A group of Irish people were airlifted from Sweden's highest mountain on Monday morning after they were stranded there overnight.
Six people were airlifted from the summit of Kebnekaise after they endured a freezing night on the peak of the mountain.
They had set out on Sunday to climb the 2,100 metres to the top of the mountain and reached the top.
They were able to contact emergency services on their phones after they became stranded on the mountain.
Temperatures reached lows of -10C while strong winds also hit, with one person reported to have been wearing shorts on the baltic summit.
Swedish Mountain Rescue managed to airlift the climbers to safety by making two separate trips up the mountain on Monday morning.
He advised people to check Mountain Rescue Ireland for tips and advice ahead of making a trip abroad the climb a mountain. »