(Ir. Glinsce [logainm.ie], poss. 'valley difficult of access')
Height: 304 metres
OS 1/50k Mapsheet: 23 for top
Grid Ref: F94800 42100
Latitude: 54.316794 Longitude: -9.617322
ITM: 494773 842101
Prominence: 179m Isolation: 2.9km
There are several townlands named Glinsce in the west of Ireland (anglicised as Glinsk, Gleensk or Gleesk). Several, though not all, are in rather remote valleys or ravines, of which the ravine N of this peak is a fine example. The name is obscure b
Glinsk is the 961st highest summit in Ireland. Our data has reached 21% of the goal for this summit. (Details)
Picture: Looking West across the coast from Glinsk top Expand pics.
Cliffside
by Geansai 3 Jul 2011
I went over a gate and a little way up the track off the road marked on the os map to the east of Glinsk before turning left onto the hill. Don't know about parking at that gate. I had walked down to the road from Tawnaghmore, having parked I was to discover a fifty minute walk down the road from this track which you only go up a little way. Its a rough but short climb over the heather. There is a little ridge between two high points. The unmarked summit area is on the southern side further away from the sea. No cairn. On the northern high point you can walk down towards the cliffs before being confronted by a barbed wire fence. I didn't bother trying to get over it. I could see a sailing boat heading east close to the coast below. On the way up Tawnaghmore I could make out the faint shape of cliffs on the Donegal coast, but they were no longer visible despite the clear weather. Good views across the North Mayo coast though. Then it was back down the hill and a pleasant but long walk back to the car. (Comment Rating 4.00)
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