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Croaghacullion Hill Cruach an Chuilinn A name in Irish
(Ir. Cruach an Chuilinn [OSI], 'stack of the holly') Donegal County In Binnion List

Height: 374m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 10 Grid Reference: G57000 87000 This summit has been logged as climbed by 7 members
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Longitude: -8.668206, Latitude: 54.729137 Prominence: 239m,   Isolation: 4.1km
ITM: 556959 886991,   GPS IDs, 6 char: Crg374, 10 char: Crghcln374

Croaghacullion is the 879th highest summit in Ireland.
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by three5four0  22 Apr 2009 Another Fine day in Glencolmcille, is there any other? After the previous nights supping Guinness in one of my favourite pubs it was time to blow the cobwebs away with a good walk before the drive home.

From The Hill walkers Centre at 528847 (Point A), several loop walks have been created which go up onto Beefan & Garveross Mountain (see here http://www.ionadsiul.ie/loop.htm ). Follow The Drum Loop past the Telecommunications Mast to 551863 (Point B), from here cross a wide col and climb up to pt 324, go past Lough Astoller then a new looking Cain. Continue past Loughinisland & a peaty area to the summit of Croaghacullion. Good views towards Port and on the way back towards the Sturrall, a fine and relatively dry under foot ascent. Descent the same as ascent or follow the rest of the Drum Loop, the Megalithic Tomb (really several Tombs) passed on the ascent are well worth a visit.
Point A: G528 847 Point B: G551 863
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