Event Calendar

Carrauntoohil by O’Sheas Gully

A spectacular route in a truly magnificent setting. The 2nd most popular way to gain the summit of Ireland’s highest and taking you through awe-inspiring wild mountain scenery. Graded as Strenuous – involves some sections of easy scrambling. 6.5 + hrs. Good level of fitness is required. Ref; 04/07 Confirmed

Carrauntoohil by the Devils Ladder

Though still graded as difficult this is still one of the most straightforward ways to ascend. A hugely challenging day but very achievable! A circular route providing spectacular views throughout – weather permitting of course! Note that a good level of fitness is required for any ascent. Time: 6.5 hrs+ approx. Ref 08/07 Confirmed

Brandon via the Patternoster Lakes/Esk Route

The Sliabh Mish and Brandon massif form a backbone to the peninsula, and Brandon is regarded by many as the very finest mountain in Ireland, the second highest mountain in Ireland outside of the MacGillicuddy Reeks!!!. Views from here on a fine day (or even not so fine) will rival the most beautiful & best to be found anywhere in the world!!! Amazing and beautiful rugged trek providing spectacular views of the Dingle Peninsula. This would be graded as strenuous but you are well rewarded for all the effort.  One of Ireland’s most beautiful and historic summits. Total distance on the day is approx. 10 km. Approximate time is 6-7 hrs with a total ascent of 980mtrs. Please note a good level of fitness is required for any ascent. Ref. 09/07 Confirmed 

Carrauntoohil by the Devils Ladder

Though still graded as Difficult this is still one of the most straightforward ways to ascend. A hugely challenging day but very achievable! A circular route providing spectacular views throughout – weather permitting of course! Note that a good level of fitness is required for any ascent. Time: 6.5 hrs+ approx. Ref 10/07 Confirmed

Carrauntoohil by Brother O’ Sheas Gully

A spectacular route in a truly magnificent setting. The 2nd most popular way to gain the summit of Ireland's highest and taking you through awe-inspiring wild mountain scenery. Graded as Strenuous – involves some sections of easy scrambling. 6.5 + hrs. Good level of fitness is required. Ref 11/07  Confirmed

Carrauntoohil by Brother O Shea’s Gully

A spectacular route in a truly magnificent setting. The 2nd most popular way to gain the summit of Ireland’s highest and taking you through awe-inspiring wild mountain scenery. Graded as Strenuous – involves some sections of easy scrambling. 6.5 + hrs. Good level of fitness is required. Ref 13/07 Confirmed 

Carrauntoohil by Devils Ladder

Though still graded as difficult this is still one of the most straightforward ways to ascend. A challenging day but very achievable! A circular route providing spectacular views throughout – weather permitting of course! Note that a good level of fitness is required for any ascent. Time: 6.5 hrs+ approx. Ref 14/07 Confirmed 

Carrauntoohil by O’Sheas Gully

A spectacular route in a truly magnificent setting. The 2nd most popular way to gain the summit of Ireland’s highest and taking you through awe-inspiring wild mountain scenery. Graded as Strenuous – involves some sections of easy scrambling. 6.5 + hrs. Good level of fitness is required. Ref: 18/07 Confirmed

Rock The Gap Rock Climbing Course

Informative, exciting and challenging introduction to climbing in the majestic Gap of Dunloe. Our full day climbing course will benefit all levels, from those taking their first steps in becoming a proficient and competent rock climber, as-well as those who have some experience but wish to further their skills. This course is great for those interested in pursuing this exhilarating sport or those simply wanting to have some fun!!! The course runs from 10.00am to 16.30pm Ref 19/7 Confirmed

Carrauntoohil by the Devils Ladder

Though still graded as Difficult this is still one of the most straightforward ways to ascend. A hugely challenging day but very achievable! A circular route providing spectacular views throughout – weather permitting of course! Note that a good level of fitness is required for any ascent. Time: 6.5 hrs+ approx. Ref 21/07 Confirmed 

Carrauntoohil by Brother O Sheas Gully

A spectacular route in a truly magnificent setting. The 2nd most popular way to gain the summit of Ireland's highest and taking you through awe-inspiring wild mountain scenery. Graded as Strenuous – involves some sections of easy scrambling. 6.5 + hrs. Good level of fitness is required. Ref 21/07 Confirmed

Carrauntoohil by Brother O’ Sheas Gully

A spectacular route in a truly magnificent setting. The 2nd most popular way to gain the summit of Ireland's highest and taking you through awe-inspiring wild mountain scenery. Graded as Strenuous – involves some sections of easy scrambling. 6.5 + hrs. Good level of fitness is required. Ref 24/07 Confirmed

Carrauntoohil by The Devils Ladder

Though still graded as difficult this is still one of the most straightforward ways to ascend. A hugely challenging day but very achievable! A circular route providing spectacular views throughout – weather permitting of course! Note that a good level of fitness is required for any ascent. Time: 6.5 hrs+ approx. Ref 25/07 Confirmed 

Carrauntoohil by the Devils Ladder

Though still graded as Difficult this is still one of the most straightforward ways to ascend. A hugely challenging day but very achievable! A circular route providing spectacular views throughout – weather permitting of course! Note that a good level of fitness is required for any ascent. Time: 6.5 hrs+ approx. Ref 26/07 Confirmed

Carrauntoohil by Brother O’ Shea’s Gully

A spectacular route in a truly magnificent setting. The 2nd most popular way to gain the summit of Ireland’s highest and taking you through awe-inspiring wild mountain scenery. Graded as Strenuous – involves some sections of easy scrambling. 6.5 + hrs. Good level of fitness is required. Ref 28/07 Confirmed

Mountain Proficiency & Navigation Course

Learn to become safe and self sufficient in the mountains. Our mountain proficiency courses aim to give you the vital map, compass and relevant hill skills to enable you to navigate in all weathers and is suitable for beginners upwards. They are aimed at individuals, clubs and youth groups. Our 1 day course is based in the MacGillycuddys Reeks mountains – and starts off with a short introduction, followed by a day out on the lower slopes learning about contours, pacing and timing distances, and getting to grips with really understanding what the map is showing us and how landscape features are represented. 1 day course syllabus: Maps, scales, grid system & grid references Concept of the three D’s – Direction, Distance and Detail The Compass, different types, advantages and disadvantages, measuring and taking bearings, allowing for magnetic variation Techniques for following bearings in bad visibility, back bearings Pacing distances and timing distances, all measuring and calculations Understanding Contours – the shape of the land – and interpreting map features. €75pp  Ref 31/07 Confirmed