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Scratch footage of the event on the summit of Croagh Patrick on 02|04|2022 featuring Charlie Bird, Daniel O'Donnell, Vicky Phelan, and Matt Molloy.

Climbing the Cummeenageargh Gully and crossing the Beenkeragh Ridge to summit on Carrantoohil (Corrán Tuathail) in the Magillicuddy Reeks, April 2018. Blue skies and snow. It was a day for spectacular views of the mountains of the Dingle Peninsula and South Kerry (Iveragh). The best climbing in Ireland. Climbers (members of Tralee Mountaineering Club - TMC) Nuala Finn Bairbre Hickey Bertie Hick...

Bertie Hickey, Andrew Kelliher, John Laide, & Ciarán Walsh, Members of Tralee Mountaineering Club (TMC) climbing Carrauntoohil (Corrán Tuathail) in the Magillicuddy Reeks, the highest mountain in Ireland, in extreme winter conditions. March 4 2018. Winter mountaineering at its best.

Andrew Kelliher leads the Level 3 walk for Tralee Mountaineering Club Members in the Magillicuddy Reeks, Co Kerry, on Sunday 11 Feb 2018. Winter Mountaineering at its best. Photography: Bertie Hickey and Ciarán Walsh

The best of Ballyheigue and the Wild Atlantic Way: the Ballyheigue Half a Head and 10K Run, 18 June 2017.A short video by Ciaran Walsh.

The Wild Atlantic Way at its best! Horse racing on Ballyheigue Beach in County Kerry, Ireland on New Years Day 2017.

The 24th Annual Christmas Day Swim in Ballyheigue, Co Kerry, Ireland

Kayaking along the Wild Atlantic Way, from Meenogahane to Pol na dTarbh or the "Bull's Hole" as it is known. a cave on the southern shore of the Shannon Estuary in County Kerry. Meenogahane is a pier east of Ballyheigue and north of the village of Causeway, which is located on the Wild Atlantic Way. Paddles are Nuala Finn, Ger Kirby, and Ciaran Walsh.

The Blasket Sound - the short stretch of water between Dún Chaoin and the Great Blasket Island - has a fearsome reputation. In July 2013 Padraig O'Donoghue, Fiona O'Donoghue and Ciarán Walsh launched their kayaks in Dún Chaoin and headed for the island, sitting out the tidal surge on Beginish Island before landing on Trá Bán, the white strand. Conditions were good so they headed off again and p...

A group of musicians have come together to put music at the centre of one of the biggest community festivals in Kerry. Inspired by the legendary “big wind” of September the musicians have launched the “Pattern Thrasher” music festival which they hope will blow away the crowds at the annual pattern day in Ballyheigue. Ballyheigue is probably the biggest pattern day that survives in North Kerry. ...