Climbs 11
Rocktype Quartzite
Altitude Tidal
Faces all
Inner Stack (From SE) © cearbhalld
Crag features
This island lies about one mile north of Howth Harbour, and the known climbs are to be found on the big quartzite stacks at the south east. corner of the island. The climbs, typically, are steep but with good holds. It is a great venue for a relaxed and different climbing day out.
See http://wiki.climbing.ie/index.php/Ireland%27s_Eye
Approach notes
RESTRICTIONS. Gulls, guillemots, and other seabirds nest on the Stacks, which should therefore be avoided from the beginning of April until mid July.
The Outer Stack is now permanently inaccessible because of the density of the gannet population.
Access is by boat from Howth Harbour. Check out www.howth-boats.com for regular sailings.
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