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Wicklow Mountains

Wicklow Mountains

Mountain chain in the Republic of IrelandWikipedia

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Nov 9, 2026

Kellie FennellGUEST
17:37
And I always say on social media, I love the simple life and I'm very grateful for the simple life.
Kellie FennellGUEST
17:41
So we live in the middle of the Wicklow Mountains, like My perfect day is literally getting up, going for a run because I love how it makes me feel, spending time with my girls, spending time with Mo.
Kellie FennellGUEST
17:51
I really love my job.
Kellie FennellGUEST
17:53
So, you know, I get to do that on my own, you know, be my own boss.
Georg GroteGUEST
0:04
Admittedly, it wasn't the latest model, and I had treated it badly.
Georg GroteGUEST
0:09
It was one of those push-petrol mowers, tough but probably not suitable to cut the grass, brambles and the odd root of a tree in the third of the hilly acre in the Wicklow Mountains, which was my garden.
Georg GroteGUEST
0:20
Or rather, the green oasis I had cut out of the surrounding trees, shrubs and bramble jungle.
Georg GroteGUEST
0:27
When I came to the cottage and decided to create a garden, I had bought the mower secondhand from a nice gentleman in McGrath's hardware store in Rathdrum, who had assured me that I could come back to him anytime if I faced a problem with it.
ClaraHOST
28:44
Yes.
ClaraHOST
28:45
The Bartons lived in a grand, early Victorian Gothic mansion surrounded by the stunning, rugged beauty of the Wicklow Mountains.
ClaraHOST
28:53
For a traumatized, orphaned young boy who had just lost everything in London, this Irish estate provided a profound sense of safety, kindness, and belonging.
AdrianHOST
29:02
It was a refuge.
Adekunle GomezGUEST
15:51
And then the second one was in Britters Bay, where St. Marcus House, they had a holiday place for the children so their parents can have a break.
Adekunle GomezGUEST
16:02
But then I was in contact with Glen Cray up in the Wicklow Mountains, and they said, OK, I mean, they can offer me a chance to be a volunteer there, a long-term volunteer.
Adekunle GomezGUEST
16:17
So I was there for a year.
Adekunle GomezGUEST
16:19
And during that time, I got the chance to apply to...
Seán RonayneHOST
20:20
The song of the ring-oozle is said to be the loudest and clearest of all the trushes.
Seán RonayneHOST
20:25
In some respects it resembles that of the mistletrush and frequently after singing he utters that loud clear whistle which has given him the name of Whistler on the Wicklow Mountains.
Seán RonayneHOST
20:37
So there are lots of lovely little colloquial dialects or names for ring-oozles and this is one of them.
Seán RonayneHOST
20:44
He continues again.
Nick Calder-ScholesGUEST
5:55
From
Hui WongHOST
5:55
Wicklow Mountains.
Nick Calder-ScholesGUEST
5:56
Exactly.
Nick Calder-ScholesGUEST
5:57
And then I can look at what's happening in Munich and I can rebuild that profile in the morning.
Justin CaffreyHOST
19:55
There was a lot of partying.
Justin CaffreyHOST
19:57
We would often go to the Hellfire Club in the Dublin Mountains.
Justin CaffreyHOST
20:04
I think that if that was going on, whatever, forever, 40 years ago.
Justin CaffreyHOST
20:08
Yeah.
Rebecca HormannGUEST
9:55
I think I definitely jumped up in distances quite quickly.
Rebecca HormannGUEST
9:57
So I did a 50K and then I did an 80K not long afterwards, Ecotrail Wicklow over in the Wicklow Mountains.
Gary HouseHOST
10:06
Lots of boardwalk things, not boardwalk.
Gary HouseHOST
10:08
Oh, my
Steve StocktonHOST
53:46
And sometimes, when it thinks we're too far away to notice, it simply forgets to hide.
Steve StocktonHOST
53:56
Now, to understand the profound eeriness of the Dublin Mountains, you have to understand their proximity to civilization.
Steve StocktonHOST
54:03
Unlike the remote, sprawling highlands of Scotland or the isolated peaks of the Andes, the mountains overlooking Dublin are practically draped over the city's shoulders.
Steve StocktonHOST
54:13
You can leave the bustling, neon-lint center of one of Europe's modern tech hubs, drive south for 20 minutes, and find yourself entirely swallowed by ancient, wind-blasted moors, dark pine plantations, and suffocating isolation.
Emma NolanHOST
19:06
Let's just go.
Emma NolanHOST
19:07
So we went up the Dublin Mountains, got the dog on his first walk because we decided if we wanted to go somewhere like Hoth or Bray or somewhere to keep the dog on a lead, he needs a walk first because he's that mental.
Dave HammondHOST
19:17
oh yeah do you know what I mean he is quite a crazy dog
Emma NolanHOST
19:20
he's mad so went up around the Dublin mountains that was gorgeous got back in the car drove straight to Bray rookie mistake probably should have went to Hoth but anyway
Dave HammondHOST
19:27
why
Emma NolanHOST
19:28
just because Jack's never been to Hoth and he's been to Bray and I was like I don't know I just think it's ridiculous at this stage that he's not been to Hoth and he's lived here nearly two years isn't that crazy I

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