Eddie, you are an amazing videographer!!! We just spent a week in Dingle.....my 19 yr old daughter climbed into the low place in Cashel Murphy. I love your videos! Keep them coming. We live in the states and have a daughter studying in Dingle. Marvelous majestic place. Can't wait to visit again. Reliving all the beauty!

@eddieforde

3 ай бұрын

Wow, thank you Erin. I’m getting claustrophobic even just thinking about Cashel Murphy 🤣. Sounds like ye have a great excuse to come over and visit, hope she has a great time here. 👍🏻

Really enjoy all of your videos. Thanks so much for all the work you put into them! 😊

@eddieforde

9 күн бұрын

Thanks very much Sue for the kind words , much appreciated 👍

Thank you Eddie! I found your channel a few months ago and have enjoyed every one of your videos. We are heading back to Ireland in the summer and will visit as many of these sites as possible and hike many of the routes you have posted. Keep up the banter, we love hearing your stories.

@eddieforde

3 ай бұрын

That’s brilliant, it’s great to have a trip like that planned, hope ye have a great time here. thanks and glad you’re enjoying the videos. 👍🏻

What an amazing area Eddie. Reminds me a lot of Cornwall, with a bit of Hebrides mixed in. So yes, I do I have to visit there! 🙂

@eddieforde

3 ай бұрын

Hi Julian, I love heading down there, so much to see and so much history, I’m always finding out about new places that I wonder how I missed it before. Will hopefully get to Cornwall or indeed the Hebrides at some stage, just to confirm 😬😉 thanks again. 👍🏻

@jbairdexp

3 ай бұрын

@@eddieforde You'd love Cornwall, and you will adore the Hebrides! 🙂

@eddieforde

3 ай бұрын

looking forward to it, whenever it will happen :D

What a fantastic video with beautiful views and great information about each place. Always so awfully windy there but gives the motion and wildness to us on KZread! Look forward the the next one! Take care Eddie!

@eddieforde

3 ай бұрын

Thanks Andrew, it’s a pretty stunning part of the country alright. I’m lucky to be so relatively close that I can visit so often. And the wind, it is fairly constant alright, great to have it on clear days, it makes the ocean look awesome. 👍🏻

Great video Eddie. Nice to see you out and about in the sunshine.

@eddieforde

3 ай бұрын

Thanks Pat, it was great to get a day like. Once the shower at the start passed we had a clear run at it. The wind driving in the waves only added to it. 🌊 🌬️

Thank you, Eddie, for the beautiful video! I long to be there again!

@eddieforde

3 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it Ursula. Thanks again 👍🏻😁

This is fantastic Eddie. I can't get enough of them. Top class

@eddieforde

3 ай бұрын

Thanks very much Jim, glad you’re enjoying them. 😬👍🏻

Outstanding video it was worth the wait. I’m quite familiar with Dingle but always learn something new about the area watching your videos.

@eddieforde

3 ай бұрын

Thanks Pat, there’s absolutely so much to see and do down there it’s fantastic. I already know a good few places I didn’t visit. Maybe something for a future video 😬

Thank you very much for the video. Yes was different, but liked it. I‘ve never heard about that bridge. 😉

@eddieforde

3 ай бұрын

Only for meeting the gent up on Stricken I still would not know about it. It was nice to get to Dún an Óir and make the connection between them both also. Thanks again. 👍🏻

Another great video Eddie. We just got back from our first trip to Ireland. We did not spend any time in the Dingle area. Aer Lingus begins direct flights from Colorado beginning May 17. I'm already planning our next trip and this area is definitely a priority.

@eddieforde

3 ай бұрын

Thanks Mike. It’s great to have something to look forward to and plan. Hope you get a few fine weather days although I’m being told the rainy days have their own charm seemingly 🤔🤣

Well done. I was there the day before when Storm Kathleen was about, it was windy but not as bad as expected. I did quite a few of the places you did, but I learned a few i didn't know.

@eddieforde

3 ай бұрын

Thanks Dave, I’d been tempted to head down Saturday but thought the forecast (for what it’s worth) looked a bit better for doing a video on the Sunday. It worked out well to be honest. 👍🏻😎

Great work Eddie. I know the area pretty well by now, but still found a few new places to visit here - hard to beat the local knowledge :)

@eddieforde

3 ай бұрын

Thanks Adrian, far from local I’m afraid, but like many others, once the Dingle Peninsula gets its claws in you it’s hard to not keep going back. Just lucky to be relatively close. 👍🏻

Great video Eddie and nice to have you back 😁Just spent the weekend down there being batted by Kathleen , stunning in any weather

@eddieforde

3 ай бұрын

Thanks Dave. I heard there was an 8m swell on Saturday, that must have been immense to see, as long as the rain wasn’t sideways with it. I had been tempted to head down but glad I waited for the Sunday. It is stunning alright 👍🏻

@daveedmunds137

3 ай бұрын

@@eddieforde Saturday was mental although got a nice sunset down behind the Blasket centre , there was no beach visible on Kinard 5 hours before high tide , the wind and waves were rushing up the lane down to the beach

@eddieforde

3 ай бұрын

Haha, sounds fantastic. Just have to wait for the next storm which should be along any time now. 🤣

What a busy day you had and thank you for that. Been to all the places in the video just love them all. Heading for Dingle at the end of August can't wait. Hope your knee will get better soon so you can get up to the mountains again. ❤

@eddieforde

3 ай бұрын

Hi Pia, I would have presumed you’ve been to them all alright. You must be wondering why I didn’t carry on up the road after the chancellors house to Cathair Deargain ☹️ I didn’t know it was there until I came home. Otherwise it would have been 18 stops 😳 maybe the next video. Thanks again Pia 👍🏻😬

@piatheiltoft67

3 ай бұрын

@@eddieforde You are not alone I don't think I have been there 😏

@eddieforde

3 ай бұрын

It’s great to be finding new places to visit, next time hopefully. 🤞🏻

Loved this!

@eddieforde

3 ай бұрын

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it 😁

Thank you!

@eddieforde

3 ай бұрын

You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed it. 👍🏻

Great Video Eddie

@eddieforde

3 ай бұрын

Thanks very much Kieran. 👍🏻😬

Dingle is such a lovely place 😊 I had a similar day out to yours there before. I didn’t manage to get in as much as you tho 😅 I’ll have a few extra places to go next time

@eddieforde

3 ай бұрын

It most definitely is, I’m addicted to the place as you can probably tell from the amount of videos I have from there. There is so much to see, and I even had to leave a good few spots out. 👍🏻

Hey Eddie, loving the channel man. Keepem coming. New Sub from me pal. Regards Martin

@eddieforde

3 ай бұрын

Sound Martin, thanks very much for that. Hopefully we can all get out a bit more over the next while. 🤞🏻 👍🏻

Maith an fear Eddie!

@eddieforde

25 күн бұрын

go raibh maith agat John 👍

Hi Eddie. I watched a lot of your videos and really enjoy them. Can you please tell me the name of the Glen near Dingle that you done a video on I can't find it. The story about the Glen was about a local who murdered someone and was seen and reported by a local within the clan. This man was brought to Tralee and hanged. I would like to visit this Glen. TIA and keep the video's coming

@eddieforde

3 ай бұрын

Hi John, thanks for following along. I believe you’re asking about Rabachs Glen , which is on the Beara Peninsula. I I mentioned it in the Cumeengeera Horseshoe video kzread.info/dash/bejne/haqfq6VxhqXTcqQ.htmlsi=RyOVcaCc8UFSCcYc Here’s a link to an Irish Times article on it www.irishtimes.com/life-and-style/travel/go-walk-rabhach-s-glen-beara-peninsula-co-kerry-1.2111484 It has a good description of the story I was trying to tell. Thanks again Ed

@johnquilligan5898

3 ай бұрын

Thank you Eddie

@eddieforde

3 ай бұрын

No problem John, it’s a place I must go back to myself after saying it in the video. 😬👍🏻

Hi Eddie, your videos are amazing. It's clear to see you love the Dingle Peninsula. I am walking the Dingle way next week solo so I plan on really taking my time to take in as.much as I can. This video was particularly insightful and you certainly crammed quite a lot in so thank you. I am walking the traditional route, Tralee to Camp to Annascaul etc., could i bother you to find out how many of these sites are on the or close to the walking trail? Or would you recommend more sites closer to the trail that may not have been included in this video? If you'd have time to break worthy visit sites into stages or as i'd meet them on my way id be ever so grateful. I can forward an email address if that's easier for you to respond to? Regards, James.

@eddieforde

17 күн бұрын

Hi James, thanks for the nice comment. It's a beautiful place, and yea I love heading down there. I haven't walked the Dingle way myself but looking at the maps a good shot of these are either on it or close by. In this video, all bar the first two locations, are between Slea Head and Brandon. On the first section of the Dingle way itself, whether there are any "worthy" diversions is debatable. For example, Annascaul Lake is nice, would it be worth the 8km round trip to see it off the route, I wouldn't be so sure. I love the mountains, but I've never heard of anyone taking a diversion from doing the Dingle way to do one of them. If you were based in the area for a while it would be more feasible. The reasoning with this video was these are a lot of places that aren't probably worth a diversion on their own, but all together make for a busy day. For this video in particular these are ones I'd recommend, (making out what I can from the dingle way maps.) 1. It looks like you go very close to Dun an Oir, but don't actually get to it, it looks like it's only a Short diversion, and would be worth it. 2. Looks like Gallarus Oratory isn't directly on it, I think that might be worth it cause its a building that appears on all the advertising etc. 3. Cathair na bhFionnurach under Brandon is fascinating and looks like it might not be too much of a diversion. 4. The biggest one for me tho would be when going over the mountains from Fenoagh to Cloghane. It's worth taking the spur out to Sauce Creek. You can either go out and back or do the loop out to Brandon Point, but it does make a long tough day longer yet again. I've met people a few times and they weren’t aware of it, but others were, so im not sure if there are different maps or just that they find out along the way. At the bottom of the description are chapter makers with the locations. You could google map them and decide if its worth the diversions also. It's funny that having spent so much time down there, that I've never done any of it, I suppose when I can just pop in and out if it,, it's easier for me. It's a fairly well established walk by all accounts and especially in the summer I always meet people on some section of it. I hope you have a fantastic time doing it and that the weather plays ball :) Ed