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Barrlugrevagh Mountain Barr Log Riabhach A name in Irish, also Barr Log Gríobhach an extra EastWest name in Irish loganim, Top of the streaked ,grey hollow Galway County in Connacht Province, in Arderin Beg, Irish Best Hundred Lists

Height: 558m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 37 Grid Reference: L86527 54790
Place visited by 98 members. Recently by: learykid, adam.mann, nupat, Krumel, Beti13, pdtempan, elizauna, chelman7, jlk, deandarvill, Grumbler, Carolyn105, annem, hivisibility, garrettd
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Longitude: -9.711993, Latitude: 53.530983 , Easting: 86527, Northing: 254790 Prominence: 17m,  Isolation: 0.7km
ITM: 486501 754811,   GPS IDs, 6 char: Brlgrv, 10 char: Brlgrvgh


Barr Log Riabhach is the 400th highest place in Ireland.

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An extremely rocky minor top
by IainT  2 Oct 2018
If coming from the south note that the first cairned summit reached isn't the top. The true summit has its cairn not quite on the top and immediately beyond it you plunge back into the quartzite wilderness. Descending westwards from the col between the summit and Letterbreckaun involves negotiating bands of quartzite slabs, steep and exposed in places. Sheep tracks zigzag through, but still imvolve moves of the "do not fall here" variety. There is any amount of slabby scrambling here for an ascent on a nice sunny day. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/1501/comment/20077/
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