Cork Walking Tour: Butter, Bells, and Moore - Ep. 10
Battling sinus and allergies isn't enough to keep us locked up inside on a nice, sunny, spring day in Cork. We're still new to the city and really wanted to take the opportunity to get out and explore. We read about some self-guided walking tours that are marked around the city to help anyone looking to learn more about Cork, Ireland's history. We thought it would be a good way to get to know Cork while getting in some cardio!
Whether you're a resident or a tourist, this walk is fantastic if you're looking for places to see in Cork.
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Cork, A Walk in Summer
Cork City, Ireland
Tour of Cork City , Ireland
Let Gerry Malone be your personal tour guide of Cork as he takes us through some famous sights of the city.
Cork is a vibrant city described by Lonely Planet in 2009 as a must see with plenty to see and do such as wander its small streets, shop in Patrick Street or the English market or use it as a base to see the South West of Ireland.
A Walk around Cork City, Ireland
A short walk around Cork City, Ireland
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Cork Walking Tour: From Marshland to Rebel City - Ep. 11
Cork has quite a history! In this episode we learned why it's called the Rebel City, the influence that George Washington had on its development, why people would sing outside the prison walls, and we explored the beautiful campus of University College Cork. Despite Franklin's struggle with directions, we still managed to experience much of the western end of Cork.
Whether you're a resident or a tourist, this walk is fantastic if you're looking for places to see in Cork.
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Welcome to IRELAND | CORK CITY, Castles and Cuteness!
We have arrived in Ireland! We have been looking forward to film this series, and we start with a brief introduction touring Cork City. After jumping into our rental car, we hit the highway and head south from our cottage. Highlights include walking around the Shandon Historical Quarter, visiting the English Market and grabbing a couple pints of delicious beer on offer at the Franciscan Well Brewery. Of course, no visit to Cork is complete without going to Blackrock Castle, probably the most adorable structure I've ever seen! This is a great way to start our Irish shenanigans.
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City Walks: Dublin, Ireland in the old town center - virtual walking treadmill video
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ON a fine September morning we take a walk across the River Liffey and over into the Temple Bar section of the old town center and up to Christ Church Cathedral. Then over to Dublin Castle, on to St. Stephen's Green, through Trinity College, and back to O'Connel St.
Dublin is an amazing place, full of history, architecture, and pubs. The foods not to bad either though hotels and accommodation is a bit expensive. I had several pints of Guinness while there but also tried several other Irish beers which were even better. As far as food and what to eat goes, my favorite was Irish Stew and also Lamb. I lucked out on the weather and our several days there were all sunny to partly cloudy but it can get rainy.
There's a bit more talking in this one and I apologize for the bumpy gimbal. It broke literally seconds after I pushed stop on the camera. I think I have it fixed now and hope to get a couple more towns and cities before we leave Ireland. I hope you enjoy this free walking tour Dublin.
Dublin, capital of the Republic of Ireland, is on Ireland’s east coast at the mouth of the River Liffey. Its historic buildings include Dublin Castle, dating to the 13th century, and imposing St Patrick’s Cathedral, founded in 1191. City parks include landscaped St Stephen’s Green and huge Phoenix Park, containing Dublin Zoo. The National Museum of Ireland explores Irish heritage and culture.
There are a lot of short tours of ireland that leave from dublin and other guided tours of ireland.
Headed to #TBEXIreland. Hoping TourismIreland will pick this one up and share it.
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Beautiful Blarney Castle and Gardens, Cork, Ireland
Blarney Caste and Gardens is a must when in Ireland. Blarney Castle is situated in Blarney Village which is 8 km from Cork city. It was built nearly six hundred years ago. At the top of the castle lies the Stone of Eloquence - Blarney Stone. Kiss the stone and you will get the gift of eloquence.
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A walk through Cork City Centre early on Sunday morning
A walk through Cork City Centre between 6.20am and 6.35am on Sunday morning 5th May 2019. The walk begins on St. Patrick's Bridge and ends on Washington Street
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In Cork I try and trace my Irish ancestors (O'Shea), and look at the modern day immigration of Polish workers to Ireland.
W Cork I spróbować prześledzić mojej irlandzkiej przodków (O'Shea), i spojrzeć na nowoczesne imigracji dzień polskich pracowników do Irlandii.
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EXPLORING CORK IRELAND (FITZGERALD PARK/MUESEUM)
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After arriving in Cork I decided to find some of my favorite thing.. nature! So I went right to Fitzgerald Park! It had beautiful sculptures, live music, lots of people and beautiful nature! And it had a free history museum! I lucked out! Have you ever been to Cork? What else should I check out while I'm here??
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Walking in LIMERICK / Ireland ????????- 4K 60fps (UHD)
Limerick is a city in the south-west of Ireland along the River Shannon. The city has strong ties to medieval history of the country.
We arrive at the train/bus station and start our walk on a windy afternoon. First we check out Tait's Clock and then the nearby Hyde Road Park. The city centre is a bit north so we walk there on O'Connell St passing a few churches along the way.
Soon we make it to the Shannon river and see a dockers monument of two workers there. We continue a bit on the Harveys Quay Boardwalk before we head into the inner city with a shopping area. The 13th-century King John’s Castle can already be spotted. Before we head there we make a round to the Milk Market, which is already closed.
We head down to the river again through Arthur's Quay Park and and get to the medieval-era St. Mary’s Cathedral and St. John’s square.
Now we are getting closer to the King John’s Castle that we see a bit of it from the outside. We aren't done yet on King's island even though the weather gets more windy and rainy. We also check the area, see ancient walls from medieval times. When the rain gets a bit too heavy we finish our walk at Saint Mary's church.
Note: Audio was processed due to lots wind noise
Filmed in September 2019
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