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mcrtchly 2012-01-10 11:02:03	Geology of Ireland Books In reply to Sweeney, the Geological Survey of Ireland (and the Survey in Northern Ireland) produced a series of booklets on Landscapes from Stone. These mainly cover the northern part of the island, but there are also publications on the Burren and the Copper Coast. see http://www.gsi.ie/Publications+and+Data/General+Interest/ for more details. The GIS has a more detailed book on the geology of Ireland written for schools (see Schools in the same website). There is also a non-technical book written by Peadar McArdle entitled Rock Around Ireland A Guide to Irish Geology. Martin
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Lyracappul

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2 months ago.
Slievecushnabinnia, carrignabinnia, lyracappul, galteemore, walk, Length:20.0km, Climb: 1330m, Area: Slievecushnabinnia, Galty Mountains (Ireland) S

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Lugnabrick SW Top: Lesser Known Lug

Geansai

2 months ago.
There's no cairn for the NE top. This is the SW top cairn looking north to Bunnacunneen and Bun Beg with Devilsmother in the middle beyond

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Ballyarthur Hill: Who needs 20 minutes?

Onzy

2 months ago.
Having an hour to spare en route to a meeting in Cork, I had intended to follow SBender's route up this hill. Driving up the narrow boreen, wondering where he had found to leave the car, before r...

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Pilgrim Paths in Ireland - reviewer wanted

simon3

2 months ago.
Recently John G O'Dwyer spoke at the Walkers Association in Dublin about pilgrim paths that he has unearthed or rediscovered in Ireland. It was an interesting and very engaged talk. John, with t...

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Benbrack (Breifne) and its NE Top

Onzy

2 months ago.
Quick up and down taking in Benbrack and its NE Top walk, Length:7.8km, Climb: 325m, Area: Benbrack NE Top, Breifne (Ireland) Benbrack NE Top, Benbra

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Largo Law: Iconic Hill

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2 months ago.
Largo Law seems to be the nearest hill listed close to my former home town of Anstruther although the much loved Kellie Law is visible from my old house. A simple steep climb along a path out off ...

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