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Sheeffry Hills Area   W: Doo Lough Subarea
Place count in area: 10, OSI/LPS Maps: 37, MSW 
Highest place:
Barrclashcame, 772m
Maximum height for area: 772 metres,     Maximum prominence for area: 707 metres,

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Tievummera Trig Mountain Taobh Iomaire A name in Irish (prob. Ir. Taobh Iomaire [PDT], 'side of the ridge') Mayo County in Connacht Province, in no lists, Mudrock, sandstone, tuff Bedrock

Height: 759.6m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 37 Grid Reference: L86137 69449
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Longitude: -9.723214, Latitude: 53.662551 , Easting: 86138, Northing: 269450 Prominence: 7.9m,  Isolation: 0.6km,   Has trig pillar
ITM: 486112 769467,   GPS IDs, 6 char: TvmrTr, 10 char: TvmrTrig
Bedrock type: Mudrock, sandstone, tuff, (Sheeffry Formation)

Named Cuscamecurragh on Bald's map of Co. Mayo (1830). This seems to represent the Ir. Coiscéim Charrach, 'rocky footstep', a name which is also found further north in Mayo in the Nephin Beg Range. Walks: for a route along the main E-W ridge of the Sheeffry Hills, see Whilde & Simms, New Irish Walk Guide - West and North, 62-63.Term Trig added when it was found to be slightly lower than a point ~600m west in 2024.   Tievummera Trig is the third highest mountain in the Sheeffry Hills area and the 71st highest in Ireland.

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MountainViews.ie Picture about mountain Tievummera Trig (<i>Taobh Iomaire</i>) in area Sheeffry Hills, Ireland
Picture: Tievemmera trig point with Mweelrea just visible in the top left of the picture
 
Super Sheeffrys
by peter1  20 Mar 2018
St. Patrick's Day, 2018. Halfway through this traverse I was listening to radio commentary as Ireland won a famous Grand Slam! I decided on an E-W traverse as it seems nicer to be walking towards the sea, and parked at the entrance to a wood, several kms up the valley (see route 3744). The weather conditions on the hills today were among the most challenging I've met in many years. The almost gale force North Easterly winds made walking very difficult and the associated wind chill was predicted to be -10C to -15C. I needed to be extra vigilant with my footwork as a twisted ankle or knee would make life less than ideal! The visibility was poor on the way up to the ridge but improved quite a bit. I left my bike at the finish for the 4-5 km cycle back to the car - I hate road walking! Apart from the weather conditions on the day, this is one of the great walks in Ireland. Best to keep it for good weather, Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/67/comment/19869/
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