We’re pretty impressed with people already posting pictures from the top of Croagh Patrick this morning on today’s Reek Sunday pilgrimage.
Fair play, lads.
Reek Sunday takes place once a year, on the last Sunday in July. People trek to the top of Croagh Patrick to go to mass in the tiny church at the top – which only opens for mass this one day a year.
It’s looking amazing from up there right now
Early start #ReekSunday pic.twitter.com/lG20uTWLEq
— Richard Dixon (@rjjd) July 31, 2016
Tús maith, leath na hoibre
Great views of Mayo from half way up Croagh Patrick. #reeksunday pic.twitter.com/c6Z9JFDd9N
— Hugh O’Malley (@Tavne) July 31, 2016
Don’t forget to grab a shtick before you head up
Sticks to help with the climb #reeksunday pic.twitter.com/vlY0hKua9p
— CatholicBishops (@CatholicBishops) July 31, 2016
Pilgrims are being advised not to climb barefoot this year by the Order of Malta out of safety concerns. So, take care out there.
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