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• The Fosstra
  '''MARK'S ROUTE''' 22m VS 4c<br />
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• Main Page
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• Oysterhaven
  Start from High-Water mark, immediately below start of '''Battenberg'''. Climb steep well to ledge end Start from H.W. mark at foot of mein chimney.<br />
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• Ballykeefe Quarry
  Feel free to mark climbs ...s Piggy''' F6b+ 15m<br>''M Daly, G Fogg 2000.''Start at the second drill mark 1.5m past Kevins corner. from the good hold on the borehole after the seco
  36 KB (6,379 words) - 20:11, 22 November 2024
• Gully on South West Facing Side
  A rounded belly of rock at mid height and a square cut bolder at the top mark this climb. Some delicate moves at the start enable a leftward step onto th
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• Sheeps Head
  ...the fault-line and move left down a ramp to a good ledge on the high-water mark. Belay below some thin cracks in the slab. This climb follows left-hand ...system and scramble around left to reach a narrow ledge on the high water mark at the front of the slab (it is possible to abseil down the front of the sl
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• An Charraig Ard
  This route follows a line of least resistance, rather like a "question mark" up the main slab, starting at an easy fault a few metres R of 'Skome' and
  4 KB (686 words) - 19:38, 29 March 2021
• Seven Heads
  ...mbing does not start until June. Many of the climbs start at the low-water mark so care with the tides is necessary. The routes were done during 1980-82, u ...descent route mentioned above. Belay at a corner on L near the high water mark.<br />Climb up and R to base of crack. Climb this (hard to start) to top.<b
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• Helvick Head
  ...orth) to gain the arete and continue scrambling  north above the high tide mark for a few metres to the foot of a dark, narrow, stepped slab which  is str ...(north) to gain the crest of the arete. Scramble north above the high tide mark, passing Ildáthach, to the foot of an easy angled chimney slanting up righ
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• Ailladie DWS Routes
  '''Routes Gained from the Right Abseil:'''<br />''Just above the high tide mark is a foot ledge and a slot above that takes a Friend 2 or 2.5, from which y ...ging for the first half. Abseil down to a jug about 3m above the high tide mark. Climb up and slightly right on a juggy ramp to a tricky section on small s
  10 KB (1,885 words) - 00:03, 30 June 2023
• Mizen Head
  Start: At right of vertical face at X mark.<br>
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• Killary Crags
  Two sections of slabby rock/ walls mark the far left end of the upper crag, the first route takes the faint left tr <br>''Graham Brooks, Mark Bonner Spring 2010''<br>Start 3-4 meters right of First lady, in obvious sh
  18 KB (3,178 words) - 11:24, 15 May 2023
• Clare Island
  ...irst route follows a dark, narrow, undercut slab just above the high water mark.<br> ...nother fence!) is a 20m wide Wall with a platform 3m above above high tide mark.
  16 KB (2,749 words) - 13:14, 16 October 2023
• Black Ball Head
  ...ramble leftwards towards the huge cave on a good ledge above the high tide mark until you come to a very black, smooth, large featured, slabby face.''' ...ing in) over ledges and easy niches, approximately 3m-4m above high tidal mark. All routes offer good if somewhat spaced protection and holds at times.'''
  17 KB (2,937 words) - 16:16, 19 April 2023
• Knockadoon Head
  Start about 5m right of the narrow cave, on a good ledge above the high-water mark, below a right-facing, overhanging corner on the left side of the slab abov ...f Flight Control and the narrow cave, on a good ledge above the high-water mark and directly below a 3m flake that forms a right-facing crack near the top
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• Ardmore Head
  ...the block. The next two climbs start from a small ledge on the high-water mark, below the block. ...y. Back-climb or abseil down the gully to a ledge system on the high-water mark.
  42 KB (7,836 words) - 22:02, 24 March 2021
• Old Head Of Kinsale
  Start at the high water mark at the bottom of the slabs. Climb diagonally left to reach an obvious V-sha 1) Start at the high water mark in the centre of the slab, going up to the wide crack. Then follow a faint
  24 KB (4,436 words) - 18:21, 4 February 2025
• East Valley
  '''THE UPWARD FALL''' VS 4c <br>''Mark Gylby, Grzegorz Motyka and Robert Myc 04/11/2018''<br> Start right of Hangi '''OFF THE HOOK''' E1 5a. <br>''25.11.16. Mark Gylby and Gregory Mortyka.''<br>
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• West Valley
  ...' HVS 5b <br>''Gregory Mortyka, Kuba Jonik 25.10.15 first ascent.2nd lead Mark Gylby 21.11.15.''<br> <br>''Grzegorz Motyka Mark Gylby 7/5/2018''<br>
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• Glen Loss Point
  ...ere a small, but conspicious, quartzy patch lies just above the high water mark. The Prow is the steeply overhanging wall to the left of this, with a promi
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