Fatbiking the Wicklow coast
11/03/2015
In the eighties mountain bikes were known as ‘all terrain bikes’, a term that lives on today in the French for mountain bike – velo
In the eighties mountain bikes were known as ‘all terrain bikes’, a term that lives on today in the French for mountain bike – velo
If you glance at a road map of Ireland you will notice that in the north west, just above Westport, there is a large blank
Went down to Wicklow today to check out some boulders that I had found on Bing Maps. Didn’t have very high hopes but the weather
Dominic Green has reviewed Rock Climbing in Ireland for UKClimbing. Read it here. There hasn’t been a general climbing guide covering the island of Ireland
After spending most of the last year doing an impression of a trad climber I felt it was time to get back to the real
Harry McGee reviewed Rock Climbing in Ireland in Tuesday’s Irish Times. Read the review here.
Check out this great video by Rob Hunter (co-author of the Fair Head Bouldering guide) climbing a few of the classic Mourne boulder problems including
In February Dan Varian paid a visit to Fair Head and climbed a few new problems, read more about it on the Three Rock Books
The second of two guidebooks that dropped in my letterbox just before Christmas was Stone Country’s second edition of Essential Fontainebleau. John Watson, the man
Most Irish climbers won’t have even heard of the North York Moors yet the bouldering there is now documented in ‘North York Moors and East
The crag in Lough Dan has a very steep, undercut base. And I think it would be possible to traverse the underside of the roof
The first print review of Rock Climbing in Ireland appears in the winter edition of Irish Mountain Log. Thanks to Sé for the generous review.
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