Northern Ireland: The Don'ts of Visiting Northern Ireland

Hey there fellow travelers! Welcome to Giant's Causeway in Northern Irealnd. Here we are giving tourists the do's and don'ts of visiting Northern Ireland. The country has so many wonderful destinations, it is easy to get around, and the food is incredible. However, there is history as well from the Crumlin Gael to Giant's Causeway to learning about the Troubles, you will learn and grow as a traveler in Northern Ireland.
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[evelghostrider]

I've lived here my whole life of almost 60 years.
You did a great job of telling people about where I've lived 👏
Much respect wolter

[johnkeenan]

Mark, hats off, as an Irishman your tips accuracy is on point, Sir!

[maniadh]

Glad you enjoyed our wee country.

Your advice was pretty much spot on all around, the only caveat I'd add regarding the flashing of overly British clothes - that goes the same for Irish stuff, flags, etc. Not a problem in town and city centres but in rural areas especially it's not encouraged. Basically look at the flags in the area to gauge.

[_TG]

From Belfast, and have to say that this was a fantastic and very thoughtfully expressed list.

Great to see our country, really appreciate your videos on NI.

[simondavey]

Loved this video. Politics aside, Northern Ireland is a spectacular place to be.

[brendanoprey]

Very well informed and respectfully done. Great job, and probably the best advice I've heard for travelling in Norn Iron.

You're all very welcome here, and I'm certain you'll love it

[badgersgetabadname]

In almost all cases nobody in NI will be upset about any honest question. If you have something to ask please do. Some answers will take longer to explain than others. Those few days when the sun breaks are just wonderful. People appear from nowhere. You have a good series with sound advice.

[vacantalleyways]

When I went to Ireland they had asked us if we tried whiskey before and we had said "yes we've had lots of Scottish whisky" and the response we got was "so you haven't tried real whiskey"😂 loved Ireland and the people there so much!

Also the tours we did in Ireland were all incredible! So glad they got a shout out here!

[jaykevan]

I'm an English ex-pat living in Northern Ireland. I must say that life is so much slower and friendlier in N.I.

[nikkiglasgow]

As someone from Belfast, honestly, great tips. Especially about saying you're irish if you wern't born here, its one of our pet peeves when North Americans say they are irish by their great great grandmother's dog.

[teresaharrison]

My mother is from Northern Ireland and my father from the Republic.
My friends couldn't always understand my parents saying they talk to fast.
As a young child I was somewhat confused when kids called me derogatory names which resulted in me asking my mother whether I was Irish.
She said Teresa as you were born in England you are indeed English but never forget you have Irish blood coursing through your veins.

[Mike-qcos]

Wolter, as a born and raised Belfast guy this is the best summary of our culture for a tourist. You've done a better job than any local could do haha.

I've subscribed to your channel, I look forward to seeing what else you put out.

If you're ever back in Belfast I'll buy you a Guinness (no Irish carbombs)

[davidcrossey]

This video has made me very nostalgic and even more excited going back to NI soon, thanks! Fantastic coverage

[audspod]

Thank you for this wonderful advert for Northern Ireland. Really appreciate it. So glad you love this wee country!

[dawndoesnails]

Yay!! You were in the town I live!!! So cool, I just moved in December so this video helps me too!! Such amazing people and places here! Enjoy the rest of your journey around if you’re still travelling 🙂

[larsoftheredhotlovers]

As a Northern Irishman, I am so glad you based your filming in the Giant's Causeway. The North Coast in general is just a hole different world. There really is nowhere quite like it and it is my little patch of heaven.

[vhalrougelarfouxe]

Not really a visitor but more of an immigrant worker here in NI, and I am loving it here.

One thing I can say is that Londonderry Halloween is one of the best that I had witnessed in my life.

[ll_cool_jaimes]

My man! I’ve been watching your videos for years. Love them all. Keep doing your thing, Mark!!

[rogerdittus]

Very good video! It covers a lot of topics that should help inform visitors and also makes a good case about why people would want to visit. As an American I had to learn everything the hard way by marrying into NI 26 years ago. We moved from the US 2 years ago to the north coast of NI and want my friends back home to visit my new home. This video is perfect to give them an idea of what to expect in NI.

[chrisjohnson]

Well done mate, showing some respect to the Country you are visiting 👌🙏