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...he region but access and topping out issues exist. Adventurous folks might find something. ...e Farmhouse, left of cove, between two big 'Zawns'. Both areas are hard to find for newcomers. Guide below is for Main Area only.

Cast your mind back through time if you will. No, no, even further back than that! I’m talking about the ‘80’s her ...n Pillars area. There is another wall called Lost Wall but I couldn’t tell you where that is.

...liff. It stands out as an obvious prow of rock high on the left (south) as you approach from the forest. Allow about forty minutes for the 1. 5 km approac ...d congealed porridge. Everything is rounded and keen eyesight is needed to find gear.<br>

...at ledge when you run out of rope (50m). Gear for a belay is a bit hard to find here, a slightly longer rope would make things easier. ...o the base of another clean slab. Straight up this to a flat section where you can belay. This last pitch is easier than the first two.

3. Drive all the way up, through a series of tight zig-zags, until you reach a closed gate. ..., park this side of the gate. Otherwise, open the gate, drive through, and find a parking place that does not block the road.

<br />'''DESCENT'''<br />When you top out turn right (westish) to the col marked on the topo. At it's far end ...e Caveman's Delight is reached.<br />3) 33m Follow Caveman's Delight until you are above the cave on the right.<br />4) 20m To the right is the steep wall

...stone walls, small fields and a maze of bóithríns (small roads) will lead you to all corner of this majestic island.” ...ist leaflet in its aim to ensnare the culture vultures on their mission to find the “real” Ireland.

...eter to the right of the left edge. Step up and diagonally leftwards until you reach the top left end of the buttress, and under a large block. Continue d ...al crack to the left of a huge 'detached' block. Some strenuous jams bring you to reach the top of the flake (it might be advisable not to use camming dev

...with care and also the larger block above. Protection is sparse; "Friends" will be needed.<br>J. Lyons, D. Wall, 14/10/1989. ...placed at the top of Great Gully Route. If this is to your satisfaction it will just be possible to reach the gully floor by using two 50m ropes.

...he majority of the routes are south-facing, largely free of vegetation and will dry quickly. The crags have as a result proven to be popular and offer a la ...nder at will area giving harder problems on its right - put on the rope if you like. Climbs start on the small buttress, with an obvious rock archway at i

It's possible to find good wire and cam placements between features. The roof cracks, however, ca ...e routes have been described from south to north, that is left to right as you face the cliff.'''