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Mullaleam 424m, Benaughlin 370m,
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Bryn Brawd: Long tussocky trek to summit

Summit Comment Fergalh less than an hour ago
Park to south west at sharp bend in road near the forest. Cross gate and tussock grass bash all the way over a false summit before eventually arriving at the real summit marked with a trig pillar

Crug: Short steep climb

Summit Comment Fergalh less than an hour ago
Parked to North East at forest entrance walked up road crossed fence and headed for the summit. The summit is marked by a trig pillar in a small cairn

Esgair Fawr: Short trek to summit but long walk back to starting point

Summit Comment Fergalh less than an hour ago
From Cerrig Cyffion follow the edge of the Forest South West and than North West before heading across grassland to the unmarked summit. From here head south east for track and long walk back to s...

Cerrig Cyffion: Long trek to summit

Summit Comment Fergalh less than an hour ago
From Bryn Ffynnon a drop down east to the track and than continued North for a while. Eventually a short steep climb leads to the unmarked summit of Cerrig Cyffion

Bryn Ffynnon: Long trek to summit

Summit Comment Fergalh less than an hour ago
Parked to south just after small chapel and walked to farmers track and followed that North. Eventually a short climb West led to summit with trig pillar

Carn Fawr: Short steep climb

Summit Comment Fergalh less than an hour ago
Park to south east on bend on narrow road., Cross gate and head steeply uphill until it flattens out a bit. The summit is a large cairn. The trig pillar visible close to the south west is a separa...

Slieve Snaght: Rugged highpoint on a gnarly, rocky SW-NE ridge

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: markmjcampion, jackill 6 hours ago
Slieve Snaght, just S of Erigal, is a steep-sided sentinel mountain in an area of interesting but dangerous terrain. Much care is needed esp if parking sto the S. Views are stunning including Erig...

Allt yr Hebog: A walk in the woods

Summit Comment Fergalh 23 hours ago
Take the road North West of Curt y Cadno until you reach the brow of the road and a track to the west. Park here and head up through the beautiful deciduous forest until you reach the unmarked sum...

Allt yr Hebog: No push through in this forest

Summit Comment Fergalh 23 hours ago
The easy climb through the forest

Hellfire Club: 70 Miles as the crow flies

Summit Comment scannerman 23 hours ago
Was planning to climb this little hill last Friday 8th Jan during the snowfall but got called away on a errand but just prior I shot this image of Dublin with the Mourne mountains in the back roun...

Mynydd Bach: Heather bash

Summit Comment Fergalh 23 hours ago
Just south west of the charmingly named village of Ysbyty Ystwyth this hill is located in a forest. Park to the South east and follow track into forest and than take first turn north. Follow that ...

Graig Felen: Lots of small peaks here

Summit Comment Fergalh 23 hours ago
Despite being the second smallest this was a bit more difficult than expected as there was many small peaks to traverse. Head North East from Disgwilfa and with lakes on your left eventually you w...
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Breifne Area   Cuilcagh Mountains Subarea
Place count in area: 14, OSI/LPS Maps: 26, 27, 27A 
Highest place: Cuilcagh, 666m
Maximum height for area: 666 metres,     Maximum prominence for area: 570 metres,

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Mullaleam Hill Mullach Léim A name in Irish
Fermanagh County in NI and in Ulster Province, in Carn List, Marginal marine (Meenymore Formation); Mudstone, Bedrock

Height: 424m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 26 Grid Reference: H15304 31969
Place visited by 33 members. Recently by: LorraineG60, MichaelG55, melohara, FrankMc1964, TommyMc, Ulsterpooka, DrMonkfish, frankmc04, eamonoc, Hilldweller, maxmunro, Peter Walker, Garmin, chalky, Fergalh
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Longitude: -7.766072, Latitude: 54.236396 , Easting: 215304, Northing: 331969 Prominence: 99m,  Isolation: 2.5km
ITM: 615250 831973,   GPS IDs, 6 char: Mllm, 10 char: Mullaleam
Bedrock type: Marginal marine (Meenymore Formation); Mudstone,, (Glenade Sandstone / Bellavalley formation)

Mullaleam is the 827th highest place in Ireland. Mullaleam is the most northerly summit in the Breifne area. Mullaleam is the second highest point in county Fermanagh.
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Mullaleam is the most northerly summit in the Cui .. by madfrankie   (Show all for Mullaleam (Mullach Léim))
 
Also known as Trien, this is a gentle broad hill .. by robocaver   (Show all for Mullaleam (Mullach Léim))
 
Hidden swallow holes hazard
by TommyMc  11 Jun 2018
Hidden swallow holes present a hazard on this mountain, an extremity of the moorlands below Cuilcagh mountain. While walking near the summit a few summers ago, I made the mistake of stepping on a bright green coloured mossy area and ended up falling to my hips into a pool of muck. Advance with care if you're venturing there. Nice views over Florencecourt Estate and of Benaughlin. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/720/comment/19942/
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