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South Cork Area   E: Doolieve Subarea
Place count in area: 7, OSI/LPS Maps: 80, 86, 87, 89 
Highest place:
Knockshanawee, 209m
Maximum height for area: 209 metres,     Maximum prominence for area: 138 metres,

Places in area South Cork:
E: Doolieve:   Doolieve 182.5m
N: Garravagh:   Garravagh North Top 164m
N: Knocknaheeny:   Knocknaheeny 161m
N: Knockshanawee:   Knockshanawee 209m
S: Timoleague Hills:   Ballincollop Hill 141mCooligboy Hill 144mSlieveadrohid 201m

Note: this list of places includes island features such as summits, but not islands as such.
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Doolieve Hill Cork County in Munster Province, in Binnion List, Green sandstone, siltstone & mudstone Bedrock

Height: 182.5m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 87 Grid Reference: W68413 59751
Place visited by 22 members. Recently by: Leatra, dregish, chelman7, Glanman2, Wildrover, Fergalh, Daingean, Pepe, Juanita, caiomhin, CaminoPat, PeakPaul, tommccarthy, eamonoc, chalky
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Longitude: -8.458489, Latitude: 51.789738 , Easting: 168414, Northing: 59751 Prominence: 138m,  Isolation: 13.7km,   Has trig pillar
ITM: 568370 559816,   GPS IDs, 6 char: Dlv, 10 char: Doolieve
Bedrock type: Green sandstone, siltstone & mudstone, (Ballyknock Member)

Doolieve is the third highest hill in the South Cork area and the 1428th highest in Ireland. Doolieve is the most easterly summit in the South Cork area.

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MountainViews.ie Picture about mountain Doolieve  in area South Cork, Ireland
 
Great views - Easy summit
Short Summary created by jackill, conormcbandon  18 Aug 2014
Park at W69675 59506 starA a forestry entrance with room for 2 cars. Cross the steel barrier and walk uphill along a good forestry road to a large turning circle at W68974 59693 starB.Here you have a choice, west on a narrow muddy path or north through the forest on a rough wide track.Going north you will exit the forest and turn west following a narrow track along the forest edge for a few hundred meters. Then, as the track becomes impassable, you will have to hop the fence into farmland for the last 2 minutes before you reach the trig pillar. The summit trig pillar is in the forest and sits on a small overgrown cairn. From the trig pillar you are only 200 meters north of the muddy path. Push through the trees in a southeast direction, with care, to reach a good forest ride at W68459 59640 starC, then south to the path and follow the path east back to the starting point. It should be noted that permission may be needed to walk through the farmland so perhaps access using the forest is a better option. For such a lowly mountain views of the mountains of north Cork/Kerry, the Galtees, Knockmealdowns, Comeraghs and the planes landing on the runway of Cork airport were visible. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/1311/comment/15555/
 
No Public Access Allowed .. by DeirdreM   (Show all for Doolieve )
 
Muddy trails .. by thomas_g   (Show all for Doolieve )
 
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