Dan Breens Cave - Hiking The Galtee Cush Loop - SoleTrail
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The War of Independence began with the shooting dead of two Royal Irish Constabulary policemen at Soloheadbeg, Co Tipperary, on January 21st, 1919.
Constables James McDonnell and Patrick O’Connell were escorting a consignment of gelignite to Soloheadbeg quarry outside Tipperary town when they were ambushed by eight men from the 3rd Tipperary Brigade.
The attack, which was not sanctioned by the Irish Volunteers leadership, resulted in general outrage and made the ambushers the most wanted men in the country.
They were on the run for months after that until the youngest of their number, Seán Hogan, was arrested at a dance in Tipperary in May and later rescued from a train at Knocklong Station after a shootout.
The woman who sheltered Dan Breen and Seán Treacy, the two most famous ambushers, after Soloheadbeg was eventually awarded a military pension.
Marian Tobin from Lansdowne Park in Limerick cited written testimonials from both Breen and his commanding officer Séamus Robinson in her application for a military pension.
In a letter written in 1950, Breen wrote in praise of Mrs Tobin, saying it was she who sheltered him and the others involved in the ambush for several days “while the area was very hot”.
Breen praised Tobin and described her as “one of the best workers we had from 1917 to 1923. There are few woman and not many men who gave more help than Mrs Tobin”.
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Galtee Mór and Galtee Beag!!! Miss my mountain 💚 thank you
Nice video lads!
Cheers man. You gotta put that on your to do list.
Great video again Martin. I may get out hiking myself, my fitness is at an all time low and there is now way I would manage the climbs you were doing. I will definitely add this one to the list though it looks class. I don't know how long your stone will stay on top of that cross with the wind up there. I have your tent review saved to watch later, looking forward to that one. All the best, mind yourself 👍
Thanks dude. It's a brilliant area. I camped on Templehill nor long after this and Christ the change in weather the tent held up but my nerves didn't 🤣 will have that video out soon. Really shows how weather changes on the mountain. Hope your out hitting the trails again. I still have the slieve bloom way in my head after watching your video. Stay safe man. Martin 🙌
You have a way of making it look easy 😅🚶♀️ well done guys. amazing video some great footage 👏
🤣 I cry off camera Beecy. I film in between the pain 😁 thank you for the comment 👏✌️
Was just up at the cave yesterday with my little boy Luke. He said next time we go we’re crawling in further 🙄😂
We both love watching your videos. 👍
Keep up the good work buddy 💪
That sounds like a fantastic adventure with your son. It's great to hear that he's excited to explore the cave even further next time. I'm delighted to know that you both enjoy watching the videos, and your support means a lot.
Thank you for the encouragement, and I'll do my best to keep sharing exciting content. Hello to Luke. Cheers Ray 🌄👨👦🏞️
Mountain is amazing, entertaining video man. Great work.
Cheers man. The Galtees are unbelievable. Well worth a trip. Cheers for the comment ✌️🙌
Beautiful drone shots of Lough Curra Martin - really nice! Your footage was crystal clear throughout 👍Looked like a fast pace you were setting, I'd be gasping for air behind or at least having to stop and have a chat with the sheep! The cold air and bright light are such a nice combination...gets me excited to get out to the hills ASAP 🙂Not too sure there was much tea drinking going on in that cave!! 🤔
Hi Miriam, thank you very much. Yeo I was delighted with the drone. Zero wind so happy days. We hammered the last part as we were against the sunset. Don't know why, we had head torches. Anyways it's was an epic hike. Love that loop.. as always, thanks for the support. 😁
Brilliant as usual lad, that Cush is hard going when you go up Slievecushnabinnia first or anti clock wise, haven't been to the cave before so I must plan a trip, thanks again for sharing the adventure 👍👍👍
Ooo haven't done it anti clock wise. Most do that. It's a tough ole hike but really enjoyable one. That cave is small but very cool indeed. Thanks as always for the support Niall. Much appreciated ✌️👏
Martin & Jeremy, Lough Curra looks cooler with each visit👍 The cave was a great find, a tight fit though😊 Looked like one of those days that had a few seasons in one❄☀ A great leg burning🔥circuit👍
I hear you, Gerry. Want to head there for a wild camp soon. Its a lovely spot. A bivy in the cave maybe. You'd be the man for that.
Martin, I definitely think you are the man for that😊
@@gerrymcveigh have never done a bivy camp yet. I will take the dive some day. Hope all is well Gerry.
I remember as a child (70s) my Father taking us up the Galtees from the South side...we went to a lake for some fishing...we found a cave but it wasnt that one....this one had a wide low entrance with overhanging rock......we went in a little way....there were sheep skulls and bones. My Father said we couldnt go further in as we had no lamp or rope. Ive never been back since but l do think its between Temple Hill and Galteemore.
O wow Amanda. That is brilliant to hear and now the search is on. Would love to find it. Thank you for the comment.
You could see my house from up there,well almost…🤗
We should have called in for tea 😁 your a lucky man to be living so close to these amazing mountains. ✌️🙌
@@soletrail live in Galway now,but originally from clogheen,just below the vee..
Omg I almost died on this mountain next to the lake last time! 🙈😅 as always great and funny video, definitely I'll be back there again soon...
PS. I won't judge you for a ,lipstick ' 😂
🤣🤣 can't beat a good ole lipstick. Great loop.. thanks for the comment Marta. You can give me make up tips any time 😁
That is not how you pronounce sologheadbeg! Didn't know there is a cave there.
Did my best 🙂