Hi Im Tory Tompkins from Austin Texas Ia singer songwriter musician actress and Senior at the University of Texas was in Galway a few years go visiting the hometown of my great grandfather on my Moms side from the O'Hogan clan of Galway. Love Ireland.
If you have some time check out some of my original music on my channel
I love at the end of the video when Diarmuid talks about the water in Galway. The very first time I went there that is what struck me most, was the Corrib just crashing wildly through the city. It had this energy to it. It was late Spring, so there was plenty of water coming into the Loughs off the mountains, and then funneling down and through the weir. That moment nearly 12 years ago now that I fell in love with Galway. There is a crazy sort of electricity in the city, that is addictive.
@dakotahblu Diarmud summed up that energy very well I think, I also like how he talked about the geology of the land and how it influences the people north and south of Galway
ASYLUM SEEKERS COST IRELAND €1.275 BILLION, DOES NOT INCLUDE ILLEGALS OR CRIME OR COSTS FROM OTHER TYPES OF IMMIGRANTS.
The Reception and Integration Agency (RIA) heard that the total amount spent by Government on asylum seekers in the past five years totals €1.275 billion, of which €423 million was spent on direct provision.
My hometown :) Live in Dublin now but i go there and visit my parents and granparents as often I can. Its always good for a recovering from city life and workaday life. I so love the rainy weather, it just fits the city and the atmosphere so well. Cant wait for winter to come. You just pick one of the numerous pubs (theyre all great in there way) and have a wonderful and cosy time. :) Galway my love
I lived in galway for over 25 years but had to move to australia due to the economy down turn, I miss the night life and heading down to the local for a pint and watching soccer on the Saturday,if Ireland had the good economy back and good weather it would be the best country on earth.
OMg. I fcking miss Galway. I did a Study Abroad during the Summer this year. I miss the people I was with and the new people i met. Ireland was awesome! so where the bars and clubs and history. got to the Aren Islands!
Is shouting "PEEDO" and "CUNT" at people who disagree with your ultra-rightist political agenda really how you understand things work in the Irish political landscape, Michael Quinn?
That plus the incessant clicking on the "vote up" icon leads me to believe that YouTube is about as far as you're going to go this time, my smelly little nazi buddy!
If you are Michael Quinn simply setting up a bunch of supporting YT channels, and running around saying "hail to you and bless you" to your self... it's pretty funny!
In the less like event that you are actually a different person, it's still pretty funny!
I am thinking of moving to Galway for a while, It seems to be a nice place but Iam wondering on how to deal with the cold. Iam from Brazil and in my city the avarege temp. on the winter ia around 25 degrees celcius :)
I am Irish American, my grandpa actually speaks gaelic.I visited Ireland when I was a kid,my family and I took a long trip across Europe actually.We loved Ireland, I remember the people being some of the most kind and welcoming I have ever met.Theres such a great atmosphere to Ireland that makes you feel right at home.Not what we found with the French and the English.I long to go back to Ireland,Galway is just beautiful.although love my home,California
A wonderful city, vibrant, and with a great mix of pubs and narrow streets. I can see where it can kill ambition, as I would be in Taafees or Tig Coeli or the Quays half the week. Going back next month.
Good work 'overlander' you should try and release these commercially. They would generate a steady little income stream, allowing you to do more of the same.
I watched this vid about six months ago, before going to Galway. I liked at that time, and I was so excited about the idea of going there...
Now I'm back home after 4 months there and watching this video again..., what can I say?. Now I know all those places!, I see/feel me there*.*, how I miss Galway!.
okay here's the thing. my university does exchanges programs all over the world and i have an opportunity to go to galway. i dunno if i should go bc i've never heard of it (sorry to all you geography buffs out there) and i just searched it on google and that wasn't all to useful. i guess i'm asking if i should even go there. lol.
oh my god i love all your videos! this is my dream job! i love how your not just talking about the tourist attractions but how you meet locals and really get a sense of the culture and history! your series should be on tv in america!
This is a great piece and a very interesting series. I recommend watching the others. Better than most travel shows. I attribute that to finding interesting characters in each town and building the story around the people.
I'm moving there in two years!
MrDarksultan 3 months ago
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Hi Im Tory Tompkins from Austin Texas Ia singer songwriter musician actress and Senior at the University of Texas was in Galway a few years go visiting the hometown of my great grandfather on my Moms side from the O'Hogan clan of Galway. Love Ireland.
If you have some time check out some of my original music on my channel
torytompkins 4 months ago
I love at the end of the video when Diarmuid talks about the water in Galway. The very first time I went there that is what struck me most, was the Corrib just crashing wildly through the city. It had this energy to it. It was late Spring, so there was plenty of water coming into the Loughs off the mountains, and then funneling down and through the weir. That moment nearly 12 years ago now that I fell in love with Galway. There is a crazy sort of electricity in the city, that is addictive.
dakotahblu 4 months ago
@dakotahblu Diarmud summed up that energy very well I think, I also like how he talked about the geology of the land and how it influences the people north and south of Galway
overlander 1 month ago
LegaL eU já Passei ai altas vezes
danilospl1 4 months ago
ASYLUM SEEKERS COST IRELAND €1.275 BILLION, DOES NOT INCLUDE ILLEGALS OR CRIME OR COSTS FROM OTHER TYPES OF IMMIGRANTS.
The Reception and Integration Agency (RIA) heard that the total amount spent by Government on asylum seekers in the past five years totals €1.275 billion, of which €423 million was spent on direct provision.
Source: Irish Examiner, Wed, Oct 13th 2010
waaeaa 5 months ago
Dublin can be Heaven, but Galway IS Heaven. From a jackeen!
Seanmcdhuibhne 7 months ago
I want to go there <3
SuffusedWithLove 7 months ago
I want to go to Galway while I'm in Ireland!! My kind of place!!
123benny4 8 months ago
~:) :)
macplastering 9 months ago
~:)
macplastering 9 months ago
@skoi87 I want to so bad I need outta so-cal. One day I will! when my economy gets better!
xxleandraxx1 9 months ago
Galway Fu*king rocks and is the best part of Ireland. Get drunk and explore
kingjamesbitch 10 months ago
fucking commercials
TheDimebag4life 10 months ago
My nana's mothers side of the family comes from Galway. I want to go this summer looks beautiful. Im proud to be part irish!
so-cal love
xxleandraxx1 10 months ago
this town reminds me of capital hill in seattle
leannsadventure 11 months ago
I'm an American who has thad the luxury of traveling. I have been to a lot of places. Ireland is the only country that makes me do a double take.
LordHannigan 11 months ago
i love you galway <3
irishchick41 1 year ago
i live in Galway and i fuckin loveee it here :)
imaisling 1 year ago
jaysus, such an inexplicably beautiful city :D
v27rv126mus 1 year ago
Galway is definitely on my list of places I must go !!
Zeuszgrl 1 year ago
cool video
ROLANDO266 1 year ago
My hometown :) Live in Dublin now but i go there and visit my parents and granparents as often I can. Its always good for a recovering from city life and workaday life. I so love the rainy weather, it just fits the city and the atmosphere so well. Cant wait for winter to come. You just pick one of the numerous pubs (theyre all great in there way) and have a wonderful and cosy time. :) Galway my love
alteye1 1 year ago
I lived in galway for over 25 years but had to move to australia due to the economy down turn, I miss the night life and heading down to the local for a pint and watching soccer on the Saturday,if Ireland had the good economy back and good weather it would be the best country on earth.
conneellyp 1 year ago
@conneellyp Im an Irishman in London and i have to agree. Ireland is the best country in the world. Hopefully our economy picks up so we can go back
djguy100 6 months ago
OMg. I fcking miss Galway. I did a Study Abroad during the Summer this year. I miss the people I was with and the new people i met. Ireland was awesome! so where the bars and clubs and history. got to the Aren Islands!
promathia1 1 year ago
Ahhh makes me love Galway even more reading all these lovely comments..thank guys :)
redasho1 1 year ago
i lived in galway for a year and am surprised i didnt myself in shop street here lol. i miss it ;(
redcushion24 1 year ago
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Is shouting "PEEDO" and "CUNT" at people who disagree with your ultra-rightist political agenda really how you understand things work in the Irish political landscape, Michael Quinn?
That plus the incessant clicking on the "vote up" icon leads me to believe that YouTube is about as far as you're going to go this time, my smelly little nazi buddy!
BetamaxLives03 1 year ago
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DRM Franchisee # 3, are you running around YouTube repeatedly clicking on the "vote up" icon for your own retarded little comments?
You're following the DRM Franchisee handbook to the letter then, aren't ya little guy?
I really am looking forward to finding out what other weaponry you have in your psychological arsenal!
BetamaxLives03 1 year ago
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Seriously DRM Franchisee # 3...
If you are Michael Quinn simply setting up a bunch of supporting YT channels, and running around saying "hail to you and bless you" to your self... it's pretty funny!
In the less like event that you are actually a different person, it's still pretty funny!
Either way, I can't loose!
BetamaxLives03 1 year ago
I am thinking of moving to Galway for a while, It seems to be a nice place but Iam wondering on how to deal with the cold. Iam from Brazil and in my city the avarege temp. on the winter ia around 25 degrees celcius :)
Camnun 1 year ago 6
@Camnun the average temp in the Galway Pubs is around 25 degrees, so you should be fine :)
overlander 1 year ago 22
@Camnun U'll get used to it...join us ;)
redasho1 1 year ago
@Camnun It can be quite windy and it rains alot,I lived there for years,there is something unique about it
brianmoran1973 1 year ago
@Camnun Off to Gort with ya so!
trickitout1 10 months ago
i love love love galway....so arty..musical..and culture steeped!
cirfia 1 year ago
I live in Ireland was in Galway for st patricks day this year must say lovely place.Liked sitting at spanish arch especially.
navrats 1 year ago
I am Irish American, my grandpa actually speaks gaelic.I visited Ireland when I was a kid,my family and I took a long trip across Europe actually.We loved Ireland, I remember the people being some of the most kind and welcoming I have ever met.Theres such a great atmosphere to Ireland that makes you feel right at home.Not what we found with the French and the English.I long to go back to Ireland,Galway is just beautiful.although love my home,California
lauramxwell 1 year ago
A wonderful city, vibrant, and with a great mix of pubs and narrow streets. I can see where it can kill ambition, as I would be in Taafees or Tig Coeli or the Quays half the week. Going back next month.
2tumbacat 1 year ago
went there 2months ago. best time of my life. good food, drink and the people were super nice
mac21982 2 years ago
lol dats steve(not his real name) da devil!I love dat guy hes such a buzzer!
BohemianBanditt 2 years ago
That was beautiful - I want to visit quite badly now!
JacksonDReynolds 2 years ago
Good work 'overlander' you should try and release these commercially. They would generate a steady little income stream, allowing you to do more of the same.
Thanks for sharing.
DSVOP 2 years ago
I watched this vid about six months ago, before going to Galway. I liked at that time, and I was so excited about the idea of going there...
Now I'm back home after 4 months there and watching this video again..., what can I say?. Now I know all those places!, I see/feel me there*.*, how I miss Galway!.
Anais1981 2 years ago
I would love to visit the place one more time. Thanks for the video.
AbcSchoolOfPolish 2 years ago
okay here's the thing. my university does exchanges programs all over the world and i have an opportunity to go to galway. i dunno if i should go bc i've never heard of it (sorry to all you geography buffs out there) and i just searched it on google and that wasn't all to useful. i guess i'm asking if i should even go there. lol.
parkerlove2007 2 years ago
Of course you should go!
declan3906 2 years ago
It is an experience, Galway is a very special city, old, yet young, with a very young population and great entertainment.
The Galway Bay on a hot summers afternoon is the best place to get a tan, at 9pm.
Galway is a beauty, you owe it to yourswelf to enjoy this beauty in your own time, and your own way.
Full of history too, and pubs, good looking girls, wonderful countryside.
I'd go if i was you, but, I'm biased, Galway is my home town, even though I am far away, it still is magic.
DSVOP 2 years ago
I am goign there this year on an ERASMUS program :)
kowekokun 2 years ago
Good, I would like to visit Galway sometime :-)
Mattts90 2 years ago
oh my god i love all your videos! this is my dream job! i love how your not just talking about the tourist attractions but how you meet locals and really get a sense of the culture and history! your series should be on tv in america!
summerbeachh 2 years ago
thanks summerbeachh, I appreciate your positive comment
overlander 2 years ago
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i love this place!
numey 2 years ago
This is a great piece and a very interesting series. I recommend watching the others. Better than most travel shows. I attribute that to finding interesting characters in each town and building the story around the people.
dunloy10 2 years ago
thanks dunloy. I enjoy the challenge of rolling into a place and finding a local to tell their story.
overlander 2 years ago
Soon I'll be there!!:-)
Anais1981 2 years ago
You're back home again girl!:D
I wish I could turn back in time and write this comment again:D
Anais1981 2 years ago
An absolutely beautiful video. A fascinating and wonderful culture.
kensington25 2 years ago 2