Short, steeep climb to summit. Great views. Slid down the screes in a rapid descent. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/76/comment/194/

Yes Errigal is well documented here and elsewhere. But this is Errigal by the North Face and yet another high standard gerrym video bursting with colour and craftsmanship. gerrym has hit a rich vein of late and is putting enormous work into his craft. I just love it. I strongly recommend a look. The video captures the sense of a steep sramble in a way that you don't see too often. In the words of gerrym:
"A walk on Errigal Mountain, Donegal, Ireland. This hillwalk climbs Mount Errigal from the north with near guaranteed solitude and more challenge than the usual approach. Starting at Procklis Lough and following an old bog road brings the imposing northern scree slopes with a fantastic scramble and stunning views. Clambering through a window of rock and following precarious paths on the way to suddenly appear on the summit from a direction which may leave others wondering? Descent along the normal path, climbing Macknoght, descending to the beautiful Atlan Lough and following its shore back to Procklis Lough. A stunningly beautiful walk in one of the most beautiful parts of Ireland." Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/76/comment/14828/

Errigal is up there alongside Croagh Patrick as one of Irelands most aesthetic mountains. To view it from a distance is as jaw dropping as the views from on top. The hike itself is a very straight forward out and back route from the Errigal Car park on the R251 as mentioned by simon3. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/76/comment/20137/

I went up Errigal on 24th January 2022. Left car park after 1.00pm. Generally sunny with some cloud. Arrived at the summit in fairly clear conditions with a fine mist blowing over from Dunlewy Lough.The sun broke out and, looking down towards Altan Lough, I was treated to view a Brocken spectre. Made my day! Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/76/comment/23402/