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Ailladie (Irish: Aill an Daill, lit. 'Blind Man's Cliff'; also
known locally as the
Ballyreen Cliffs), is an 800-metre-long (2,600 ft) west-facing limestone...
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routes in Ireland,
including the
first ascent of
Rainy Days (5.12+) at
Ailladie,
County Clare The
first solo of the
Palisade Traverse (VI 5.9) in 22 hours...
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While not as well
known as
other Irish rock
climbing locations (like
Ailladie, Fair Head or
Dalkey Quarry),
various Old Red
Sandstone cliffs and crags...
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accommodation centre for
visitors to the
major limestone rock
climbing area of
Ailladie (most
climbs at or
above E1 5b), a
short 8 km
drive away,
Doolin has its...
- are not
particularly known for
their advanced rock
climbing (e.g.
unlike Ailladie in Clare, or Fair Head in Antrim), the east face of Carrauntoohil, looking...
- Kinvara. The area
includes such
natural features as
Mullaghmore hill and
Ailladie cliffs, and
historic monuments such as
Poulnabrone dolmen and Caherconnell...
- very po****r with walkers, surfers, rock
climbers (being 6 km
north of
Ailladie -
Ballyreen Point),
tourists and is
particularly interesting to botanists...
- R****s are not
especially known for
their rock-climbing routes,
unlike Ailladie in
Clare or Fair Head in Antrim. The 450
metres (1,480 ft) rock climbing...
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Marchanded Crack, a 28
metre single-pitch
route in
Ailladie....
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Cronain is the more
advanced rock
climbing limestone sea–cliff
called Ailladie,
which contains some of Ireland's most
advanced rock climbs. Owens, Peter...
