(by Gerry Moss, July 2012)
New-routing in forgotten corners of Glendalough.
Something Different
Category: Route Info
The Co. Wickford Odyssey – the saga continues
(by Gerry Moss, May 2012)
New-routing on a magical mystery crag.
Why’s Dat Climb Called Dis?
(by Steve Young, from IMC Newsletter Summer 2011)
First ascents of Wicklow routes in the 1970s, and how they got their names.
Why's Dis Climb Called Dat?
(by Steve Young, from IMC Newsletter Autumn 2010)
Steve tells us about his arrival in Ireland, and explains some of his Dalkey route names.
Why’s Dis Climb Called Dat?
(by Steve Young, from IMC Newsletter Autumn 2010)
Steve tells us about his arrival in Ireland, and explains some of his Dalkey route names.
The Poisoned Glen: the 1970s Onwards
(by Peter Cooper, from IMC Newsletter Autumn 2010)
This is the second part of an article focussing on the development of Donegal’s Poisoned Glen.
The Poisoned Glen: 1950-1970
(by Peter Cooper, from IMC Newsletter Spring 2010)
The history of "one of the crucibles of modern Irish climbing … set in one of the finest locations in Ireland".
Lady Elizabeth’s Cove (aka The Pier) – Bouldering Guide
(by Jade O’Connor, December 2008)
Bouldering at Tramore, Co. Waterford.
Wicklow Rockclimbing Guide: Topos and other material
(by Sé O Hanlon, August 2009 onwards)
Topos and other material to accompany the 2009 Wicklow Rockclimbing Guide.
(Last updated 16.08.13)
Pockets and Beergardens – Climbing in the German Frankenjura
(by Barbara Gunther, from IMC Newsletter Autumn 2004)
Planning your climbing holiday leaves you with a sometimes confusing struggle of making the “right” choice. Spain, France, Croatia? Or maybe Sardinia or Greece? But hardly somebody thinks of Germany, though in the middle of Europe there is a relatively unknown treasure waiting to be discovered – the Frankenjura.