Beautiful!!! Thank you so much, Eddie! Wish I could be there right now.

Wow some brilliant shots and views. Thanks for sharing Eddie.

Wow what a day you had. The only time I have been up Mt. Brendon started  with fog and at the top blue sky all over the place like beeing in another world. The Aurora just stunning. 😊

Watching the video while sitting on the sofa and I got dizzy 😂 Absolutely amazing Eddie. Thanks for climbing up there. I feel blessed by you!

Fantastic work Eddie. Very few days you get such a good day for MT Brandon.

Must be hard to leave it and come back down on a special day like that Eddie. The beehive remnants get your imagination working overtime, wonder what the story was, back in the day. ? Bet they didn`t get to see the northern lights , or maybe they did.! A terrific video to enjoy, many thanks.

What a perfect day on Mount Brandon -- those clear skies really show off the views.  One of the most beautiful places in Ireland, no doubt.  Amazing hike!

Those aurora snaps are unreal!

Eddie WOW what a day and views. Photo opportunities everywhere you look. Fantastic!!

Wow Eddie…just spectacular 360 degree  views. Those Aurora shots were simply divine! The beautiful song of the sky lark brought back childhood memories of trying to spot them so high up! The beehive ruins and wall must have required a lot of work. Ancient sites are around every corner of the Emerald Isle, including mountain tops! ☘️👍💚🙏

Fantastic Eddie

You are getting some great weather up there these days. Amazing shots! I remember seeing the Aurora one night with a couple of the lads when we were still in the tech. No idea what it was (before Google 😂), told Rory Flaherty the next day in geography and he dismissed it as a made up story. Front page of the Cork Examiner the next day and he had to apologise 😂😂😂.
Keep it up. Great videos

Stunning video Eddie, aurora images are class. Yiu got blessed with the weather 👌

Great Video Eddie, you really made the most of that nice spell of weather. The views on that hike were stunning! Nuts to think about the amount of work (and risk) that went into building those walls. What a fantastic shot you got at 26:05.

Looks very impressive!!

Absolutely stunning!!! Thanks so much, Eddie. I really enjoy your videos and they also help me to choose hiking destinations. After I almost fell off a cliff in 1993, I don't really have a head for heights anymore, or rather drops. I wouldn't go up the Faha way for that reason but the way you took seems okay to me. I've been up Galtymore from the black road route and the Kings Yard route and loved it. I've also been on Knockmealdown and some other mountains and hills. As long as there's not drops too close, I'm fine. For a quick fix on the Dingle peninsula I go up Cruach Mhárthain. Very short hike, but beautiful views. :) Thanks again for this, and all your other videos.

Brilliant is the proper word to describe your hike and the Auroras. The beehive clusters remind me of the ones on top of Skellig Michael that I went in when my wife and I climbed to the top in 2022. These ones are bigger but the ones on Skellig would have to be smaller due to limited land area on top of Skellig Michael. The ones you showed in this video face the Skelligs so I wonder if they were built by the same Monks or their brethren?

I am glad you did ❤ fantastic views I hope to climb  Brandon via the raga zig zag path next year what superb views thanks for sharing cheers Andy

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Went to Malin Head today - yes, Eddie, the opposite end of the country, which is apparently too "out there" for you! But anyway - beautiful day up there, too. I'm not a religious man but it was one of those moments when you find yourself speechless with wonderment. 😮