Photos by nomad

Ciaran bearing his teeth on the side pull of the rails. ps

Climber: Me(Stuart Wallace) Date: 31/07/2005 This is a classic 3* 30m pitch around the corner from the main wall. The start is interesting as you have to swing aroung an arete to get on route, the penalty for failure is a dunk in the sea.

A photo of myself on Run of The Arrows on Gola Island off the coast of Donegal. Taken 31 July 2005.

On our trip to Font last September we ended up spending our first day in some minor area, this pic was taken then. Climber(Boulderer) is my friend Jamie.

Myself on the acclaimed le toit du cul du chien. Unfortunately I didn't quite make it this time but next time I will (I hope).

Glendalough (Gaelic) roughly translates to The Glen of Two Lakes, this is one of them. This submission is composed of 2 shots put together, still working on how to do this really well but I'll get there someday.

Neil Carolan climbing pyramid peak(HVS) in Glendalough. This route had a cool move half way up where a great void had to be crossed.

There is a really nice traverse of a cave close to the sea in Ground Zero, Portrane. Thanks to my friend Sean for snapping this of me.

This is a pic of myself on the route 'Good Times'. Although only a few feet(exaggeration) off the hard deck, this was some of the most strenous climbing I've done.

For this climb I had my right leg surgically attached to my right shoulder, or so it would appear. This is a really tricky problem that has a soul destroying dyno finish much further up.

This is another shot of my friend Mick climbing one of the classic routes in the Burren. This shot was taken Easter Sunday 2004.

This is my friend Honza climbing Genesis. Genesis is a climb that looks great in photographs but the first piece of gear is not until you are halfway up, this is Ireland so there are no bolts.

This is the Mirror Wall of the Burren. The route is called 'Phoenix in the Mirror' graded E6(6c). I cought this photo after a long day climbing, these two were only starting this 35m.

This is a shot of my friend Mick about to tackle "The Ocean" E2(6a) on Easter Sunday 2004. Start below the roof and work the crack to the top. About 30m I think.

On a sunny day in march? We decided to top rope "the ghost" however what jamie climbed was poltergeist just beside the ghost.

Stuart Wallace (nomad). This is me Belaying Dave Stacey In Dalkey.

Myself (Stuart Wallace) climbing Paradise in Dalkey Quarrey, Dave Stacey is visable at the top.

Dave Stacey leading Yourshire Pudding on a freezing day last week.