A new edition of Dalkey Quarry... fully updated and now in full colour throughout...Overlooking Dublin, Dalkey Quarry is a supberb climbing venue and over 300 routes are described in this new edition along with loads of information for the visiting climnber. The guide has a full set of colour photo-topos plus some great action shots; there's also a succinct historical section highlighting the developments at the quarry over the years as well as a well researched geology section.192 pageslanguage englishedition 2022Mountaineering Ireland

This is the only guidebook to document Irish Climbing in a single volume. It focuses on the best routes at the best crags and includes areas and routes that have never been documented in a modern guidebook before. Very detailed directions and maps make it easy for the first time visitor to find and climb their chosen route. There are over 100 high quality photo topos in a clean, modern design and layout. The action and landscape shots show Ireland and Irish climbing at their very best. This is a selective guidebook focussing on quality routes throughout the grades. There are 22 crag destinations, north and south, including Fair Head; Donegal; Dalkey Quarry; Wicklow; The Mournes; and The Burren. David Flanagan from Dublin, Ireland has been climbing for 20 years. Rock Climbing in Ireland is his third book. His first, Bouldering in Ireland, was a finalist in the Guidebook category of the 2011 Banff Mountain Book Competition and is now in its second edition. His second book, Bouldering Essentials is a how-to guide for beginner and intermediate boulderers and is a finalist in the Guidebook category of the 2013 Banff Mountain Book Competition. 288 pages language english edition 2019 D. Flanagan Three Rock Books

The Bouldering in Ireland guidebook details all the major and minor bouldering areas across the length and breadth of the island of Ireland including Glendalough and The Wicklow Mountains, The Reeks, The Burren, Connemara, North West Donegal, Inishowen Peninsula, Fair Head, The Mournes and many more. Over 1700 problems in 90 areas From Font 3 to 8b Granite, gritstone, gabbro, limestone, sandstone, schist, quartzite and dolerite 100 maps, 140 photo-topos and detailed directions to get you to the problems Over 150 colour photos of the best problems 256 pages of full color in an A5 landscape format Contains areas that have never been documented before.   This second edition has been updated to include all new problems climbed and areas found since the first edition was published in 2011. If you want to learn more about bouldering in Ireland then check out theshortspan.com which has news, a forum and a new problem database.

The Mountaineering Ireland guidebook, 'Rock Climbing in Donegal', is a select guide to the entire County of Donegal. It documents over one thousand outstanding rock climbs from Muckross Head in the south to Malin Head at Ireland's most northerly point on the Inishowen Peninsula. The guidebook comprises 25 very different rock climbing areas. Each area has descriptive text and an area map to ensure the ease of finding the location. Throughout the book over 250 colour photographs have been used to help describe every cliff, crag, sea stack and mountain listed. This ensures that 96% of the routes are shown on full colour photo topos taken from the best angle and position in optimum light to allow first time visitors to find their chosen routes. The author Iain Millar has spent the past nine years exploring Donegal making the first ascents of over 400 rock climbs and 50 previously unclimbed sea stacks. It is with this in-depth knowledge of rural Donegal that he has selected and documented the climbs within this guidebook. What this guidebook will provide the first time visitor and the more seasoned Donegal climber alike is a lifetime, and indeed several lifetimes of outstanding world class rock climbing in some of the most beautiful, remote and unspoilt places in Ireland. 358 pages language english edition 2015/16 I. Miller Mountaineering Ireland

Fair Head is the greatest expanse of climbable rock in Ireland or Britain. It is the ultimate climbing venue stretching for 5 km. This 2014 edition from Mountaineering Ireland describes over 400 routes that includes new routes since last published in 2002. Detailed colour maps, route explanations and photographs makes this an essential source of information for climbing at Fair Head. 328 pages language english edition 2014 Rick Bell, Craig Hiller Mountaineering Ireland