The western upper slab is topped by two broken pinnacles and drops on the west side steeply into the sea. The landward side of the slab consists of a loose slab, Googliox, leading up from a steep unstable boulder gully. The east of the gully is bounded by smooth boiler plate slabs topped by a scree. From the cliff top descend the grass for 76m. and continue down the boulder gully until the loose slab is reached, belay at the junction between the upper slab wall and the slab. Climb diagonally right to the grass ledge and continue right and up to the crest of the ridge - the junction between the loose slab and the lower seaward slab.
Peg belay in position on lower slab.
S S.R. Young, D. O'Murchu. 19.3.73 Abseil from the peg at the top of Googliox for 45m. and pendule 15m. into the corner between the upper and lower slabs - belay. Climb from above the sea cave in the corner on good rock - Peg belay. Continue up the slab to the grass ledge, runner, back into the corner at the large flake, runner, climb out left, runner and up the slab to the right. Belay to assorted nuts.