Adam Sweeney

Yeah, it hasn't really sunk in.

It's mad.

I was only just thinking about it.

It's six days since we were on the summit.

Now we're back living in the sunshine back home.

It's really weird, but I'm absolutely delighted.

Look, it was so, so tough.

Everything that went wrong could have went wrong.

But look, it worked out in the end.

So absolutely delighted.

Yeah, well, I suppose we were on the way up and every single bit you're looking at, you're thinking, that's it, that's it.

The amount of falls so much was ridiculous.

But you can always see something lurking in the background.

But once you get up to the top, it's just pure, pure relief because you're there for 11 hours and you're after having a failed attempt and everything like that.

But then you kind of have to lock in as well and realise, well, look, the most dangerous part is the way down now.

So I can't kind of lose control of myself too much here.

But, oh, you're just buzzing.

And to get there with the lads was absolutely unbelievable.

All three of us to get up was so nice.

It could have been, yeah.