Help jumping location

[darkman]

hello

I am from Dublin Ireland and I am trying to find a place to jump that is in dublin or wicklow. so far I have ruled out the dublin/wicklow mountains as its hard to get there. does anyone know any good locations?

 

[Afterman]

Liberty hall might be an option. I think there's a top floor balcony. If that doesn't work you could tie some weights to yourself and jump in the 40 foot at night. I'm kidding that's probably not a pleasant way to go. I hope you find your peace in one way or another.

 

[Crest33]

Liberty hall might be an option. I think there's a top floor balcony. If that doesn't work you could tie some weights to yourself and jump in the 40 foot at night. I'm kidding that's probably not a pleasant way to go. I hope you find your peace in one way or another.

40 foot is way to risky.

 

[Afterman]

40 foot is way to risky.

I know, it was a jest. I haven't been there in years anyway. I love that place.

 

[darkman]

theres no way to get into liberty hall unless climbing up the side which is difficult.

I know a place but its only roughly 100 feet which is not high enough.

the cliffs of moher is an option but its pretty far away and there is not easy access unless on tourist trips.

 

[Sarah555]

Dublin Airport car
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[CelestialSky]

Cliffs of Moher are the only thing I can think of that's a guarantee, but yeah it's a fair trek. I reckon you could do it without getting caught though, like at night or away from the official path. It's completely open apparently. There's a bridge over the M50 motorway, going northbound, between J13 and J12, where I know someone successfully ctb before. Only thing is, I don't know if they suffered for a long time before eventually dying, or if it was quick. It doesn't seem high enough to be a sure thing though.

 

[Sarah555]

Agree. 3 hours from Dublin but it's the only place suitable I feel.