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Waterford Coast Area
Feature count in area: 1, all in Waterford, OSI/LPS Maps: 82
Highest Place: Cunnigar 5m

Starting Places in area Waterford Coast:

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Summits & other features in area Waterford Coast:
Cunnigar 5m

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Cunnigar, 5m Coastal Feature Coinigéar A name in Irish,
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, Waterford County in Munster province, in no lists
Grid Reference X26900 91300, OS 1:50k mapsheet 82
Place visited by: 6 members, recently by: Fergalh, DeirdreM, Pepe, chelman7, Leatra, simon3
I visited this place: NO (You need to be a logged-in member for this.)
Longitude: -7.608425, Latitude: 52.073511, Easting: 226900, Northing: 91300,
ITM: 626843 591357


  Short or GPS IDs, 6 char: Cng5, 10 char: Cunnigar

Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/coast/5141/
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Paddle or Walk?
by Pepe 8 Mar 2024
Visited this by kayak - it's just a short paddle across from Dungarvan. Alternatively, you can make a pleasant stroll of it by walking out along the spit that stretches into the bay from the coastline off the Dungarvan-Helvick road. Linkback: mountainviews.ie/coast/5141/comment/24149/
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by Fergalh 21 Apr 2024
Parked at A (X274 896) at car park. Walked along beach after traversing a small stream, the tide was out. Go past the wooden posts in the sea and than past the gorse. The high point is obvious when you are at the gorse and is around 200 metres north. A short climb leads to high point and there and walk back totals 4.5 Km Linkback: mountainviews.ie/coast/5141/comment/24183/
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