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maclimber
2011-06-03 17:16:40
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All things Mourne
hi the Mourne heritage website www.mournelive .com has some info on all things mourne but the definitive book is Prof E Evans Mourne Country written aeons ago but never bettered...its hard to come by in shops but request it from your local library or Amazon have old copies some at very scary prices...hope this is useful |
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Forum: General
Misty Morning Hills. |
tomlug48 3 hours ago.
Coming down off Djouce in the early morning and gazing at the beautiful mist shrouded silhouettes of the south Wicklow hills . |
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Drumnalifferny loop |
David-Guenot 6 days ago.
Exploring Drumnalifferny as to bag the NE top. Fantastic views once the clouds lifted. I also spent some time to clim... walk, Len: 8.6km, Climb: 542m, Area: Drumnalifferny Mountain, Donegal NW (Irel |
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Cullaun: A quick bag. |
TommyV 2 weeks ago.
Aidand's directions are spot on. The road that looks like an entrance to a house actually leads into a forest, it is rough but manageable if you drive very slow. I drove as far as an old abandoned... |
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Summit Comment
Mauherslieve: Mother of God!! |
TommyV 2 weeks ago.
What can I say about Mauherslieve? It really is one of those mountains that will have you asking yourself "What am I doing? Started out at the livestock pen mentioned by csd. It is important to no... |
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Summit Summary
Coomura Mountain: Prairies and precipices |
 Collaborative entry Last edit by: Peter Walker 2 weeks ago.
Teetering on the northern edge of the extensive plateau extending north from Knocknagantee in the Dunkerrons, Coomura Mountain presents very differing forms of complexity depending on viewpoint. I... |
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Summit Summary
Knocknacusha: There and back again |
 Collaborative entry Last edit by: Peter Walker 2 weeks ago.
You can start at Ballaghisheen, a mountain pass V671 792. Space here for 3-4 cars. Ballaghisheen is at just over 300m so the climb to the top at around 551m is not a great strain. There is a sign ... |
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Summit Comment
Cooneen Hill: Very average |
TommyV 2 weeks ago.
Nothing to add to simon3's directions. Like quite a few of the hills in North Tipperary, this one is through a Coilte forest track to begin with and then the tough push through some horrible groun... |
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Summit Summary
Meenteog: Squat and steep-sided summit on Glenbeigh Horseshoe |
 Collaborative entry Last edit by: Peter Walker 2 weeks ago.
Lumpen in its higher reaches but very much steep-sided lower down (especially to the north), Meenteog is the first of the higher, more dramatic summits on the Glenbeigh Horseshoe if walked clockwi... |
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