Відео

Foi ele como presidente da comissão militar central e li peng.premie.decretaram lei marcial 1989

This video is almost 20 years old! If I'm ever widowed I either will stay single, join a convent for widows or go to Lisdoonvarna.

Asiga that is the calmest water I’ve ever seen

Kazakhstan is the biggest landlocked country in the world

He hasnt paid the crew in months their monthly salary Twelve dollas 😂

Aparently its the second biggest landlocked country next to Kazakhstan

World finest navy

Someone got laid on that cruise. I've always loved how people in far areas of the globe never discriminate on which type of music is played

They seem like a lovely crew; life is hard but they still do their duty even if it's on a small scale. Respect.

Imagine a sea battle between mongolian Navy and the Bolivian Navy

According to the speaking of the crew, they did not say that there is only one person who can swim. Instead, At 1:41 crewman said in Mongolian: “…салхины урсгал байдаг учраас ус нь догшин, ус нь хүйтэн. Би бол энэ усан замд үлдсэн цорын ганц аврагч нь. Түрүүчийнх нь цөмөөрөө усанд нас бараад, ингээд одоо мэргэжлийн хүн тэр талаас байхгүй болсон. Одоо би, онгоцны аваарын завь ажиллуулдаг, аврагчийн үүрэг гүйцэтгэдэг, бас машинистаа хийдэг.” In translation: “...the water is rough because there is a wind current and the water is cold. I am the only savior left on this waterway. The others died in the water, and now there is no professional from that side. Now I operate as a lifeboat operator, a lifeguard, and also a machinist.”

It's unfortunate that this documentary has been spreading misleading information for over 10 years. Mongolia had a navy only during the Yuan Empire. Currently, only a small number of motorboats patrol the Buir Lake in the eastern part of Mongolia when the water is not frozen. From 1910 until the 1990s, Russian/Soviet goods and fuel were transported by ship in Khuvsgul Lake. The Sukhbaatar ship featured in this documentary is a cargo tug. The Mongolian-English translation in the documentary is obviously wrong, and the fact that the ship, which was previously used for transport, was shown as a seven crewed naval vessel, became a fun theme on the Internet and social media. Other than this documentary and the articles and videos/reels sourced from it, there is no information that Mongolia had a navy since the Yuan Empire. I don't know the purpose of the filmmakers, who showed a normal transport ship as if it were a naval ship. Still, I hope this misinformation will be corrected as soon as possible, since the documentary continues to be a source of false information that harms the reputation of Mongolia. See below for information related to water transportation in Khuvsgul Lake: Article on the 112th anniversary of the beginning of sailing in Khuvsgul Lake. Mongolian National News Agency Montsame. Source of article: Ministry of Road Transport Development of Mongolia. /In Mongolian/: www.montsame.mn/mn/read/302531 Sukhbaatar ship information /in Russian/: web.archive.org/web/20140714220055/riverfleet.ru/fleet/d_30287/?auth_service_id=VKontakte&auth_service_error=1&ID=30287 Information about the previous and sunken Sukhbaatar ship. Maritime Administration of Mongolia. /In Mongolian/ monmarad.gov.mn/article?id=658 Information related to Lake Buir Waterfront Protection can be found here: The website of the Border Protection Organization of Mongolia. /In Mongolian/: bpo.gov.mn/content/442

It's unfortunate that this documentary has been spreading misleading information for over 10 years. Mongolia had a navy only during the Yuan Empire. Currently, only a small number of motorboats patrol the Buir Lake in the eastern part of Mongolia when the water is not frozen. From 1910 until the 1990s, Russian/Soviet goods and fuel were transported by ship in Khuvsgul Lake. The Sukhbaatar ship featured in this documentary is a cargo tug. The Mongolian-English translation in the documentary is obviously wrong, and the fact that the ship, which was previously used for transport, was shown as a seven crewed naval vessel, became a fun theme on the Internet and social media. Other than this documentary and the articles and videos/reels sourced from it, there is no information that Mongolia had a navy since the Yuan Empire. I don't know the purpose of the filmmakers, who showed a normal transport ship as if it were a naval ship. Still, I hope this misinformation will be corrected as soon as possible, since the documentary continues to be a source of false information that harms the reputation of Mongolia. See below for information related to water transportation in Khuvsgul Lake: Article on the 112th anniversary of the beginning of sailing in Khuvsgul Lake. Mongolian National News Agency Montsame. Source of article: Ministry of Road Transport Development of Mongolia. /In Mongolian/: www.montsame.mn/mn/read/302531 Sukhbaatar ship information /in Russian/: web.archive.org/web/20140714220055/riverfleet.ru/fleet/d_30287/?auth_service_id=VKontakte&auth_service_error=1&ID=30287 Information about the previous and sunken Sukhbaatar ship. Maritime Administration of Mongolia. /In Mongolian/ monmarad.gov.mn/article?id=658 Information related to Lake Buir Waterfront Protection can be found here: The website of the Border Protection Organization of Mongolia. /In Mongolian/: bpo.gov.mn/content/442

I wonder if countries like this are better off, not having the hustle and bussel of modernization the leads to loss of orgin and cultural identities as newer generations branch out to join modern trends and leave behind the old ways.. these people look so unaware if what the world around them is doing and in that they are just focused on their own daily lives. Seems like less fighting, crime, and hate and just self reliance

rhode island mentioned

DO NOT MARRY A GIRL DHOM IS A HUGE DRINKER, SMOKER OR SWEARS. SHE WILL BE A BAD ANGRY MEAN WIFE AND MOTHER

🎶"Maids, when you're young never wed an old man..."🎶 - Dubliners

Can't have a navy without salt water and deep open oceans for your coastline

Very lovely fellows

I love that this country is holding onto the traditions of its culture. Sometimes others can see the best mate for the long term. In the old old days marriage was an exchange that benefited the family and helped the family to survive. It's only today that we marry for love, friendship and emotional dependence on our mate.

Sounds like fun ,at the festival! My mother grew up in London, and luved the Irish. . I was born in East Lambeth, and my father was American. I came over on the Queen Elizabeth, and grew up in Cos Cob, CT. Good luck, u wonderful Irish folks

Be good to meet a man as a freind .i lived in North Wales for 20yrs around the mountains of Snowdonia im from Irish decent my farther was from Cashel in country Tipperary. I have a lot of family bk there.☘🇮🇪

Boys coddled by their mothers, become men with no backbone no thank you

😱 'Promosm'

Excellent documentary, edited well, beautiful visuals and fun narration. Matt's dancing was a joy to behold.

True Irish are lovely people and so much fun with a fabulous sense of humour ❤

All in the past😢😢😢

If they leave the lake, the US Navy would only bethe second strongest on the sea

I am 61 and live in USA.love to dance..divorced...2 son's

Ireland stand up for your country once more

I went to lisdoon back in 1987 and I didn’t need Willie Daly to find me a woman 😂😂😂

I wonder if Willie is married now as this was filmed in 2006! Quite a handsome man!!! 😀

OMG I just love the accent and the fluency of the language.

After this , was made everyone started going to Thailand lol😅😅😅😅

Poor man. There are so many military aged young men in Ireland now. He could find all the love he needs on Grindr.

Nothing better than the farm life. No frills needed for me…just peace, companionship, taking pride in your land and animals. Sorry Ireland is filling up with immigrants and refugees same here in America.

Wonderful documentary ❤ Amazing festival

Come on we need an update as to how these people are going on now!

When I was a teenager in 1999 me and my buddy hitch hiked to lisdoonvarna and camped in a very mucky field for 3 days in the hopes of meeting a randy mare. We arrived as virgins and left as slightly damper virgins.

My Da came from Tipperary i love Ireland its like a second home.i would love to meet a man from Ireland. 🎉

I woukd definitely go to that festival

Was in Lisdoonvarna 4 weeks ago the language spoken by ppl in the only open shop was not Irish or English? Groups of migrants hang around the empty streets. The old Irish dying off the young Irish emigrating to Australia.

The hyper old fella near the end was almost yanking that lasses arm off😮😂

He's definitely Irish lol. 3rd generation Irish matchmaker Willie Daley: Status SINGLETON. Poor guy can't find love or doesn't want the hassle of another ball and chain! Sure tis all a bit of fun.

lol i kind to remember that i’ve once watching this around 10 years ago and now im watching it again

My mother who is in her 80s stills remember her grandmother talking about the time back in the day when someone married a Catholic or Protestant. And the family separation it caused.

Migrants have taken Ireland as it was then - away

Good luck finding accommodation lovers !!

I found the love men through The Christian Brothers. 🫀🍒

Smiled all the way through this. I’m a Canadian from Nova Scotia, have gone to the festival 8 times, not to find a husband but to have a great time. And I always have had one! No place as magical and musical as County Clare and the festival! XO