obviously be more (again price depends on when you book). Have a great time in Dublin and Belfast and thanks for watching.

@@nakedireland There is some type of construction and need to take bus base on the website at least for a little bit more. Thx for info.

⁠ah right James, I wasn’t aware of that. It’s good that you’ve let everyone know.

Ah thanks Suzana, and also for the advice. I’ll prob stick with the music I have, for the time being anyway. Some people love it, some hate it. It’s hard to please everyone. But so glad you’re enjoying the vids anyway - hope you’ll keep watching.

@@nakedireland I think it’s in a minor key, and is a bit on the dark side. So it’s very difficult for me to watch more than one video at a time. But thank you for your reply and thank you for your lovely videos!!

Thanks again - best.

Thanks for your comment. Sorry you didn’t like the video, but I think you’ll find all the quoted facts correct. I personally have no interest in digs at Linfield or any other football team. I’m just filling people in the clubs past. Sinn Fein? We’ll there’s many things I didn’t mention about them, but then it’s not a film on Sinn Fein, it’s about the Village. However, Sinn Fein historically go back long before the Provisional IRA ever existed. But again, I don’t mention it as again it’s not relevant in the context of a film about the village. But, thanks a lot for watching and it’s great to have your input.

A film about the Village but you litter it with references to Sinn Fein who have no link to the Sinn Fein of over a century ago and were only formed in 1970 after the Provos split from the Official IRA. As for the tripe about demographic changes, how much has support for a united Ireland grown over the last generation? 3%? The majority of the residents in new housing you focused on are long standing and generations Village through and through, but don't let that stop the waffle about 'changing times' and crap about how many Cllrs are in City Hall. The Windsor side of Tates Ave is NOT the Village. Would it have choked you to refer to Northern Ireland by its actual name even once?

⁠it’s a film about changing demographics, the statistics of which are clear for everyone to see. It’s not a film about United Ireland and Sinn Fein are referred to only to show the change in voting patterns (demographic change) more generally in Belfast - demonstrating that the Village is part of a wider trend. You may not like this trend, but it’s happening nevertheless. Me personally, I don’t have the political bias that you seem to credit me with. I’m merely making a film that observes what’s going on. There must be something you agreed with in the film?? The facts for example?

@@nakedireland @nakedireland What have the boundary changes which led to the moving large sections of the unionist population in the City being placed in neighbouring Local Councils got to do with the Village or the vibrant community within it? You obviously didn't spend too long in it to get the real feel of it apart from a quick walk around talking tripe about 'sinister murals' which are a vivid historical documentation of the tribulations forced upon that Community and from which it emerged unbroken. Inner Belfast is changing full stop. That includes other areas, including Republican areas within Northern Ireland.

Unionists weren’t placed in neighbouring local councils, they moved, it’s as simple as that. We should probably just agree that we won’t agree here. Perhaps you should make your own KZfaq video on the village and sing the praises of the UVF murals and pretend that the population is as it was in 1972. Belfast is changing my friend, and it’s changing for the better. You should embrace it. Our kids now live in a peaceful part of the world.

Yes, definitely go. I recommend it!

@@nakedireland appreciated the narration as well👍🏿

ahh thanks a lot. It’s kind of you to say that. Thanks so much for checking the videos out, I appreciate it.

From one coastal town to another. I don’t know much about Portsmouth, but Wexford is certainly beautiful!

@@nakedireland It certainly is, many happy family holidays spent on Paul Quay and Patricks square with my cousins and now departed Uncles and Aunts !

⁠Ahh great memories Sean. Many thanks for watching and commenting.

Who wouldn’t Stephanie? It’s so beautiful. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Many thanks for watching and commenting.

Ahhh Nick, you’ll just have to go back!

Hmmm, not sure I have any real real estate knowledge. I think you should maybe scout out the various estate agent websites who operate in that area. But you obviously like the town?

@@nakedireland I was born in limerick but want to avoid that place…. I will contact some agents in westport

⁠​​⁠I recently did some filming in Limerick - it’s a much changed city I’m sure since your youth. But yes, the countryside and towns like Ennis, Westport etc certainly have their charm. Good luck with the search, I hope you find your dream home.

@@nakedireland i am a prof bodybuilder.. former MR. Ireland. I will looki into open a gyn in west point. I never liked Limerick.. very rough aggressive people.

⁠Sounds like a good business plan. Best of luck with it all and good luck with your search.

So glad I was able to help you re-live your trip to Kinsale. Many thanks for watching and commenting.

Great to have you’re input here, thanks for watching and commenting.

That would be very hard to say. I think you’d find either of them accommodating. Perhaps a visit first might be a good idea, to get a feel for each place? Maybe a 2 week holiday. A week in each place? Sounds a bit luxurious I know, but it is a big step you’re planning.

That sounds like a great idea, but you credit me with too much spontaneity. In fact I shot that UCC video quite a while ago, so I’m afraid I’m not in the area anymore - maybe next time though!

And here's my imagining you scooting about the boreen's and villages of Ireland every day! Camera held ready, on the lookout for the best scenario or a snug pub!!

⁠Not as glamorous as all that I’m afraid!

Oh god!!! Can I take the Nakedtruth😳😳

A gorgeous place alright. Enjoy your visit, and thanks for watching.

Hi Leonardo, I never delete comments. I think if one of your comments is missing it must have been deleted by KZfaq. This happens from time to time. But nothing to do with me. I welcome all comments, and it’s great to have your support. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for sharing this Audrey. It can be frightening being caught up in such things. I had many such experiences growing up in Belfast.

Yes I was only 10 at the time and I did not go into town for a long time iread a book about it a few years ago but I don't remember the name of it

⁠​​Those experiences can have lasting effects. There are many people in the north walking around with PTSD, totally undiagnosed. We were expected to just get on with life back in the day! Thanks for watching and commenting.

You’ll love it. Make sure you visit Matt Molloy’s.

😂😂

Ahh yeah, no probs, sure check it out when your not up to your eyes in boxes!!

Ah, so glad I could let you see it. Thanks for watching.

How do you know?

@@nakedireland4:47 the match on the tely is Nott’m Forest vs arsenal which was on this date

@@MoonRover-3 many thanks for watching.

Many thanks. Yes indeed, I have a video of the murals at the bottom of the Newtownards Road.

Ha ha, what a unkind remark. I can’t believe you’re one of the nice west of Ireland people of Ennis, not possible. Is it really your town? Is it, really?

what crap you talking matey

Which British accent is that?