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Dublin/Wicklow Area Wicklow Mountains Subarea Printable format
Maximum height for area: 925 metres Summits in area: 89
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Tomaneena Mountain Wicklow County
Tuaim an Aonaigh A name in Irish (Language)
(Ir. poss. Tuaim an Aonaigh [PNCW], 'mound of the fair')
Height: 681 metres OS 1/50k Mapsheet: 56 for top
Grid Ref: T06300 98200 Latitude: 53.024237 Longitude: -6.416552
ITM: 706225 698234 Prominence: 54m   Isolation: 1.9km
Rating graphic. The first element may alternatively be Ir. tom, 'bush' or 'knoll'. Ir. aonach means 'a fair or assembly'. It is therefore curious that the mountain NW of Tomaneena is called Fair Mountain in English. Its Irish name is An Chaor. The valley below
Tomaneena is the 136th highest summit in Ireland. Our data has reached 60% of the goal for this summit. (Details)
   

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by simon3  22 Jun 2003 Irish mountain forestry is often criticised for destroying scenery by being planted in boring straight lines. The ridge between Turlough Hill (Tomaneena) and Fair Hill sports this astonishing, almost comical, alternative. Does anyone have any idea why it was planted like this? Remember this is commercial forestry at 500 to 550 m elevation.
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by csd  30 Mar 2004 A view of the reservoir, with Benleagh and Lugnaquilla in the background. Taken 28.03.2004 from the summit of Tonelagee.
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by simon3  10 Feb 2007 This is a view of the artificial summit lake from Scarr to the NE. Lugnaquillia on skyline.
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Turlough Hill from a different perspective
by darrenf  28 Apr 2010 An interesting view of Tomaneena and its power station I thought, which was found on the spirt of ireland website www.spirtofireland.org

The website itself is well worth a read - if these proposed plans do go ahead they very well may change the landscape of the west coast in years to come....
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by donoghue  31 Oct 2002 Good scramble up from the carpark at the power station. Can't see the reservoir till near the top.
If you've managed to get up Camaderry, you might as well traverse over to here to see the view of
West Wicklow. Ugly top but I suppose we need somewhere for the late late show tea break power.
surge...
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Nothing to see here!
by paulocon  5 Oct 2010 Took a walk up the access road having bagged Tonelagee earlier in the day. Turlough Hill is a pretty uninspiring mountain with no real distinct top. The ground behind the reservoir is littered with rocks from the nearby quarry - indeed the whole summit plateau is akin to an abandoned building site. Not a thing of beauty but it does give a great view back across the bulk of Tonelagee.
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