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SEVERAL PEOPLE WERE treated for medical issues as thousands climbed Croagh Patrick to mark Reek Sunday – an important date in the Catholic calendar.
Mountain rescue personnel from Ireland and the UK were in place to assist those who needed help while climbing the famous Mayo mountain.
It’s estimated that about 5,000 people made the pilgrimage up the mountain, which is 760 metres high.
The Irish Air Corps airlifted a 46-year-old man to hospital, where he was treated for chest pains.
Mayo Mountain Rescue released the following list of people who required assistance on the mountain:
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