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Kerry Way Walk 2009 – a debrief
I’m back from a three day sojourn in south Kerry, walking 71 km in aid of cancer research. The format of the event this year was different from previous years, in that we were based in the same location for … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, tours and trips
Tagged Beara Peninsula, Cork Cancer Research Centre, hiking, hillwalking, Ireland, Kenmare, Kerry, Kerry Way, Killarney, Lauragh, Moll's Gap, Torc Waterfall, walking
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Another trip into the clouds
On the day after Christmas Day, I climbed Carrauntoohil, the highest mountain in Ireland. Carrauntoohil is located in Co. Kerry, not so far from the towns of Killarney and Killorglin. It is part of the Magilicuddy Reeks, the loftiest of … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, photographs, tours and trips
Tagged Carrauntoohil, Christmas, hillwalking, Ireland, Kerry, Magillicuddy Reeks, mountain
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A Journey to Purple Mountain
I took a trip to Purple Mountain in County Kerry this weekend. Purple Mountain is the highest in a small cluster of peaks directly across the lake from the town of Killarney. We started our trip by the tourist centre … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, photographs, tours and trips
Tagged Gap of Dunloe, hiking, hillwalking, Ireland, Kerry, Killarney, mountains, Purple Mountain, scenery
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Ecstatic
That’s how I feel after I have had a long walk in the mountains! I managed to get in a 10 km walk in the Knockmealdowns in Co. Waterford today in the pouring, freezing rain, and I feel simply terrific … Continue reading
Posted in interests, Ireland
Tagged getting away from it all, hillwalking, Ireland, weather
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Another trip to the Galtees
I managed another trip to the Galtees last weekend. This time we took a different route, ascending the valley by Lyreacappul (Ladhar an Chapaill), traversing the ridge of Monabrack and descending into the valley by Sliabh Cois na Binne: a … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, photographs, tours and trips
Tagged Galtees, hillwalking, Ireland, Tipperary
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A trip to the Comeraghs
Last Sunday, I journeyed with a few like-minded souls to Coumshingaun in the Comeragh Mountains in Co. Waterford. The centrepiece is a corrie lake caused by glaciation during the last Ice Age. The corrie has a classic “armchair” shape: two … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, photographs, tours and trips
Tagged Comeraghs, hillwalking, Ireland, Waterford
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A walk up Galteemore
Yesterday I went on a walk to Galteemore, the highest inland mountain in Ireland, just over 3,o00 ft high and the smallest of Ireland’s 14 munro’s. Galteemore is part of the Galtee range in South Tipperary. The mountains stretch about … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, photographs, tours and trips
Tagged Galtee Mountains, hillwalking, Ireland, Tipperary
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