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# climbing - Monday 29 April, 2013
‘Terrifying’ brawl between climbers on Everest
Sherpas had advised Europeans not to climb a new “undisclosed” route, but eyewitness says climbers ignored request.
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# climbing - Thursday 3 January, 2013
Ian McKeever: Taoiseach’s message of condolence recalls ‘passionate’ adventurer
Enda Kenny said McKeever was a passionate adventurer who was “driven in his belief that everybody can achieve their potential”.
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Three climbers die on Mount Everest, two still missing
The three climbers were descending the mountain when a wind storm hit the mountain.
Share1 Tweet6# climbing - Monday 9 April, 2012
On the up: Masters champion Watson climbs to Number 4 in world rankings
The golfer from Bagdad … Florida has broken into the Top 10 for the first time while our Rory remains second.
Share Tweet# climbing - Monday 5 December, 2011
Tiger jumps to 21st in rankings – as Rory McIlroy remains in second
McIlroy can catch Donald in the European Tour money list race by winning in Dubai this week – and hoping the Englishman finishes outside the top nine.
Share Tweet2# climbing - Friday 25 November, 2011
Man dies after fall on Croagh Patrick
The body of the man in his 60s was discovered by climbers on the Mayo mountain this afternoon.
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YouTube Top 10: because trikes are that extreme
Also in this week’s countdown: booty-shaking LPGA golfers, Ben Foden’s cringe-proof rapping and Roberto Soldado out-Fernandoing a certain Chelsea striker.
Share1 Tweet1# climbing - Saturday 28 May, 2011
Memorial service held for lost Irish Everest climber
Tributes are paid to John Delaney in Co Laois, as his wife describes losing her “husband, hero and best friend”.
Share8 Tweet2# climbing - Friday 27 May, 2011
Service to be held today in memory of Irish Everest climber John Delaney
Delaney, a successful businessman who founded the market prediction company Intrade, died last weekend just 50 metres from the summit of Everest. Business colleagues have been paying tribute to him after his tragic death.
Share Tweet3# climbing - Tuesday 24 May, 2011
Irish climber dies on Everest – three days after wife gave birth
John Delaney, 41, hadn’t been told that his wife gave birth before he died on Saturday only 50 metres from the summit.
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