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Barry watts: /* Getting there */

2022-10-31T14:29:28Z

Getting there

Barry watts at 14:28, 31 October 2022

2022-10-31T14:28:26Z

Barry watts: /* Getting there */

2022-10-31T13:07:43Z

Getting there

Shayoh at 11:55, 26 January 2022

2022-01-26T11:55:49Z

Shayoh: /* Getting there */

2022-01-24T00:14:20Z

Getting there

Shayoh at 18:31, 22 January 2022

2022-01-22T18:31:35Z

Shayoh at 18:30, 22 January 2022

2022-01-22T18:30:57Z

Shayoh at 18:29, 22 January 2022

2022-01-22T18:29:06Z

Shayoh at 18:28, 22 January 2022

2022-01-22T18:28:20Z

Shayoh: Added directions to get there

2022-01-22T18:26:16Z

Added directions to get there

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 '''Note that this location is not actually at Dún na mBó Point but at the nearby blowhole beside the road.'''
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 '''4/. Beavis and Butthead'''   HS 4b   22m<br>''G. O'Neill (solo) 9.4.94''<br>Start as for Beaty's Brainy Brother but, from the overhanging block move out right to below the nose and climb up and out to the edge of this nose and directly to top.
-/. '''Spookey sounds''' V. Diff
+'''5/. Spookey sounds''' V. Diff
 ''M. Tracey, 8.4.94''
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 As for '''Oakwood Revisited''', but continue the route up to the right side of the small arete.
-/. '''Left out in 90''' S
+'''6/. Left out in 90''' S
 ''M. Tracey, D. Tracey, 8.4.94''
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 Start climb from platform directly up the face on the left side of the corner. Continue up about 15m to a horizontal crack which goes directly to the lower part of the top nose of the face. Lay back up seaward facing flake to the top.
-/. '''Itchy and Scratchy''' HS
+'''7/. Itchy and Scratchy''' HS
 ''M. Tracey, G. O'Neill 8.4.94''
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 Climb as per '''Left out in 90''' but about 10m up, commence a traverse towards the top of the lower nose to a horizontal crack. Climb upward via this crack to where 2 further cracks are found. Take the right crack to the top.
-/ '''Dumplings and Acne''' VS 4c 25m
+'''8/ Dumplings and Acne''' VS 4c 25m
 ''M. Tracey, 8.4.94''
 Start at the platform and move rightward along a 45 degree shelf under the overhangs until you reach the edge which now turns towards the entrance to the blowhole. Climb upwards to an area of orange lichen. The face now consists of small overhangs and shelves, with handholds which are rounded and less punitive. Climb to top past patch of quartzite.

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 '''Note that this location is not actually at Dún na mBó Point but at the nearby blowhole beside the road.'''
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 As for '''Oakwood Revisited''', but continue the route up to the right side of the small arete.
-/ '''Left out in 90''' S
+/. '''Left out in 90''' S
 ''M. Tracey, D. Tracey, 8.4.94''
 Start climb from platform directly up the face on the left side of the corner. Continue up about 15m to a horizontal crack which goes directly to the lower part of the top nose of the face. Lay back up seaward facing flake to the top.

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 '''Abseil down to a small platform in a corner and this will provide standing space for up to three persons.'''  '''The crag is south facing, rock (schist) is clean and of high quality friction. Description sent in reads "reasonable top protection for leader, but not a lot of climb protection". The rock is considered to be pretty sound, is mainly of horizontal cracks, shelves and steps, but not a lot of protection.'''
-'''1/. Spider's Fall   S   20m'''<br>''G. O'Neill, C. Lynch 8.4.94''<br>Start from the platform and move directly up into corner about 3m. Protection point. Traverse left out into the exposed face over a quartzite patch. Move upward along a vertical break to another horizontal crack and continue to the top by the left side of a vertical flake.
+'''1/. Spider's Fall'''   S   20m<br>''G. O'Neill, C. Lynch 8.4.94''<br>Start from the platform and move directly up into corner about 3m. Protection point. Traverse left out into the exposed face over a quartzite patch. Move upward along a vertical break to another horizontal crack and continue to the top by the left side of a vertical flake.
 '''2/. Oakwood Revisited'''   V. Diff   20m<br>''J. Tracey 8.4.94''<br>From the platform, move up the corner on the left side of the small arete which becomes easier towards the top where large steps remove the buzz from the climb.
-'''3/. Beaty's Brainy Brother'''   HS4b   22m<br>''M. Tracey, G. O'Neill 8.4.94''<br>From the platform move move to the right face by moving up to the overhanging block. Surmount this block and continue to the top directly via a series of horizontal cracks. No protection.
+'''3/. Beaty's Brainy Brother'''   HS 4b   22m<br>''M. Tracey, G. O'Neill 8.4.94''<br>From the platform move move to the right face by moving up to the overhanging block. Surmount this block and continue to the top directly via a series of horizontal cracks. No protection.
-'''4/. Beavis and Butthead'''   HS4b   22m<br>''G. O'Neill (solo) 9.4.94''<br>Start as for Beaty's Brainy Brother but, from the overhanging block move out right to below the nose and climb up and out to the edge of this nose and directly to top.<br>
+'''4/. Beavis and Butthead'''   HS 4b   22m<br>''G. O'Neill (solo) 9.4.94''<br>Start as for Beaty's Brainy Brother but, from the overhanging block move out right to below the nose and climb up and out to the edge of this nose and directly to top.

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−	~~(Identified on Google Maps as~~ Dún na mBó)	+	'''Note that this location is not actually at Dún na mBó Point but at the nearby blowhole beside the road.'''

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 '''Leithinis an Mhuirthead (the Mullet Peninsula)—also known as an Mhuirthead ( the Mullet) — is a peninsula in the barony of Iorras (Erris) in the Gaelteacht in County Mayo. It consists of a large promontory connected to the mainland at Béal an Mhuirthead (Belmullet) by a narrow isthmus. Dún na mBó is due west of Béal an Mhuirthead.'''
 ==='''Getting there'''===
-'''Starting from American Street in Béal an Mhuirhead turn left onto R313. Drive along the strand and take the first turn right. Follow this to a church on the left side and 300m after this take the road on the right, straight ahead. Follow this to the Wild Atlantic way and turn right for Dún na mBó. Enter a field on the left side of gravel road and the crag is about 30m beyond the Dún na mBó Blowhole. It is identified by being exactly opposite a large 60m x 30m rock out to sea which is joined to the crag by a shelf. Abseil down to a small platform in a corner and this will provide standing space for up to three persons.'''  '''The crag is south facing, rock (schist) is clean and of high quality friction. Description sent in reads "reasonable top protection for leader, but not a lot of climb protection". The rock is considered to be pretty sound, is mainly of horizontal cracks, shelves and steps, but not a lot of protection.'''
+'''Starting from American Street in Béal an Mhuirhead turn left onto R313. Drive along the strand and take the first turn right. Follow this to a church on the left side and 300m after this take the road on the right/ straight ahead. Follow this to turn right for at a sign for Dún na mBóó. The crag is about 30m beyond the Dún na mBó Blowhole. It is identified by being exactly opposite a large 60m x 30m rock out to sea which is joined to the crag by a shelf.'''
 '''1/. Spider's Fall   S   20m'''<br>''G. O'Neill, C. Lynch 8.4.94''<br>Start from the platform and move directly up into corner about 3m. Protection point. Traverse left out into the exposed face over a quartzite patch. Move upward along a vertical break to another horizontal crack and continue to the top by the left side of a vertical flake.

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 GR F 64 42 S
-===== '''Leithinis an Mhuirthead (the Mullet Peninsula)—also known as an Mhuirthead ( the Mullet) — is a peninsula in the barony of Iorras (Erris) in the Gaelteacht in County Mayo. It consists of a large promontory connected to the mainland at Béal an Mhuirthead (Belmullet) by a narrow isthmus. Dún na mBó is due west of Béal an Mhuirthead.'''  '''Getting there'''   '''Starting from American Street in Béal an Mhuirhead turn left onto R313. Drive along the strand and take the first turn right. Follow this to a church on the left side and 300m after this take the road on the right, straight ahead. Follow this to the Wild Atlantic way and turn right for Dún na mBó. Enter a field on the left side of gravel road and the crag is about 30m beyond the Dún na mBó Blowhole. It is identified by being exactly opposite a large 60m x 30m rock out to sea which is joined to the crag by a shelf. Abseil down to a small platform in a corner and this will provide standing space for up to three persons.'''  '''The crag is south facing, rock (schist) is clean and of high quality friction. Description sent in reads "reasonable top protection for leader, but not a lot of climb protection". The rock is considered to be pretty sound, is mainly of horizontal cracks, shelves and steps, but not a lot of protection.''' =====
+'''Leithinis an Mhuirthead (the Mullet Peninsula)—also known as an Mhuirthead ( the Mullet) — is a peninsula in the barony of Iorras (Erris) in the Gaelteacht in County Mayo. It consists of a large promontory connected to the mainland at Béal an Mhuirthead (Belmullet) by a narrow isthmus. Dún na mBó is due west of Béal an Mhuirthead.'''
 '''1/. Spider's Fall   S   20m'''<br>''G. O'Neill, C. Lynch 8.4.94''<br>Start from the platform and move directly up into corner about 3m. Protection point. Traverse left out into the exposed face over a quartzite patch. Move upward along a vertical break to another horizontal crack and continue to the top by the left side of a vertical flake.

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-(Dún na mBó)
+(Identified on Google Maps as Dún na mBó)
-The following information is taken directly from New Climbs 1993 - 1995.
+'''Leithinis an Mhuirthead (the Mullet Peninsula)—also known as an Mhuirthead ( the Mullet) —is a peninsula in the barony of Iorras (Erris) in the Gaelteacht in County Mayo. It consists of a large promontory connected to the mainland at Béal an Mhuirthead (Belmullet) by a narrow isthmus.''''''Dún na mBó is due west of Béal an Mhuirthead.'''
-GR F 64 42 Sheet 6 1/2/inch. On the west coast of the Mullet, north west of Belmullet.
+'''1/. Spider's Fall   S   20m'''<br>''G. O'Neill, C. Lynch 8.4.94''<br>Start from the platform and move directly up into corner about 3m. Protection point. Traverse left out into the exposed face over a quartzite patch. Move upward along a vertical break to another horizontal crack and continue to the top by the left side of a vertical flake.
 '''2/. Oakwood Revisited'''   V. Diff   20m<br>''J. Tracey 8.4.94''<br>From the platform, move up the corner on the left side of the small arete which becomes easier towards the top where large steps remove the buzz from the climb.