Renowned diver involved in Thai cave rescue smashes record for Ireland's deepest dive
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Lankyman
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The article is inevitably written for a non-caving audience so doesn't give much background to the dive site. Jim Warny says that the dive is levelling out but there's no context - where's the water coming from, are there any nearby caves to potentially link up with? I've caved in Fermanagh and Clare but know nothing of the situation in Co. Mayo.
Cantclimbtom
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Some background reading
en.m.wikipedia.org
Sorry if this is harsh and grumpy but .. The Irish examiner article looks like typical scumbag journalism where a good article is ripped off (often people using AI as too lazy to copy/paste other people's work themselves) and mangled it removing key details.
I think the original article the Irish Examiner plagiarised is https://www.pegasuscavingclub.org/deepest-cave-dive-2025
Edit: all grumpiness aimed at poor journalism, not Huge's post of an interesting story, thank you
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Sorry if this is harsh and grumpy but .. The Irish examiner article looks like typical scumbag journalism where a good article is ripped off (often people using AI as too lazy to copy/paste other people's work themselves) and mangled it removing key details.
I think the original article the Irish Examiner plagiarised is https://www.pegasuscavingclub.org/deepest-cave-dive-2025
Edit: all grumpiness aimed at poor journalism, not Huge's post of an interesting story, thank you
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Lankyman
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No lazy, journalism here. I'd vaguely heard of the Aille River Cave but hadn't realised this was its resurgence. There seems to be quite some potential distance to link them
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