Irish Toothache 5.7
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| Type: | Sport, 1 pitch, 40 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.6 [details] |
| FA: | Todd Gordon, Tucker Tech, Dara |
| Submitted By: | Pete eye on Mar 10, 2010 |
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Jo, leading Irish Toothache, just past the second ...
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Description Fun and short, on the upper left end of the face. Best if done WITHOUT an Irish toothache
Location JTNP has recently added signage which guides you better to this area. New signs are in accordance to JT West guide.
Protection Originally, 1st pro a fixed pin. Pin is gone, has been replaced with a bolt. 3 more bolts to two fixed pin anchor.
Pete on Irish toothache in the rain. Photo by Todd...
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Irish Toothache
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Thuy, near the start of Irish Toothache
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| Comments on Irish Toothache |
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By Chris D
From: the couch
Feb 6, 2012
| A fun route, and well-bolted. From the top of this route you can make an easy but grainy and poorly-protected traverse to the right around a corner to the anchors for Glen's Crack and Jack. From those anchors, you can rap down to the anchors for Old Hornington and The Bazooka. Unlike Irish Toothache, the pro is sparse on these routes. |
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