15 Things You Didn't Know About IRELAND

15 Things You Didn't Know About IRELAND | Travel Tuesdays

Who's the richest man in Ireland?
What's the origin of Halloween?
What's the origin of St. Valentine?
Where is Bram Stocker from?
What's the origin of Dracula?
What's the most luxurious hotel in Ireland?
Are the irish the biggest drinkers in the world?
Where is Conor Mcgregor from?
Where was the Titanic built?

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[alux]

Hello Aluxers, on this episode of Travel Tuesdays by Alux we're going to IRELAND!
Which country/city should we go to next week?
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[mbear]

I had more fun 3 days in Ireland than 5 years of living in England.
(Sorry, England!)

[cillian]

"Ireland is struggling with high unemployment", what? Yes six years ago, but now we are at almost full employment.

[paddymuppy]

We are not struggling with a high unemployment rate. It's never been lower. Do your research please.

[vijaysrma]

Visited Ireland for 2 weeks and it is the best country I have visited. Very hospitable people and beautiful sceneries.

[TheLiamMurphy]

"75% of Irish adults do not drink at all" - where are you getting this nonsense from?

[thecinematicmallu]

(0:40) In 10000 BC Ireland was covered by ice And in 16000BC that ice melted. actually 16000BC is older than 10000BC

[veronicadredd]

Still have a long way to go with the countries development ? We are at almost full employment and have been the fastest growing economy in Europe for the last number of years, in GDP terms Ireland is the 6th richest country on earth, so lets not go with the outdated under developed country Ireland is not Albania with brutal weather, the stock picture of the Irish cabinet is a few years out of date .this has been really badly researched

[avaquinn]

And another thing u don’t know is that u pronounce ireland like ARELAND

[steveroche]

Not a great list at all, not accurate and half of it isn't about Ireland

[robsmith]

Do Americans know anything about Ireland?

[dixrael]

I noticed in 0:38 The lady said "in 10000 bc ireland was covered in ice and in 16000 bc the ice melted separating it from great britain" i think it's the other way around

[theintrovertedaspie]

I have red hair and green eyes. I embrace my Irish heritage. 🇨🇮☘

[seabreeze]

People of Ireland are very good n helpful.i have been there by ship . very beautiful place.

[vitokhait]

Ireland is such a wonderful country! Haven't been there yet, but love the country and it's people just for no reason. The world would have been way more boring place without you Irish folks. Definitely going to visit Ireland more than once. Wish you luck and prosperity people, my mood shoots up when I see or hear something about this wonderful land of brave people.

[cityhawk]

My parents are from County Cork, and I couldn’t be happier to be part of such a beautiful and rich culture. I have been to Ireland several times, and it’s as splendid of a place to go to in the world as any. Anyone who goes there will never forget it. With love to my ancestral home. Ireland forever.

[orlamcdermott]

“75% of irish adults dont drink at all” thats cus by the time u get to 18 you’ve been drinking for like four years and are bored of it

[annaprodl]

One of my favourite foreign country! :) Greetings from Hungary! :)

[anthonymcdonnell]

I'm from Dublin.this is a load of bollox.

[parsotamparmar]

I like Ireland due to its natural greenary and peaceful rich city.always pleasant atmosphere.