Christmas Caption Competition
Minutes of the 2007 AGM
Climbing Wall Update Meeting Dec 2007
Climbing Wall Meet Attended by Paul Dunlop
Paul's brief report on the latest progress (or not)
Midges
A few words about every climber's least favourite insect
Climbfest 2007 Steering Group
5th February 2007 - a meeting took place
Rodders' Dissertation on Climbing Stress and Stuff
Rodders, AKA Rodney Moore, a prominent Colmciller since 1992 (ish) did a degree thingy in Sports Science and wrote this dissertation about climbing.
Ticks - A Warning to All
Tick bites can transmit a range of horrible diseases. Read all about Lyme Disease and more.
Dunowen Warning - Please take no dogs
Access may be curtailed at certain crags if we forget our manners. The farmer at Dunowen does not want dogs near his beasts.
Severance at Culdaff. May 2003.
A shocking incident involving a lost arm and a long walk.
Eglish Valley Pictures and Topos
Eglish valley is now very well developed, but there is still potential for new routes. These pages were set up after the first wave of exploration and include some useful topo diagrams etc.
For the full guide to Eglish go to [Donegal Guidebook]
A defence of the perennial Ron Hill Tracksters
One of this site's most popular pages!
Bridge Jump Research
Doing a massive bridge jump from Foyle Bridge is still a possibility.
Al Millar on the new routes at Rubonid Point
El Pres, Alan Tees, answers his critics over the Donegal Guidebook
A previously unknown sea-stack surfaces somewhere
Chinese photos and information
Some (unearthed) history of the Club
Ramore Head is on the N. Antrim coast and has some good potential
Frankie's first instalment of a series of articles on Donegal Winter climbing
A collection of songs that were deemed to be suitable for camping trips!
El Presidente in shamateurism scandal
Minutes of the AGM November 2000
Things to take camping on an uninhabited island
Comparison of International Climbing Grades
Timetable from Summer 2000 - nostalgia.
The exploits of the club's cutting-edge climbers
A tyro's guide to rock-climbing
Excellent article about climbing in New Zealand
Is Climbing Like Sex? Alan Tees explores a delicate subject