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-A high clean limestone cliff 300m ESE of Leaba na hAon Bhó Crag of Oughtdarra. Located on commonage. You can approach it from the road/Burren Way to the East, there are a number of private houses and working farms along this road so careful and responsible parking and approach is required through the fields. It is also possible to approach from the West and North using approaches for Leaba na hAon Bho and Leacht na hAm
+A high clean limestone cliff 300m ESE of Leaba na hAon Bhó Crag of Oughtdarra. Located on commonage. You can approach it from the road/Burren Way to the East, there are a number of private houses and working farms along this road so careful and responsible parking and approach is required through the fields. It is also possible to approach from the West and North using approaches for Leaba na hAon Bho and Leacht na hAmadan. Each approach takes about 20-30 mins. The ground around the crag is uneven, pitted with holes and wild to say the least so wear boots and trousers.
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 '''AN CATHACH''' 15m HVS 5b **<br />''Dermot Shiels, Ciaran Cleary, 9th August 2011.<br />''This route takes the prominent corner on the left hand side of the crag. Climb the corner crack and small holds on the left wall to get established. Follow the corner and horizontal breaks on the left wall. A series of bridging moves up the steep corner and a difficult move near the top get you to the top. Excellent belay seat 1m from the top. (An Cathach was a legendary monster who inhabited Scattery island and terrorised people!!!!!!!)
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 '''AN TEACH SOLAS''' 14m HVS 5a <br />''Dermot Shiels, Ciaran Cleary, 9th August 2011.<br />''This route starts at a steep wide crack in the middle of the crag.
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 ''Barry Watts, Gerry Galligan, 11th August 2022.''
-Start at the left facing corner in the right hand side of the recess right of '''CLARE ROCKET'''. Climb to the overhang, traverse left on the ledge below the overhang (awkward), move up right to climb the wide crack above the overhang.<br />
+Start at the left facing corner in the right hand side of the recess right of '''CLARE ROCKET'''. Climb to the overhang, traverse left on the ledge below the overhang (awkward), move up right to climb the wide crack above the overhang.

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 A high clean limestone cliff 300m ESE of Leaba na hAon Bhó Crag of Oughtdarra. Located on commonage. You can approach it from the road/Burren Way to the East, there are a number of private houses and working farms along this road so careful and responsible parking and approach is required through the fields. It is also possible to approach from the West and North using approaches for Leaba na hAon Bho and Leacht na hAm
-adan . Each approach takes about 20-30 mins. The ground around the crag is uneven, pitted with holes and wild to say the least so wear boots and trousers. There are a number of caves in the cliffs 100m North of the crag, an internet search of "Caves of Oughtdarra" should throw up the latest and most accurate cave surveys.
+adan. Each approach takes about 20-30 mins. The ground around the crag is uneven, pitted with holes and wild to say the least so wear boots and trousers. There are a number of caves in the cliffs 100m North of the crag, an internet search of "Caves of Oughtdarra" should throw up the latest and most accurate cave surveys.
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 A high clean limestone cliff 300m ESE of Leaba na hAon Bhó Crag of Oughtdarra. Located on commonage. You can approach it from the road/Burren Way to the East, there are a number of private houses and working farms along this road so careful and responsible parking and approach is required through the fields. It is also possible to approach from the West and North using approaches for Leaba na hAon Bho and Leacht na hAm
-adan . Each approach takes about 20-30 mins. The he ground around the crag is uneven, pitted with holes and wild to say the least so wear boots and trousers. There are a number of caves in the cliffs 100m North of the crag, an internet search of "Caves of Oughtdarra" should throw up the latest and most accurate cave surveys.
+adan . Each approach takes about 20-30 mins. The ground around the crag is uneven, pitted with holes and wild to say the least so wear boots and trousers. There are a number of caves in the cliffs 100m North of the crag, an internet search of "Caves of Oughtdarra" should throw up the latest and most accurate cave surveys.
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 A high clean limestone cliff 300m ESE of Leaba na hAon Bhó Crag of Oughtdarra. Located on commonage. You can approach it from the road/Burren Way to the East, there are a number of private houses and working farms along this road so careful and responsible parking and approach is required through the fields. It is also possible to approach from the West and North using approaches for Leaba na hAon Bho and Leacht na hAm
-adan . Each approach takes about 20-30 mins.he ground around the crag is uneven, pitted with holes and wild to say the least so wear boots and trousers. Therere are a number of caves in the cliffs 100m North of the crag, an internet search of "Caves of Oughtdarra" should throw up the latest and most accurate cave surveys.
+adan . Each approach takes about 20-30 mins. The he ground around the crag is uneven, pitted with holes and wild to say the least so wear boots and trousers. There are a number of caves in the cliffs 100m North of the crag, an internet search of "Caves of Oughtdarra" should throw up the latest and most accurate cave surveys.
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