Took the route from the east,parking at the lay-by at Point D and walked along road to track just to the south, as described in Short Summary. You could actually save yourself half an hour and drive up most of this track as several cars were parked up there for turf-cutting purposes. At the end of the track the misery starts! First there's a large quagmire created by vehicles, followed by a 2km slog west to the summit - the terrain is very uneven and covered either in heather or knee-high grasses and very boggy in parts, and that's in the summer. On the plus side there's very little climbing - probably 100m in total as you cross gently rolling slopes. The terrain is simply open moorland and while there is a sense of wilderness, there is little of scenic value. Unless you're a dedicated bagger, choose somewhere else! Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/1053/comment/18630/