Driving Irish Roads: S01E04 - Torr Road and Ballintoy

Torr Road connects the two villages Cushendun and Ballyvoy in Country Antrim, Northern Ireland (see on map). Paddy drove a great number of roads in his life, among them famous Swiss mountain roads, but he won't forget Torr Road. He has taken her to his heart. This road has nearly everything: sharp corners, straights, up and downs, a magnificent view and sheep... in short Torr Road is fucking brilliant!

Driving Irish Roads: S01E03 - Inis Eoghain '100'

Inishowen is a peninsula in County Donegal and has a 100 mile coastal route called Inis Eoghain '100'. Just follow all brown signs along the road and you can't miss it, can you? Team Paddy Murphy laid the groundwork for their successful rally career on exact that road!

Driving Irish Roads: S01E02 - Port and Road to Pettigoe

In this episode Paddy tried to find out which disruptive force is necessary to stop him for good. He affronts dangers such as bridges or severe bends, braves the weather in all its forms (on the road to Pettigoe) and defies sheep on the road.

Driving Irish Roads: S01E01 - County Clare and The Burren

In this first episode Paddy tells you everything you have to know about driving on Irish roads (and more). Some say traffic signs are sort of a recommendation - but be careful! Paddy heard from a friend that the Irish have a database for foreign traffic offenders.

A Tribute to Hugh 'Neils' Doherty

A Tribute to Hugh 'Neils' Doherty

Tuesday, 14 Feb 2012

Paddy arrived in Malin Head during Hugh 'Neils' Doherty's wake and this film is a tribute to him. Neils was a relative to the landlord of the B and B Paddy was staying. By a coincidence, Paddy filmed the funeral procession from Neils' home to the cemetery. The film shows Hugh Doherty performing the song Home To Donegal. Rest in peace Neils.


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