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Gortamullin: Kenmare's local hill

Summit Comment Bernieor less than an hour ago
Starting from a lane a short distance out the Sneem road, Gortamullin is an ideal short walk if you're based in the Kenmare area. Well placed and visible Kerry Way signposts mean that your GPS wil...

Slievenaglogh: Walls prove an excellent navigation aid.

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: Colin Murphy 2 hours ago
Simplest place to start is the Bann's Road Car Park, which can accommodate about 8 cars. Follow the Banns Road (which is really just a decent stoney track) north for about 1.5km until you reach a ...

Wee Binnian: A wee gem.

Summit Comment Colin Murphy 2 hours ago
Followed CSD's route from the south as far as J32350 22011 but then continued a little north to another track that took us almost all the way to the summit. It may not be the highest of hills, but...

Wind farm gravel roads to Sliabh Callan

Track 0 gaoithe 19 hours ago
walk, Len: 5.2km, Climb: 199m, Area: Slievecallan, West Clare (Ireland) Slievec...

Slievecallan: Sliabh Callan through wind farm

Summit Comment gaoithe 19 hours ago
Into wind farm on gravel tracks (around locked gates) to visit Sliabh Callan. Same route as others but can go all the way to the top on gravel tracks now.Start, from The Hand crossroads West uphil...

Croaghanmoira: Amazing views!

Summit Comment MarkHetherington a day ago
Easy enough climb, apart from the incessant midges and other flying creatures - Bring bug spray! Very windy at the top, so didn't stay too long. Will be up there again to catch a sunset.

Slievegower and Slieveboy Loop Walk

Track 0 simoburn 2 days ago
Slievegower and Slieveboy Loop WalkSlieveboy has 4 different loop walks which are all marked ways. None of the marke... walk, Len: 18.5km, Climb: 505m, Area: Slieveboy, North Wexford (Ireland) Slie||

Uisneach: Located on working farm but access usually possible on guided tour

Summit Comment ceadeile 2 days ago
The historic Hill of Uisneach is located on a privately owned working farm off the R390 between Loughnavalley and Killare. Unauthorised access is NOT allowed because of the risks due to farm machi...

Omey Island Ramble

Track 0 simoburn 4 days ago
A ramble around Omey Island. On low tide you can walk out and explore. Don't forget the tide times though ;) walk, Len: 8.4km, Climb: 96m, Area: Gooreen, Galway Islands (Ireland) Gooreen||

Derroograne: Don't miss An Cab Dubh on the way up

Summit Comment conorb 3 days ago
Started on the bog road between Glengarriff and Coomohla Bridge and picked up the small track at V 96717 54817 about 200m from the N71. Left the track where it intersects the Waymarked Way and con...

Conigar SW Top - New Arderin Beg

Forum: General Onzy a week ago
New Arderin Beg ... following advice from David Guenot and my visit this weekend, we have concluded that Conigar Sw Top meets the map based criteria for inclusion in the Arderin Beg list. Accordin...

Uisneach Hill

Forum: Suggestions Fergalh a month ago
An addition to the historical HillsUsineach (Cnoc Uisnigh) is situated near the hamlet of Kilare in County Westmeath and is steeped in history, It is the burial site of the Earth Goddess Ériu & th...
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East Donegal Area
Place count in area: 7, OSI/LPS Maps: 12, 6, 7 
Highest place: Mongorry Hill, 284m
Maximum height for area: 284 metres,     Maximum prominence for area: 179 metres,

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Binnion Hill Hill Donegal County in Ulster Province, in Binnion List, Marble-rich unit Bedrock

Height: 190m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 6, 7 Grid Reference: C32524 05627
Place visited by 16 members. Recently by: Fergalh, eejaymm, sperrinlad, NICKY, Peter Walker, AntrimRambler, Lucky1, mark-rdc, Aidy, eamonoc, sandman, muschi, chalky, Harry Goodman, Garmin
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Longitude: -7.493866, Latitude: 54.897245 , Easting: 232524, Northing: 405627 Prominence: 101m,  Isolation: 5.7km
ITM: 632466 905614,   GPS IDs, 6 char: Bnn190, 10 char: Binion Hil
Bedrock type: Marble-rich unit, (Marble unit)

Binnion Hill is the 1405th highest place in Ireland. Binnion Hill is the most easterly summit in the East Donegal area.
Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/1303/
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Picture: Looking downstream along the Foyle		  
Expansive Views Along The Foyle
by Aidy  30 Sep 2015
Easy little hill as I took the car up a road almost to the top, avoiding walking through farmland. I had been assured at a nearby farm that this would be OK. The summit is unmarked but close to the mast. Views were surprisingly expansive, particularly down on the River Foyle. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/1303/comment/18337/
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