This week on the channel +125K views this week

Cork's military barracks puts preservation on Davy Holden's shelf

An appeal about a historic Irish building shares the channel with Easter Rising history and plans for an October 2027 tour.

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Davy Holden Story of October 13, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

They're Trying To Demolish This Historic Irish Building!

No uploads, but fresh views. Davy Holden's Irish-history collection added about 125,000 views over the past seven days, with a preservation appeal offering the most active catch-up among his featured videos.

"They're Trying To Demolish This Historic Irish Building!" concerns Cork's military detention barracks. Holden presents it as a building under threat and asks viewers to help save it, taking his interest in Irish history beyond recounting the past and into preserving a place connected to it.

Elsewhere on the shelf, "The Bloodiest Battle of the 1916 Easter Rising" continues to draw views. The Rising centered on an armed rebellion against British rule in Dublin, giving that upload a different scale from the building-focused appeal. There is also a more forward-looking entry: "Tour of Ireland 2027 with Davy Holden!" announces what Holden describes as his second tour, planned for October next year.

His subscriber count was unchanged over the week. Daily viewing is currently more than twice its usual level, though that describes today's activity rather than the whole upload break. Among nearby education and explainer channels, Drop A Pin had a particularly large week, while Study Hall and Oxford Academic drew smaller weekly view gains than Holden. For Davy, the useful contrast is within his own collection: a threatened building, a pivotal rebellion and an invitation to explore Ireland in person.

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