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Showing posts with label Ireland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ireland. Show all posts

Wednesday, 7 September 2016

Visit Ireland 🇨🇮 2016 #StephenInIreland Part 3

So I just got back from a thrilling 3 day break in Ireland 
With The Shuiligans 


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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx1STXDV7-8EokQxrqT53yA

This is my 3rd time visiting other videos can 
Be found here on this playlist 
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqBQrkarUiebZ7fLOSvCUig1cSfRqbxq-

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Wednesday, 16 March 2016

#StephenInIreland Part 2 The Cooking Chronicles

So today marked day 1 
of a 4 day trip back to Ireland 
I flew from Gatwick to Cork on Ryan Air 
I have several blog posts from my last trip 
Which were very popular 
So I'm doing it all again 

The point of the trip this time is to 
Visit and stay with 
The Shuiligans 
Picture taken at Blarney Castle

An amazing daily vlogging family Youtubers who are celebrating 1 year on youtube and have been nominated in the 
Irish Blogging Awards 
Which is a massive achievement as 
The make great content and portray Ireland as a great place ( which it is ) 
As I have been and visited twice in the last 5 months 
But all there links for them will be below and links for there videos and social medias will be linked below 
Make sure you check out sonja and 
Her amazing family 
They are Irish daily vloggers 
The Shuligans 
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx1STXDV7-8EokQxrqT53yA
There Video here https://youtu.be/1JGq9wlc2V8

So the last few days we locally sourced all the food for the videos and managed to get some amazing produce from 

The English Market 
http://www.englishmarket.ie
The Rocket Man 
http://www.therocketman.ie
OFlynns Family Butchers 

Dairy Farms For Cheese & Bread 
http://www.cashelblue.com
We created 4 amazing recipes 
With some Irish twist in theme 
For St Patricks Day 

We created Green White & Gold 
Rice Krispie treats for the kids 

Traditional English Bread & Butter Pud 
With Jameson Irish Whisky 
https://www.jamesonwhiskey.com/ie/

Locally Sourced 
Sausage egg & Cheese Pastry Crowns

And 
Locally Sourced 
Irish bacon & cabbage Salad 
With an amazing twist 

If you like what you see 
Be sure to check out all the links and details 
Below 
And leave a comment 

Been cooking cooking cooking 
All day yesterday filmed 4 
Irish/English Cooking Videos 
The need for #StPatricksDay
This week 
#ireland
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All the links are down below 
For my social media sites 
I recorded a podcast episode also which will be up shortly 

#ThursdaysWithStephen 
THE NEW PODCAST IS HERE 
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Visit my website https://www.stephenhalbhuber.co.uk
I now have a BLOG https://www.stephenhalbhuber.blogspot.co.uk

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#StephenInIreland Part 2 St Patrick's Day Recipies

  • Heres a snippet from today's video 
  • I made a 
  • traditional English Bread & Butter pudding with an 🇮🇪 Irish twist for St Patrick's Day 

  • Make sure you check out Sonja Molloy Ui Shuilleabhain and her Amazing family on youtube 
  • On there channel we made 
  • Irish 🇮🇪 Rice Krispie treats for the kids 
  • Link for recipe http://www.ricekrispies.com/recipes/the-original-treats
  • Here's there video 
  • https://youtu.be/QahRZ7HdxAA
  • Some great cooking ideas for#StPatricksDay 
  • Enjoy the full vlog 
  • Link below 
  • https://youtu.be/W6_XUKRkf1k
  • Bread & Butter Pudding Recipe
  • 1 bottle Jamesons shhhhhhhh.

  • 250ml full-fat milk
  • 300ml double cream
  • 1 vanilla pod, halved and seeds scraped out, or 1 tsp vanilla extract
  • 3 whole large eggs, plus 1 egg yolk
  • 3 tbsp golden caster sugar
  • 8 slices of day-old white crusty bread
  • 50g slightly salted butter, softened plus extra for greasing
  • 75g mix sultanas and currants or other dried fruit
  • zest ½  lemon
  • 2 tbsp demerara sugar

Saturday, 12 September 2015

A Visit To The English Market In Cork 🇮🇪

This blog post is dedicated to 
The English covered market in Cork 
It is Europes largest covered market 
And has been visited by celebrities and 
Even The Queen Herself 


Here's the link for the market
I did a video on it but it's not edited yet

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The market was opened in 1610
Sonja is a regular in the market 
Now I was thinking like the local market down the high street 
With cheap tacky gifts and nick knacks 
But I was happily surprised 
The whole place is just giant market stalls and stands 
that serve 75% 
Food and drink 
Every stool you visit you are met by a
Pleathera of sights and smells 
All the smells were ok apart from the fish section 


Omg there was sooooo much 
Amazing 
FRESH LOCAL PRODUCE 
For you Louise Usher they had 

Grass fed Irish beef lol (inside joke) 

in the stands and it was all colourful and vibrant 
Everyone was friendly and talking to people 
It really as something different 

The stools range from 
Butchers,fishmongers, patisseries, cake makers, clothes stalls 
Drink stalks, and souvenir and gift stalls there was fruit and veg a plenty to 
It certainly gives the appeal and the though of 
Amazing he me cooked food and stews 
Being served in the homes around Cork 

I would defiantly reccomend this to anyone as a stop if they are ever in Cork 
And don't eat before you go there as there is food on the go in there 

I had a beautiful hot Cumberland sausage baguette 
With all the trimmings from 
O'Flynns Gourmet Sausage Company for €6 
It was to die for and heavenly 

And being piggy I also bout a mini cheesecake from 
A little stall called Heavens Cakes 
My Instagram post read 
GET IN MY FACE YOU FILTHY BEAST 

Thursday, 10 September 2015

#StephenInIreland Day 3

So today I went on an open top tour bus around Cork
http://www.discoverireland.ie/corkcity
The video link is here 
It's a time lapse video from the open top bus 


The place is pretty spectacular and full of culture and history 
From what I am told the city is still developing 
And growing in diversity 


The open top bus takes 1hr25 and takes you on a tour of 
The whole of cork from the city to the rural parts 
And it boast 18000sqaure meters of greens and parklands 
Which for the largest city in Ireland is pretty amazing 
The trip costs €13 which is a reasonable price 
I visited 
The Enlgish Market which was a rich and wide market 
It's the largest indoor market in Europe and was visited by 
The queen Her majesty herself 
The market was 1st opened in 1610 



The wide range of stalls and kiosks are amazing 
And it's full of everything you could want to buy 
Especially anything to do with food 
Oh my god there was food everywhere 
And it all looked so amazing 
There is awhile blog post coming up on that tomorrow 

You get taken to the main station that connects Cork with Dublin 

Next is Shandon Bells 
The church if St Anne which is famous for having 8 bells
Which first rang on 7th December 1752
This is also know as the Four faced Liar

Next stop was Cork City Gaol (Jail) 
The prison was opened in 1824 and closed in 1923 
Renowned as the Women's Gaol 

A spectacular escape was made from here in November 1923 
Hence why they closed it down 
Out the front of the prison in 3 holes over the door at the top 
Of the building 
These holes are from where convicts were hung in front of people 


Along the route next is UCC (University College Cork)
The campus is large and now expands across the whole city 
But the main site first opened its doors 
Way back on the 7th November 1849 


After this we travel back round the city 
Passed the city hall and back to the start of the tour 
This is such a great scenic tour and I learnt lots of 
Information about the city 
It is defiantly worth the visit 
Below is the link of Cork and what to do 



Wednesday, 9 September 2015

#StephenInIreland Day 2

So today was my first full day in Ireland 
I got off the plane and we headed straight out on our first adventure 

Here is the link to the video 

But I am writing my adventure too 
We dropped our bags of at the house and Sonja and the girls 
Told me we were heading straight out 
So we headed to Cobh know as queens town 
Just outside cork 



This is where the last of the tender boats 
were moored that picked up the last 123 people 
that were taking the fateful journey on the RMS Titanic 
The white star offices and docks are located here and the was a 
Centre set up for the titanic centerany year of 2012 


We had the tour around the museum 
Where they had replica copies of cabins and the boats 
And gave the full story of the titanic 
All its facts and figures 
And the fateful journey of the last people 
That were to board the titanic 


We left the exhibition and I picked up some souvenirs 
Later on that day we took the ferry back across and headed back to the house 
The evening was spent in the family house 
we ate dinner and waited for Noaise to come home 
where we sat up watched some TV and 
Sonja filmed me trying to talk Irish from a child's text book 
It was very difficult 

So I headed to bed at about 12:30 
And uploaded 2 videos and write a blog post 
So that was day 1 blog 
Hope you all come back for tomorrow's ! 
On another exciting adventure in Ireland with me