Ireland Road Trips The Beara Peninsula part 2.

There is a mistake in the intro of this video. It mistakingly says Beara Peninsula, County Kerry and it should be Beara Peninsula, County Cork and Kerry.

This is the fourth road trip video in the series, taken during the covid-19 pandemic, on the 27th of July 2020. It is the second part of our Beara trip. Restrictions were partly suspended to allow for people in Ireland to go on staycations while travellers from other countries were not allowed in without a two-week quarantine. This meant quiet roads and towns. (We had actually never seen it this quiet in summertime.)

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The Beara peninsula is partly in County Cork and partly in County Kerry. In the intro of the video it mistakingly says "Beara Peninsula County Kerry". My apologies. I will change it at some stage but it is a lot of work, as I have to re-render the video and reupload it.

We’ll continue our trip in the direction of Eyeries. We’re driving through this beautiful town with its colourful houses, to continue on to Castletownbere. Then we make a short detour to Pulleen Harbour and from there on we continue our way to the Healy Pass. We cross the Healy Pass into County Kerry and that is where our video ends. The video is about 50 minutes long.

00:00 – intro

04:20 – Eyeries
07:05 – turning off for Castletownbere
14:50 – driving into Castletownbere
33:35 – arriving at Pulleen Harbour
36:55 – on our way to the Healy Pass
45:50 – arriving at the top of the Healy Pass
46:50 – continuing on into County Kerry

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