(by Gerry Moss, September 2011)
Good luck with the weather on this day-trip to the Wicklow crag.
Luggala
Author: Gerry Moss
The Coffin Stone
(by Gerry Moss, from IMC Newsletter Summer 2011)
"Most walkers frequenting the Wicklow hills will be familiar with The Coffin Stone, that cluster of boulders just above the saddle between Djouce and War Hill … The origin of The Coffin Stone’s proper name dates back to the dawn of history, to a time when those mystical, mighty hunter-warriors, Na Fianna, roamed across Erin’s green isle, in pursuit of deer, derring-do, dust-ups and damsels-in-distress … I feel it is only right that I should pass this story on, so that the legend be kept alive."
Far from the Madding Crowd
(by Gerry Moss, July 2011)
A climbing trip to quiet West Cork.
The Boys of Wexford
(by Gerry Moss, April 2011)
A springtime visit to the Hook Head sea-crag.
Magical Mystery Tour
(by Gerry Moss, November 2010 to January 2011)
New-routing at a secret crag somewhere in Ireland.
The Artful Dodgers
(by Gerry Moss, November 2010)
"The east coast of Cork was one area where dry weather and sunshine was promised, so the Artful Dodgers decided to take advantage of this and pay a return visit to Knockadoon."
Ships that Pass in the Night
(by Gerry Moss, from IMC Newsletter Autumn 2010)
A good-looking girl pays a fleeting visit to the climbing scene.
Snowdonia Patrol
(by Gerry Moss, October 2010)
We struck it lucky this time, with some glorious weather and, with almost a score of members on the meet, the good times were grasped with enthusiasm.
Happi Wanderers
(by Gerry Moss, October 2010)
A "navigation mistake" ends happili, with a nice day’s climbing in Co. Sligo.
Lovely Leitrim
(by Gerry Moss, October 2010)
A day-trip to the gritstone crag of Cloch an tSagairt.