Barry O'Dwyer on a project rout e at Dalkey Quarry Ireland. The route take a thin path up and is quite overhanging in the last 6-7 meters.

Gary making his way up the awkward crack of the shield. The weather was so nice that the climbing was made even harder by the sweaty rock which sucked the chalk off your hand and made smearing nearly impossible.

Stuart traversing out from the groove onto the face on the last section of Gargoyles Groove Direct E1. A much better finish then the indirect version.

This photo was actually taken in Bray Head (not in Dalkey as stated) on an easy VS climb called 'Crinklewood'. Here, I'm belaying Bikesh from the 'Crow's Nest' - about 3/4ths the way up. Nice cold and rainy Irish weather!

Orla leading her first climb in Dalkey quarry after the winter break. The route goes up the slab then breaks right to finish over the overhang.

The upper cliffs of the quarry on a December evening

Barry O'Dwyer trying a project rout at Dalkey Quarry, Dublin, Ireland. Thin Moves followed by lots of Egyptians....

Alaister on one of the eliminates at Dalkey Quarry, Ireland. Dublin city is visible in the background.

Photo of Gráinne and I taken by Colin Another peach of a route up the right side of the White Wall. The second pitch is exposed and committing. Start at a slabby groove just right of the start to In Absentia. Finish climb by moving out left by committing long step onto the face. Climb the steep wall above to an ash tree belay. (better not to use the tree I think) [VS 4b,4c]

Fine steep climbing with good protection far away from the city centre. [ VS 4c] Photo taken by C. Burkley as the sunlight was fading.

Kev Moroney on The Masochish in Dalkey Quarry, Ireland. The route is E3 6a, or about 5.11c? Please comment.

Kev on the Masochist, in Dalkey quarry, E3-6a (Please Comment)

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

It wasnt actually that nice. It was freezing! This is me on Paradise lost in the only sunny spell of the day. Its a nice easy climb except for the broken glass in a crack half way up. Taken By: Stuart Wallace

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.

This is a Photo of Julia Greiner leading Levitation in Dalkey Quarry, Dublin, Ireland.

Julia Greiner taking the lead on Winders Crack, in Dalkey Quarry, Dublin, Ireland.

Spailpin - Dalkey Quarry, Dublin, Ireland [E1 5c] [5-11ish], Kevin Moroney & Andy Kelly climbing. Very nice slab climb with some tricky moves up a small ramp.

Climbing at the upper cliffs at Dalkey Quarry, Dublin climbs ranging from HVS to E5

A photo taken by Glynn Foster, of Domhnall Brannigan working a fingery English 6a-ish variation left of the classic crack 'Streetfighter' VS 4c. A balancy reachy rockover to start to a half oint edge, then keep the blinkers on as you crimp up a line left of the Streetfighter ramp - never actually got around to leading/soloing the route before leaving for Australia -reckon it would go at about E3 6a, but it's a bit contrived.

Drinkers Delight and Drinkers Direct Dalkey

Yorkshire Pudding and Winders Crack Dalkey

Yorkshire Pudding and Honeypot Crack Dalkey