Casual "approach" climbing to the roof jugfest.

Over the Clover

Irish Scream

The Pub Crawl [Var]

Back Crack

Halfpint

Tullamore Dew

Corned Beef and Thrash

Special Brew

Belfast Breakfast

Hanging Harps

Secret In The Cellar

Pain & A Dirty Glass

Ten OZ Draft

Kiss It

Luckily Unlucky

Whiskey on Sunday

Souless Ginger

Triple Stout

Irish Inche

Gingers Welcome

ExtraVertical Activity

Public Enemy

RICE Pudding

Fun low angle climbing to neat roof section on bomber holds....bring some slings to reduce rope drag through roofs.

The Pub Crawl is the grand, obvious linkup of all three routes in the Pub.  Starting on Special Brew, climb through the crux to join Corned Beef and Thrash at the shared clipping jug.  Continue up Corned Beef and Thrash until an obvious traverse right deposits you at the high crux of Triple Stout and finishes on that route. 

  The Pub Crawl incorporates all of the best climbing on all 3 routes and the cruxes of both Special Brew and Triple Stout.  It might be a little soft for the 12+ grade but it doesn't make sense to have a route that incorporates two solid 12 cruxes plus additional pump and still only rate it mid 12.  We'll see where the consensus puts this one.

A thoughtful slab for 3 bolts, then an overhanging crack for 5 bolts. Bolts are fairly closely spaced so you don't impact the slab if you blow a clip.

 When I first got on this route to see if it was worth doing and mark bolt placements, it seemed really easy. Like 5.9. When I did the FA run (blazing sun, no warmup) it seemed like 5.11. Based on that and the struggles I've seen other folks have, I'm saying it is at least 10+.

Super-steep roped bouldering.  Very fun. A bit easier and more straight-forward than Secret In The Cellar. 

  Recommend that belayer use the keeper bolt to avoid getting pulled into the fall line. A 3-foot sling (or chain of draws) is about right.  

  Stick clip of 2nd bolt is cheating. 

  Not at all sure of rating.

Climb up blocks to a nice crux, then beautiful stone to the top.

Crux at 4th bolt....rest of route you can campus to impress the ladies....or fellas.

Steep and burly...low crux with high redpoint crux.

Super-steep roped bouldering. A sweet little gem of a problem. 

  Recommend that belayer use the keeper bolt to avoid getting pulled into the fall line. A 3-foot sling (or chain of draws) is about right.  

  Stick clip the 1st bolt is okay, 2nd is cheating.

The technical crux is the first 15 feet.  Then a short slab walk leads to a bulge, then up nice rock to an unusual finish.

Great warm up....very casual jug hauling.

Super chill climbing for bottom half....then high crux....some people stay left....some people bank right around arete....little tougher to stay left....but do what ever is funner.

Fun variation to Luckily Unlucky....branches right.

Up a pleasant slab for 4 bolts to an overhanging arete.  Climb the arete to a full rest, then launch out left on the steep handrail, then up the steep final section. Cool holds, steep, FUN.The route both overhangs and traverses, so cleaning would be a bitch if it did not have cabledraws.Cleaning the bottom 5 draws is pretty easy on TR. Leader cleans last bolt and lowers, then someone ties in to other side of rope while it is through the anchor and TRs (5.9 - 5.10) to get the bottom draws.

This unusual little route may be the steepest 5.10 on the mountain. 3 overhangs separated by overlaps with full recovery rests mean the climbing is somewhat strenuous but not pumpy.

Gets morning shade.....same elevation as The Steep. This long-ish wall consists of three separate areas:Left end - where most of the moderates are locatedThe Pub- really nice steep wall with some independent lines and linkupsThe Cellar - Steep roped bouldering

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