Everest winds force Irish climbers to delay summit attempt

Strong winds and deteriorating weather thwarted attempts today by more than 100 climbers to scale 29,035ft Mount Everest.

Everest winds force Irish climbers to delay summit attempt

Strong winds and deteriorating weather thwarted attempts today by more than 100 climbers to scale 29,035ft Mount Everest.

Among the 100 is a group of five Irish climbers, led by Corkman Pat Falvey and including Hannah Shields, who hopes to be the first Irish woman to climb Mount Everest.

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