A mountain-climbing team from Nepal has left scathing reviews of Pomeroy after their 10-strong entourage was left disappointed from travelling 4700 miles to climb the famed mountains they heard about in a song on YouTube.

The professional climbers, who recently climbed Mount Everest in the fastest time ever, flew to Ireland after hearing a song on YouTube sung by Niall Hanna, determined to master the Pomeroy Mountains on foot and to find the remains of Renardine who is mentioned in the song.

Taking to Tripadvisor, world champion climber Purmal Nurja fumed:

“Put it like this, Everest is nearly 9000m above sea level. The biggest hill in Pomeroy is 400m. This was a disappointing climb. It took us half an hour, after travelling for 16 hours to get here. On the plus side, we are staying in Galbally and Tally’s Bar was some craic. We got bluttered and joined a local cultural group called Óglaigh na hÉireann who are going to take us out soon on a tour. But Pomeroy is not that great for the climbing. Niall Hanna has a lot to answer for.”

Nurja and his team are currently on the way to Lough Neagh to ‘see the monster’.