Parking beside forest entrance S5437702608 A walk in track keeping left at waterworks and after app 40m at S5459602442 B turn left uphill over a faint track which will bring you to the clearing shown in photo, the location of some late night raves. The summit is further on in the heavy foliage. I visited various spots just to be on the safe side, hopefully in the near future the experts with the proper equipment will verify same. Although this area has numerous walking trails the summit in its present state is not visitor friendly . Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/1494/comment/18281/

Parked at Carrigavantry reservoir S55100251 C where there's space for 3/4 cars near the small marina. We then followed the road back around and took the relatively well worn track on the north western corner of the lake (shown on the OS map) which passes a lovely copse of pine trees by the waters edge. From here the track starts to ascend to a large flat grassy area with a nice view point back over the reservoir. Here the views end however, as the path joins the main track traversing the hill, which is mostly in forestry. The track is rough enough and quite muddy in places as it seems to be regularly used by a local horse riding club. About twenty passed us as we arrived!
As the track turns around the southern side of the hill, there are a number of clear entry points into the forestry and it seems that any of these can be taken to reach the summit. It's easy going under the trees as the area now seems to have been taken over as a regular camp ground. We came across a fully constructed camping area complete with tarp, chair and even makeshift bins. As we could see no other sign of recent activity, we could only assume that this has been put together as a permanent wild camp site by it's regular user/s. From here we followed the upward slope and though somewhat overgrown by brambles and providing no views due to surrounding trees, the trig point was relatively quick and easy to reach. We did find a rocky area to the east just below the summit which provided glimpses of the reservoir and Tramore through the trees. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/1494/comment/23320/