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Softshell Jackets

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Softshell

Hill walking for beginners

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Hill walking for beginners

Adventure

The Irish Munros

Top 5 trekking tips for women

Adventure

Top 5 trekking tips for women

Carrauntoohil and Lake

Adventure

Hiking tips for Ireland

Training tips for hiking

Adventure

Training tips for trekking

Pat Falvey snow and ice (simulated training)

Adventure

Safety on the hills

walking in Russia

Adventure

Walking keeps your brain sharp

Irish coast guard rescue

Adventure

Travel Insurance

Summit of Elbrus top of Europe

Adventure

Altitude Sickness Prevention

Adventure

Ready for a great Adventure in 2019

Pat Falvey Team Kilimanjaro

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Success comes from having a goal and making it happen

Irelands greatest living explorer Corkman Pat Falvey (61) pictured at the Market Cross, Killarney at the weekend when announced that he has retired from extreme adventuring following a lifetime of conquering the worlds highest mountains and most remote regions. Falvey was the first mountaineer in the world to conquer the highest mountains on seven continents, not once but twice, including Mount Everest North and South. During that time the allure of extreme adventure nearly cost him his life many times and where over 30 of his colleagues have died. He also retraced the footsteps of Tom Crean and Ernst Shackleton on his Beyond Endurance expedition to The South Pole and has led other expeditions across across deserts, glaciers and jungles in the most remote regions on the planet. Once a millionaire in his 20s who then went bankrupt, Falvey now lives in Kerry near the foot of Carrauntoohil where his adventures began and launched his autobiography Accidental Rebel charting his success and failure of his life in Kerry at the weekend.

Adventure

Pat Falvey “hangs up his boots”

Everest-Pat on summit 1995

Adventure

Picture Gallery Accidental Rebel

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About the book ‘Accidental Rebel’

First Irish team at South Pole

Adventure

First Irish team to the South Pole

Pat Falvey with Russian ILyushin airforce plane

Adventure

Pat Falvey Explorer adventure show reel and bio.

Accidental rebel

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Accidental Rebel Front and back book cover

Pat Falvey and Clare O'Leary on the Summit of Everest Summit 2004

Adventure

Highest Puc Fada and first Irish female to summit Everest.

Top of Everest 2004

Adventure

Hitting the Highest Puc Fada in the world on Mt. Everest