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Muddyboots guided walking Guided Mountain walking in the South East of Ireland and Mountain Skills Training,Bord Failte approved
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Like a winter wonderland❄️☃️ Coumshinaun today.
22/11/2024

Like a winter wonderland❄️☃️ Coumshinaun today.

Sheep in the sneachta today with Silabh na mban on the horizon wearing her winter coat❄️
21/11/2024

Sheep in the sneachta today with Silabh na mban on the horizon wearing her winter coat❄️

21/11/2024

We have been watching the forecast for Saturday very closely and have had to make the difficult call for the first time in 9 years to postpone this year’s Long Way Round.

Weather conditions for Saturday are not in our favour with heavy rain and high winds forecast overnight Friday and throughout Saturday, following a week of yellow and orange alerts for snow and ice.

As an organisation whose sole purpose is to rescue people in difficulty on the hill, it would be very remiss if we were to continue with the event in adverse weather on terrain made more challenging by the conditions. We also have to consider all our route marshalls who would have to remain in position on the hill for many hours in difficult situations.

We want this event to be enjoyable for all and more importantly safe. With this in mind, we have proactively made the decision to postpone this year’s event early so we can notify all our stakeholders in good time. We have been extremely lucky with the weather for the past 8 years, but it had to happen sometime.

An email with more information has been sent to all participants tonight. Your registration for the 23rd November is still valid for the 25th January, you don’t need to do anything. If you are unable to participate in January you can avail of a refund through Ticket Tailor, the “manage my booking” link in your original booking confirmation email or contact [email protected].

We want to thank you sincerely for supporting Long Way Round, without your support we cannot do what we do.

Good advice from Kerry Mountain Rescue Team
20/11/2024

Good advice from Kerry Mountain Rescue Team

WINTER SAFETY MESSAGE:

With the short winter days and unpredictable weather it's very important to plan ahead to ensure you stay safe out on the mountains. As the winter sets in, there are a few key safety considerations for those heading into the mountains:

Be Aware
Make sure you start your walk or climb early enough in the day; be aware of what time it gets dark and allow for rapid changes in the weather too.

Plan
Plan your day and route taking into consideration a reliable mountain weather forecast. Leave a route plan with a responsible person. Don't forget to keep an eye on the weather during the day.
Always be prepared to turn back or take a shorter route. The mountains will still be there another day.

Prepare
Whatever your plans, you’ll need a good headtorch and spare batteries in case you get delayed. People sometimes prefer to carry a second lightweight torch so they don’t need to change batteries in the cold or the dark if the head torch packs up.

Equipment Checklist (minimum)
• Sturdy footwear with a good tread
• Food and warm drinks
• Waterproofs
• Map and compass and ability to navigate
• Hat and gloves
• Torch and batteries
• Extra layers to keep warm and dry
• Fully charged phone and spare battery
• Bivvy bag or group shelter and first aid kit
• In snow and ice conditions you will also need an ice axe, crampons and winter skills!

If you need to call out mountain rescue, first make a note of all relevant details:
• Location (with a grid reference if possible)
• Name, gender and age of casualty
• Nature of injuries or emergency
• Number of people in the party
• Your mobile phone number.

Dial 999 or 112, then ask for ‘‘Mountain Rescue’.
Give all your prepared details of the incident and STAY WHERE YOU ARE until contacted by the rescue team.

For more information on mountain safety click link below:
https://kerrymountainrescue.ie/mountain-safety/

A moody day looking out over Crottys stables at Coumshinaun Lake.
16/11/2024

A moody day looking out over Crottys stables at Coumshinaun Lake.

Fog creeping in at sunset in the Nire Valley some lovely conditions the past few days in the mountains🙂
14/11/2024

Fog creeping in at sunset in the Nire Valley some lovely conditions the past few days in the mountains🙂

A great event for a good cause.
07/11/2024

A great event for a good cause.

Our annual 15Km fundraiser night walk/run returns on Saturday 23rd November 2024. All entries will receive a lovely new SEMRA b...

Moody views today in the Comeraghs with a nice group looking up at sean mban na piobaire waterfall🙂
05/11/2024

Moody views today in the Comeraghs with a nice group looking up at sean mban na piobaire waterfall🙂

03/11/2024
01/11/2024
Beautiful display of Autumn colours in the Nire woods 🌳today.
30/10/2024

Beautiful display of Autumn colours in the Nire woods 🌳today.

A lone Buzzard hunting in the fog this morning..the calm before the storm tomorrow
19/10/2024

A lone Buzzard hunting in the fog this morning..the calm before the storm tomorrow

23/09/2024
The Coumshinaun Loop looking stunning this morning🙂
13/09/2024

The Coumshinaun Loop looking stunning this morning🙂

05/09/2024

We are in the process of developing the Comeragh Mountains Outdoor Recreation Strategy and Action Plan.

The purpose of the Strategy is to provide a vision for the development of quality, well-planned and sustainable outdoor recreation opportunities in the Comeragh Mountains which will not only benefit local communities and economy but also ensure the protection and conservation of this wonderful upland area.

on how you think recreation could be managed in the Comeraghs moving forward.

Complete the survey at the following link https://arcg.is/WyfeW and/or

Attend our public consultation event:
📍The Park Hotel, Shandon Rd., Dungarvan
📅Wednesday 11th September
⏰7 p.m.

Project funded by Department of Rural and Community Development

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