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| Maximum height for area: 358 metres |
Summits in area: 6 |
| OS Map(s): 44, 45 for all tops |
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| Cashel Hill Hill |
Galway County |
| Cnoc an Chaisil
A name in Irish |
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| (Ir. Cnoc an Chaisil [OSI], 'hill of an Caiseal or the stone ring-fort') |
| Height: 311 metres |
OS 1/50k Mapsheet: 44 for top |
| Grid Ref: L800 436 |
Latitude: 53.429045 Longitude: -9.806098 |
| ITM: 479976 743623 |
Prominence: 285m Isolation: 6.4km |
Cashel / An Caiseal is the name of a settlement south of the hill, and also a townland. The townland is named from the earth- and stone-banked 'ringfort' or cashel surrounding the old cemetery in Caiseal Ard / High Cashel. This is probably an Early Christian religious site (TR, 72). Walks: for a route to the summit from the SW, see Whilde & Simms, New Irish Walk Guide - West and North, 30.
Cashel Hill is the 954th highest summit in Ireland. Cashel Hill is the second most westerly summit in the South Connemara area. Our data has reached 31% of the goal for this summit. (Details) |
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