The film "Wild Mountain Thyme" was filmed in Ireland and the USA.

Filming Locations:

Ballycarrune House - Gate

In the Movie

Scene where Rosemary and Anthony don't always understand each other.

In Reality

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The scene was filmed at "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 both 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 had ever seen, so I made a deal with the family that owns it and filmed most of the movie there." (Director John Patrick Shanley to Filmmakermagazine.com) The farm belongs to the Connor family. Please respect their privacy.

North 5th Street Pier and Park

In the Movie

Scene where Adam takes Rosemary to New York.

In Reality

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The scene was filmed at The pier and park on North 5th Street in Williamsburg opened in August 2019. The pier is located south of the North Williamsburg ferry stop.

Ballycarrune House - Tree

In the Movie

Scene where Tony herds sheep on his farm.

In Reality

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The scene was filmed at "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 both 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 had ever seen, so I made a deal with the family that owns it and filmed most of the movie there." (Director John Patrick Shanley to Filmmakermagazine.com)

River Deel

In the Movie

Scene where Anthony and Rosemary realize they belong to each other.

In Reality

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The scene was filmed at "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 both 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 had ever seen, so I made a deal with the family that owns it and filmed most of the movie there." (Director John Patrick Shanley to Filmmakermagazine.com) This stretch of the river borders the Connor family farm. Please respect their privacy.