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Foilduff Hill An Fhaill Dubh A name in Irish
(Ir. An Fhaill Dubh [OSI], 'the black cliff') Tipperary County In Carn List

Height: 400m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 59 Grid Reference: R86283 63186 This summit has been logged as climbed by 10 members
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Longitude: -8.203739, Latitude: 52.71998 Prominence: 35m,   Isolation: 1.6km
ITM: 586235 663227,   GPS IDs, 6 char: Fldf, 10 char: Foilduff

Foilduff is the 842nd highest summit in Ireland.

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Wet grass and a forest track
Short Summary created by jackill  27 Oct 2010 Access from the forestry entrance at R858 652 (Point A), room for 2-3 cars. Walk on an access road for about 2.5 kms and climb the ditch at R86178 63100 (Point B) head uphill across a boggy gap in the trees to the summit.
Point A: R858 652 Point B: R86178 63100

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MountainViews.ie Picture about mountain Foilduff in area Shannon, Ireland
Picture: looking southwest from the summit (419? mtrs)
 
by jackill  11 Mar 2009 An easy distraction on the way to Mother mountain and its knee trembling heather and Sedge.
Access from the forestry entrance at R858 652. I turned off the track at R86178 63100 and made my way up across a gap in the trees to the summit. The mountain covered in snow in the distance is Cullaun in the Slieve Felim mountains.
I measured the height of this hill at 419 meters with an accuracy of 2.9 meters.
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MountainViews.ie Picture about mountain Foilduff in area Shannon, Ireland
Picture: Foilduff summit in spring!
Am I there yet?
by paddyhillsbagger  5 May 2012 My start point for a Foilduff/Mauherslieve circuit was at a friendly farmhouse at the start of a forestry entrance at R852 624 (Point C). From here the forest road to the left heads up to Foilduff summit. It turns itno a boggy ride for a while with lovely views of Knockfune to NW before crossing another road where you take another rough cross country walk to summit area. It's uncanny to spot the same trees as jackill's photo especially when all I was thinking at the time was; Am I there yet? Am I there yet? Am I there yet? I followed the directions to Mauherslieve and from the top spotted a forest road WNW of the summit which took me back to the start.
Point C: R852 624
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