Driving Irish Roads Again: S03E02 - Malin Head

Christmas season is Paddy Murphy season! Paddy enjoyed a superb countryside and surprisingly nice weather on Inis Eoghain instead of driving through snow and ice. Paddy enjoyed it so much that he was eager to try out new things. Traditionally Paddy places his camera on an engine bonnet, searches precisely for the right spot and then never changes it again. But not this time. He placed his GoPro on the driver's door and pointing backwards on the car's boot.

Driving Irish Roads Again: S03E01 - Antrim Coast

Finally, the first episode of season 3 is out - good things come to those who wait! This seasons intro shows the road L1472 (R254) near Chur Hill in County Donegal. This particular road is famous for its trees, which tend to grow right into that road *cough*. Anyway, Paddy disproves four lessons about travel in Ireland: First, people in continental Europe often complain/joke about bad weather in Ireland. Well...

Driving Irish Roads Again: Trailer Season 03

Good news everyone! Paddy Murphy has visited Ireland again - obviously he survived this journey too. But did Paddy learn anything from last time? Can he maybe escape his fate - either drunk under a table in a pub or in another lush meadow where the best car in automotive history, past, present and future fails him once more? Season 3 of Paddy Murphy on Tour is coming soon!

PMOT - The Beginning

PMOT - The Beginning

Sunday, 29 Jul 2012

The saga of Paddy Murphy started on a rainy day in June 2010. Five lads drove on Irish roads, their equipment was non-professional and nobody knew nothing about HTML5 and video encoding at that time, even the source format was wmv (sic!) - ambitious but rubbish.

Driving Swiss Roads: S02E06 - Nufenen and Klausen Pass

Both mountain passes, Nufenen and Klausen, are favourites of Paddy. Even though these are two completely different to drive. Nufenen has a wide road, starts with long curves (from South) and has a few serpentines - a nice road for a VW Scirocco.


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