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Maximum height for area: 706 metres Summits in area: 43
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The Priests Leap Mountain Cork/ Kerry County
Léim an tSagairt A name in Irish (Language)
(poss. Ir. ‡Léim an tSagairt [PDT], 'the priest's leap')
Height: 519 metres OS 1/50k Mapsheet: 85 for top
Grid Ref: V97826 60647 Latitude: 51.789347 Longitude: -9.481489
ITM: 497798 560711 Prominence: 54m   Isolation: 2.1km
Rating graphic. The Priest's Leap is properly the name of a rock at the top of the pass between Kenmare and Bantry. There are various versions of the story which account for the name. Seán Ó Súilleabháin reports that the most commonly accepted one relates how a Fath
The Priests Leap is the 416th highest summit in Ireland. Our data has reached 75% of the goal for this summit. (Details)
   

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MountainViews.ie Picture about mountain The Priests Leap in area Shehy/Knockboy, County Cork/ Kerry, Ireland
Picture: Priest's Leap pass, view to Bantry Bay Expand pics.
 
Priest's Leap pass, views to Bantry Bay
by kabe  21 Nov 2012 We started from Priest's Leap pass to Cnoc Bui on a sunny November day.
After some days of rain it was quite boggy. With some photo breaks we returned after 2 1/2 hours.
A nice walk following the fence line.
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Round of Inchinagoum
by three5four0  15 Aug 2010 Combined The Priest Leap with Derrograne, Coomhola Mountain and Knock Boy south, from the small parking space below it.

Parked up and walked up hill to the summit, in quite thick weather, which cleared on our arrival and tempted us onto Derroograne, see that hill for the continuation.
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