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  • very good ,from a curragh cur

  • I thought your video , was brilliant , and well introduced ,

  • well done, great vidoe, I live here and im so proud of the Curragh, Under the shaddow.

  • Gud Stuff Lad:-)

  • Hey Man...

    I enjoyed that!! You've inspired me to do a video of my favourite places in Kildare. I'll send you the link when I get it done!!

    Mick ;o)

  • Love this! Fair play to you for filming it! Dad's was born in The Curragh - from Ballymore myself - not far from you - and we had some of Braveheart filmed there too with the army from the curragh camp as extras I believe! Our family used to go to The Curragh every Sunday to play pitch and putt and walk through Donnelly's Hollow. Always loved it, you're blessed to be from there. It may have the barracks there but is a very beautiful and peaceful place to be. Truly Irish! :-))

  • FINALLY!!! a youtuber who lives in the same county as me!! =D

  • Great video. We're coming to visit this summer. My godfather was born there and we have family who were jockeys at Curragh. Can't wait.

  • Beautiful country, nice vid, thanks for sharing.

  • originally from the bush area myself..ahh the plains :)

  • soo fun der wen its snows ... its gaz fallin in te bushes ha ha ..! me nd me mate walked in te der oh sum crack luv d curragh so menyy memories ha :L :L <3

  • 'Looks a real nice place to be.. thaNks for sharing.

  • 6:55

    i got into one of them last time i was down there there was adead sheep in there it is huge the curragh looks so amazing in this video i guess i am taking for granted the plains i walk on everyday...

    make one about kildare town , i love it there !

  • I think you have a very good idea to exchange videos of your local area with people, literally, from around the world. Some interesting local spot, it does not need to be famous or well visited. We enjoyed our trip to Ireland in 2006, and desire to return. You have given me a mission to go out and video my "backyard".

  • My grandfather was born in January 1884 in the military camp - Charles King and came out to South Africa where he died in June 1921. As a South African with I rish roots, thank you for the tour. I would love to make the journey from South Africa to Ireland.

  • dan donnely as far as i know was a champion boxer

  • im a curragh girl born and breed been living away for 11 years still visit up there but haven't been walkin for a long time this just made me realize im homesick just to walk for hours on my own i think ill take a trip up next week . Thanks a mill

  • Living here 21 years, The Curragh will always be my home. Ha, wouldnt be the same without the sheep. Hey cryoarc, do ya ever head into the bush pub?

  • Here listen right... they're my sheep your chasin. If I catch you doin that again your dead.

  • wat a great vid well done very nice im only finished recruit training in the curragh 6mounts ago very long 16weekes but looking back now miss all those long runs around curragh planes in cold crisp mornings

  • i've been there for once... miss it !!

    Was my very best friend took me there cos he is living there... hope can have a chance to visit that place again :(

  • the black flu happened around 1918 thousands of people died

  • Great video! I am polish guy and it used to be my backyard for over 2 years. I used to spend there few hrs every day. Whole Kildare is great, now when I see it on video I really miss this place...

    And Cryoarc... I am pretty sure I've seen you in Newbridge :) All the best!

  • Yeah. i have been there... its cool.. hope could go there again :(

    with someone....!!

  • look cool!

    wish i can go there!

    ;)

  • Heey guys

    I am a dutch guy

    and i've been in Ireland and walked on those places shown in this vid =D

    I love Ireland ;p

  • OMG that video makes me proud to be Irish and from Kildare! ya did it so well!! Woo! Go on the Irish!!

  • very well done im just up the road and only did a q vid last week but not as good as yours well done.. ps them bunkers are all linked by tunnels all over the curragh most of them are filled in....

  • glad you all like it, was only a quick idea one summer day when i was bored...

  • used to be my back garden too! gr8 video, brought back many memories! had lots of fun being a kid on the curragh!

  • kool haha u coulda thrown in a few seconds of "the fen" =P

  • feckin awesome video TJ!!! MAKE MORE!!!..or ill steal ur book idea

  • LOVE IT! Thanks for sharing your backyard. Please do more. I know there's several abbey's and St. Brigid's that most of us will never see.

    Great job. Come to the US and we'll show you our non-tourist places!

  • I was born and raised in Newbridge. A British army barracks that kept the town alive until after WW1. After various political events the Curragh became an Barracks for the new Irish Army. My mother was born and raised in the curragh camp. it's a major part of my past and the Curragh is so easily taken for granted by most who live there. You've got a Dublin accent.

  • i acutally live just loik 30 seconds form the curragh

    and i never relise how lucky i am to have such a place loik it

    GREAT PLACE FOR MOUNTAIN BIKIBG ! =]

  • You should've done the whole donnelly's hollow story. Ah the childhood memories........

  • hahaha, yeah, with those massive footprints..good ol times.

  • i use the curragh for motocross haha

  • HAHA!!!! i sat right where he's sitting at 0:56! i went there just before going to see Prince Caspian a few weeks ago!

  • i live in Newbridge, right beside the curragh, love going there, me and my friends used to re-enact Braveheart when we were younger!

  • those headstones aren't 100 years old ya thick.they were put there by the british wargraves commision

  • Breath takingly beautiful!

  • Hi Seamus O`Riain here living in poole england at the minute. Both My Uncles Mick and David O`Donovan were based at the Curragh Camp and I have many , many fond memorie`s of my time spent as a child visiting for weeks , and I also have some very sad memorys of me cousin Kevin ,Killed by a drunken bus driver on the Curragh road! But God Rest his soul, apart from Losing a great play mate,Life on the camp and the plains was great,Trying to let off bullets with a house brick etc. General fun 4 a 5YO

  • great soundtrack, two of my favorite movies

  • wat ?? i live in newbridge !! dude its grass trees and sheep !! WOW !! i mean i walk for five mins and i see grass !! and a road !!

    Man, the americans will be banging your door down for a tour. like, omg!! hahaha !!

    Donallys hollow was the only good thing in the curragh, and now they shited that up too. Fuck you, kildare county council, fuck you to hell!

  • ya! why the fuck did they close that up?!?! it was class!

  • hey..Im from orchard Park..this was my play ground when i was kid...I came out here and other places like it everyday...i come from proper army family...I dont recognise this guy at all...he definitely was not reared inside the camp..thats for sure...the ppl inside the camp were pretty shit poor..my family included...everyone else who lived in the circling area were mostly well off..big divide goin on there..its a good video tho the curragh is beautiful it was great to grow up there..

  • wat a great vid have many family on the curragh camp miss them all hope to visit some day soon ,is the browntown pub still there?happy days xxxxxx

  • hye, i love the video, but i wanted to see more film locations of braveheart, because i'm going to ireland this summer and i want to see some film locations, and i'm searching for them. Do you know some more places in ireland were they filmed films, like braveheart?

  • Yea Elydehaai there are still a good few places around where they shot movies.. the old John Wayne Classic The Quite Man was shot in the west of Ireland the School is only thing left of Village any TOURIST INFO OFFICE WILL POINT YOU IN GENERAL DIRECTION. BEST OF LUCK

  • Yes I just got your reply. did you do what I asked you to do?

    Let me know

    Potabasil

  • why didnt u go into de camp, thats de real curragh

  • here bud i dont know wat type of accent you have

    but its definitly not a curragh one,

  • cool video man really like it!! whats with the accent doh, your not from the curragh and definitely not a newbridge accent??

  • Yea my accent is 'unique'....

    Have had many discussions about it, no one really knows :p

    one of lifes mysteries

  • Cool.

  • hey nice vid!! I've lived 3 months in Newbridge, 2 years ago, and I was searching for some images to remind me what it looked liked, living in Ireland. I'm currently in France and I'll send you my vids one day ;-))

    thnks

  • Cool, i'd love to see some areas in france :)

  • do some research regarding the history!its worthwhile!

  • Ireland is luvly place.

  • Ok lad

    Well done. Now what I want you to do is go back out into your back garden and take the cam corder with you and take some shots and close-up's of the Furze for me, especially if they are in bloom. Then please let me know when you have done this, so I can give you my email address, so you can send the pics to me. I'm getting cut off here too many words youtube said

  • ....uuumm!? :p

  • wow excellent video... well done, I see why you love that area.... I'd love to go there one day

  • I'm half Irish and half Finnish, I live in Finland. And i gotta tell u that Braveheart is brilliant movie!

  • Very nice, I have an ancestor from the Curragh in co. Kildare.

  • man i love this very lovely, makes me want to go to Ireland even more so then i did before, thanks for the little view inside your world. :)

  • np, happy to share :)

  • Beautiful country... beautiful shots. Great music. I subscribed!

    I hope to visit Ireland in the future. Take in all the great scenery that I'd never be able to see here in the states.

    Keep up the great work.

  • cheers bro, you really should come visit... plenty more to see :)

  • much more of the curragh to see,10,000 hectares,lots of ancient sites,lots of history especially military pity he never showed them

  • yea try fit all that into 10mins XD

  • nice video, i had a few encounters with the grass when thrown from my mounts when i worked there as a stablelad!

  • so awsome if i had a backyard like that i would charge people to come play paintball there!!!!!! lol jk

  • wow

  • Pity they wrecked Donnely's Hollow though :(

  • Thanks, Recorded it in High def, then used the Sony motion picture viewer to convert the segments i wanted to MP2 format.

    When i had the select few pieces i wanted i used a program called PowerDirector to edit, arrange, add effects+music then export the final version to MP4 which i used to upload to youtube...

    Even though the quality is okay its still a drastic drop compared to the origional, which is a bit dissapointing

  • Beautiful!

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