Reached Fauscoum on Saturday 12th October leading group in Nire Walking Festival. It was a beautiful day and we had clear views of the Galtees, the Knockmealdowns, Wexford, Waterford. Fauscoum (or 792, as we call it) is pretty featureless in it's own right. It is quite boggy getting in to it and there is just a small cairn to mark the highest point in the whole range. But, on a clear day like that, the views are excellent. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/48/comment/169/

Did a circuit of Coumshingaun and made a brief detour to Fauscoum. It is about 5-10 minutes walk west from the cliffs south of the corrie. There is a cairn on a hillock just beyond a gravelly
area. Although there is a clear path almost all the way around the corrie there does not seem to be a distinct path towards Fauscoum itself so it could be difficult to find in poor visibility. The terrain although boggy is not as churned up as many parts of the Wicklow mountains are. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/48/comment/947/

Initially took the same route up to Knockaunapeebra as Kernowclimber, but instead of taking the short route up the gully through the big rocky outcrop at the right of the falls, we took a lazier and slightly longer route by keeping the falls on our left for a little bit longer and walking behind and around the outcrop on our way to Knockaunapeebra. From there it's only a short walk to '2597' or Fauscoum as its called here. Then made a bee-line for the head of the falls and back down into the Mahon coum. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/48/comment/17542/

silent bob is rite de highest point in de comeraghs has no name it's just a no. i've been disgusted when i saw it was given de wrong name on the internet Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/48/comment/4245/