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A Biosphere Reserve on Dublin’s Doorstep

Track 4283 jgfitz a day ago
A walk on Bull Island, more properly called North Bull Island, offers the expected coastal experience of sand dunes,... walk, Len: 12.3km, Climb: 66m, Area: Bull Island, Dublin Islands (Ireland) Bu||

BLACKSTAIRS CHALLENGE

Forum: General paulaw001 2 days ago
Does anybody have the new 31 km trail for the Blackstairs ChallengeThxPaula

Knockbrack, Dromderloughs, Knockrower, Shaking Rock and Knocknaguish

Track 4282 billbaggins 5 days ago
walk, Len: 17.7km, Climb: 1009m, Area: Knockbrack, Mangerton (Ireland) Knockbra...

Tully Mountain: Photo for Tully

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: simon3 5 days ago
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The three SW tops of the Twelve Bens on a Winter day.

Track 4280 simon3 5 days ago
The walk starts to the west of Benglenisky. There used to be a forest here however it has been removed after a bog r... walk, Len: 8.0km, Climb: 616m, Area: Benglenisky, Twelve Bens (Ireland) Bengl||

Binn Gabhar: Fine peak can be completed in isolation.

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: simon3 6 days ago
Bengower may be approached via Benlettery or Benglenisky. For these starting points, parking, routes etc consult relevant entry. Alternatively it may be completed in its own right. Turn off N59 at...

Binn na mBan: Calm during a storm

Summit Comment strangeweaver 5 days ago
On a day when storm Dennis scuppered my plans to ascend Masatiompa Binn na mBan offered some solace and magnificent views off to the west. It is easily taken in by a slight detour from the Dingle ...

Benlettery: Most southerly Ben is a beautiful, rugged summit

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: simon3 6 days ago
Taking the N59 to Clifden, there are two places to start from. Near L75873 48578 there is a car parking and a stile to start you off. It is then possible to go up a prominent ridge extending NE to...

Oldbridge walk to Scarr with mid-level return.

Track 4277 simon3 2 weeks ago
This walk is somewhat similar to another that has been uploaded, however it has a longer and more interesting ret... walk, Len: 17.1km, Climb: 655m, Area: Scarr North-West Top, Dublin/Wicklow (Ir|...

Considering changing email address?

Forum: General simon3 4 days ago
Recently Eir, the Irish telco, have announced that their previously "free" email service with "eircom.net" domain name will now have a monthly charge. Many are surprised or annoyed at this some ev...

Coastal Hills: 35 added for Kerry

Forum: Suggestions simon3 2 months ago
MountainViews has been describing "Coastal Hills" for the island of Ireland. They are places which typically overlook the sea and may form part of coastal walks. They are defined as being within ...

Benglenisky: Southern Bens easiest way up.

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: simon3 6 days ago
Driving towards Clifden along the N59, go 2km past the Benlettery Hostel and take the minor road on the right. I.5km along this, at point L750 499, there is a large space for parking on the right,...
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Derryveagh Mountains Area
Place count in area: 2, OSI/LPS Maps: 2 
Highest place: Derryreel, 232m
Maximum height for area: 232 metres,     Maximum prominence for area: 91 metres,

Places in area Derryveagh Mountains:
Croaghaderry 222mDoire Uí Fhríl 232m

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Derryreel Hill Doire Uí Fhríl A name in Irish
Logainm Archival: Derry, a dry piece of land and Freel, personal
name. Donegal County, in Local/Historical/Cultural List

Height: 232m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 2 Grid Reference: B98993 31776
Place visited by 6 members. Recently by: finkey86, Fergalh, David-Guenot, jackill, sandman, Garmin
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Longitude: -8.016577, Latitude: 55.133179 , Easting: 198993, Northing: 431776 Prominence: 91m,  Isolation: 2.5km
ITM: 598942 931757,   GPS IDs, 6 char: Dryrl, 10 char: Derryreel


Doire Uí Fhríl is the highest hill in the Derryveagh Mountains area and the 1328th highest in Ireland. Doire Uí Fhríl is the most southerly summit in the Derryveagh Mountains area and also the most westerly.
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MountainViews.ie Picture about mountain Doire Uí Fhríl in area Derryveagh Mountains, Ireland
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by sandman  14 Aug 2017
On approach from the coastal side this hill and ridge looks impressive but from the road on the Muckish side it looks a non entity. Access is via the track leading up to the old TV masts the ruins of which dot the summit area located at B9939232022 A or you can ascend via a farm gate where there is parking for one vehicle at B9926731824 B which is the quick route. Because of the ruins located at the summit area the 360 degree view is compromised but what a view across to Muckish . Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/1505/comment/19677/
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