Wild Mountain Thyme was filmed in Ireland and in the United States.
Ballycarroon House - Tree
In movie
Scene where Tony is herding the sheep at his farm.
Real
Scene was shot “The locations definitely inspire you. I told the location scouts, “Find me the most beautiful farm in Ireland, and find me the most beautiful mountain.” They found the two of them in the same place in County Mayo, a town called Crossmolina. They took me to the farm, and it was the most beautiful farm I’d ever seen, so I made a deal with the family that owned the place to shoot the bulk of the film there.” (Director John Patrick Shanley to Filmmakermagazine.com)
The farm belongs to the Connor family. Please respect their privacy.
Crossmolina
Ballycarroon House - Gate
In movie
Scene where Rosemary and Anthony do not always see eye to eye.
Real
Scene was shot “The locations definitely inspire you. I told the location scouts, “Find me the most beautiful farm in Ireland, and find me the most beautiful mountain.” They found the two of them in the same place in County Mayo, a town called Crossmolina. They took me to the farm, and it was the most beautiful farm I’d ever seen, so I made a deal with the family that owned the place to shoot the bulk of the film there.” (Director John Patrick Shanley to Filmmakermagazine.com)
The farm belongs to the Connor family. Please respect their privacy.
Crossmolina
North 5th Street Pier and Park
In movie
Scene where Adam takes Rosemary to New York.
Real
Scene was shot Williamsburg’s North 5th Street Pier and Park was opened in Augustus 2019. The pier is located to the South of the North Williamsburg Ferry stop.
New York
Deel River
In movie
Scene where Anthony and Rosemary realize that they belong together.
Real
Scene was shot “The locations definitely inspire you. I told the location scouts, “Find me the most beautiful farm in Ireland, and find me the most beautiful mountain.” They found the two of them in the same place in County Mayo, a town called Crossmolina. They took me to the farm, and it was the most beautiful farm I’d ever seen, so I made a deal with the family that owned the place to shoot the bulk of the film there.” (Director John Patrick Shanley to Filmmakermagazine.com)
This part of the river borders the farm of the Connor family. Please respect their privacy.
Crossmolina