Inishnabro, Inis na Bró 175m hill, Dingle West W: Blaskets Ireland at MountainViews.ie

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Dingle West Area W: Blaskets Subarea

Place count in area: 13, OSI/LPS Maps: 70, EW-DW
Highest place:

Mount Eagle, 516m
Maximum height for area: 516 metres, Maximum prominence for area: 461 metres,

Places in area Dingle West:
Cen: Dunquin:

Croaghmarhin 403m

Mount Eagle 516m
E: Dingle:

Carhoo Hill 184m
N: Ballydavid:

Beenmore 239m

Ballydavid Head 251.4m

Reenconnell 274m
N: Ballyferriter:

Sybil Head 206m

Lateeve 318m
W: Blaskets:

Croaghmore (Great Blasket Island) 292m

Tearaght Island 200m

Inishvickillane 135m

Inishnabro 175m

Inishtooskert (2) 172m

Note: this list of places includes island features such as summits, but not islands as such.

Inishnabro Hill Inis na Bró A name in Irish Ir. Inis na Bró [logainm.ie], poss. 'island of the gash’ [PDT] Kerry County in Munster Province, in Binnion, Irish Islands Lists, Red sandstone & siltstone Bedrock

Reachable "On Foot " Y
Height: 175m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 70 Grid Reference: V21269 93042
Place visited by 17 members. Recently by: DavidWalsh, MichaelE, Colin Murphy, march-fixer, zanzibar, acorn, kernowclimber, sandman, mcrtchly, Conor74, Bernieor, dbloke, wicklore, Peter Walker, osullivanm
Island visited by 19 members.
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Longitude: -10.606801, Latitude: 52.060946 , Easting: 21269, Northing: 93042 Prominence: 175m, Isolation: 1.9km
ITM: 421260 593095, GPS IDs, 6 char: Inshnb, 10 char: Inishnabro
Bedrock type: Red sandstone & siltstone, (Bulls Head Formation)

This island is higher and more rugged than its neighbour, Inishvickillane. Tomás Ó Criomhthain records in An t-Oileánach (The Islandman) how the well-known melody Port na bPúcaí magically came to one of the Daly family living on Inishnabro. This story in turn inspired Seamus Heaney's poem The Given Note. The island may well get its name from the remarkable rock arches near Cathedral Rocks / An Charraig Scoilte at the northern tip. The word bró or breo is used in several place-names to denote a remarkable fracture of the rocks or simply a cut or notch between hills, cf. Broemountain, Brow Head, Knocknabro. Inis na Bró is the 1436th highest place in Ireland. Inis na Bró is the second most southerly summit in the Dingle West area. It's also the third most westerly summit in Ireland.
Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/1043/

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A view along the island .. by wicklore (Show all for Inishnabro (Inis na Bró))

A rare view of Inis na Brò .. by wicklore (Show all for Inishnabro (Inis na Bró))

Jagged cathedral. .. by simon3 (Show all for Inishnabro (Inis na Bró))

MountainViews.ie Picture about mountain Inishnabro (<i>Inis na Bró</i>) in area Dingle West, Ireland

Picture: The eastern flanks of the island

Another view of Inis na Brò

by wicklore 19 Nov 2011

Simply in the interest in expanding our knowledge, I'm attaching another picture of Inis na Brò. This one shows the eastern side of the island, and it is obvious that this is much more gently sloped than the fierce western side. Even so, the gentle slopes seem to end at a sheer drop all the way around, and I'd reckon this is a 15-20 foot drop at the lowest section about half way up the island.

Croaghmore is visible top right, with Inishtooskert faintly visible top left. Apologies for the lack of clarity, but the photo was taken through the perspex window of the helicopter that brought me to An Tiaracht. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/1043/comment/6630/

Rocket Man .. by Conor74 (Show all for Inishnabro (Inis na Bró))

The hidden entrance to Inis na Bro .. by wicklore (Show all for Inishnabro (Inis na Bró))

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