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Slieve Snaght: Rugged highpoint on a gnarly, rocky SW-NE ridge

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: markmjcampion, jackill less than an hour ago
Slieve Snaght, just S of Erigal, is a steep-sided sentinel mountain in an area of interesting but dangerous terrain. Much care is needed esp if parking sto the S. Views are stunning including Erig...

Allt yr Hebog: A walk in the woods

Summit Comment Fergalh 16 hours ago
Take the road North West of Curt y Cadno until you reach the brow of the road and a track to the west. Park here and head up through the beautiful deciduous forest until you reach the unmarked sum...

Allt yr Hebog: No push through in this forest

Summit Comment Fergalh 16 hours ago
The easy climb through the forest

Hellfire Club: 70 Miles as the crow flies

Summit Comment scannerman 17 hours ago
Was planning to climb this little hill last Friday 8th Jan during the snowfall but got called away on a errand but just prior I shot this image of Dublin with the Mourne mountains in the back roun...

Mynydd Bach: Heather bash

Summit Comment Fergalh 17 hours ago
Just south west of the charmingly named village of Ysbyty Ystwyth this hill is located in a forest. Park to the South east and follow track into forest and than take first turn north. Follow that ...

Graig Felen: Lots of small peaks here

Summit Comment Fergalh 17 hours ago
Despite being the second smallest this was a bit more difficult than expected as there was many small peaks to traverse. Head North East from Disgwilfa and with lakes on your left eventually you w...

Disgwilfa: Reservoir in sight

Summit Comment Fergalh 17 hours ago
On the descent from Disgwilfa extensive views start to open out of the Teifi lakes

Disgwilfa: Great view of the lakes

Summit Comment Fergalh 17 hours ago
From Dibyn Du a steep descent and a river crossing followed by a steep ascent follows to get to the summit. This summit is the best of the 8 peak circuit as you can see a great view of the Teifi l...

Dibyn Du: Peaty and tussocky ground

Summit Comment Fergalh 17 hours ago
This photo is taken from the col after the descent from Esgair Wen. This is best attempted after dry weather like all of the hills in this area

Dibyn Du: Short trek to summit

Summit Comment Fergalh 17 hours ago
From Esgair Wen a walk over peaty tussocky grass and a short descent and long ascent leads to this unmarked summit with great views. Best attempted after dry weather like all of the hills in this ...

Esgair Wen: No problem with Noisey or Nosey neighbours !

Summit Comment Fergalh 17 hours ago
From Esgair Wen you can see Wales's most isolated farmhouse where the dirt track i crossed on my way from Esgair Hengae winds it's way too

Esgair Wen: Long trek to summit

Summit Comment Fergalh 17 hours ago
From Esgair Hengae I headed south west to the dirt track and crossed the river by the small bridge. Than there was a trek up south east to the unmarked summit
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Bricklieve/Curlew Area
Place count in area: 4, OSI/LPS Maps: 25, 26, 32, 33 
Highest place: Keshcorran, 359m
Maximum height for area: 359 metres,     Maximum prominence for area: 294 metres,

Note: this list of places includes island features such as summits, but not islands as such.
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Sheemore Hill Leitrim County in Connacht Province, in Binnion List, Bioclastic cherty limestone Bedrock

Height: 178m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 33 Grid Reference: G99090 04822
Place visited by 20 members. Recently by: supersullivan, TommyMc, magnumpig, FrankMc1964, melohara, Ulsterpooka, jackill, AdrianneB, Manthey, frankmc04, Garmin, wicklore, eamonoc, chalky, paddyhillsbagger
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Longitude: -8.014597, Latitude: 53.992758 , Easting: 199090, Northing: 304822 Prominence: 105m,  Isolation: 11.5km,   Has trig pillar
ITM: 599042 804834,   GPS IDs, 6 char: Shmr, 10 char: Sheemore
Bedrock type: Bioclastic cherty limestone, (Bricklieve Limestone Formation)

Sheemore is the 1420th highest place in Ireland. Sheemore is the most easterly in the Bricklieve/Curlew area.
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Sacred Mountain. .. by sandman   (Show all for Sheemore )
 
Easy climb
by Fergalh  13 Jan 2014
Easy climb from numerous access points, large cross on top along with passage graves also has a very nice view of surrounding area. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/1317/comment/15780/
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