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This database supplements the Mountaineering Ireland guidebooks.

...nty Council to agree on access to the quarry going forward. Mountaineering Ireland thanks all climbers for their cooperation and further information will be p

...bsites actively recording new route and new boulder problem information in Ireland: [http://www.theshortspan.com Bouldering in Ireland (TheShortSpan)]

...happy enough for people to climb there so long as they have Mountaineering Ireland member insurance or something similar. Its on farmland so usual respect tow

...of the Irish Mountaineering Club that there was no rock worth climbing in Ireland. This was probably due to the fact that we lack the sort of continuous, con ...ng (the climbing genes seem to have entered the Stelfox lineage later), in Ireland the rather scanty selection of alpine plants grows mainly in damp, north-fa

...g policy guidance briefing covering the issue of bolting [See https://www.mountaineering.ie/_files/201632155143_b096c5e9.pdf ] ...guidance briefing covering the issue of bolting [See <nowiki>https://www.mountaineering.ie/_files/201632155143_b096c5e9.pdf</nowiki> ]

...r for the Old Head, John Healy, or Damien O’Sullivan in the Mountaineering Ireland office will liaise with the Commissioners of Irish Lights and the Old Head ...as further developed in the late 1970s by members of the newly-formed Cork Mountaineering Club and a lot of the new climbs were put up, with Dennis O’Connell and S

There was no Irish Mountaineering Club in those days and I did not know of any other Irish climbers, so frien ...with and no-one even to talk to about mountains in those days. Everyone in Ireland thought rock-climbing was crazy and I used to long for the friendship of ot