Walked this today (26/04/2018) with my wife. Traveled from Clare via Limerick and Newport, parked in a lay-by just inside Ballyhourigan Woods at the foot of the track that services the transmission masts at the summit. Followed this track all the way to the summit. The lower half of the walk is a typical forestry access route, views are largely obscured by trees and there is nothing much else to say about this section.

The route passes to the north of a smaller summit Boolatin Top, before climbing south to a saddle between this and the main summit of Keeper Hill. At the mid point of this saddle you take a left turn and follow the track uphill, the track zigzags a few times before gaining the summit. My map showed two paths short cutting these long zig zag sweeps however we saw no sign of the first one on the ground, we missed the second one on the ascent, but took it on the way down.

From the saddle onwards the route is very rewarding, you quickly break clear of the forestry and the views in every direction are simply stunning. If you are looking for the kind of challenge that sees you scrambling on your hands and knees this is not for you, but even if only to get a fantastic vista of the surrounding mountain ranges it is well worth it. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/117/comment/19908/