Mullaghareirk 414m hill, North Cork N: Drumcollogher Ireland at MountainViews.ie

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Harter Fell (Mardale): Steep descent to Pass followed by a steep ascent back ont

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Fergalh 12 hours ago
From Mardale Ill Bell we descended south east to the Nan Biel Pass and than a steep ascent lead to a flat summit. This summit is marked with a small cairn

Mardale Ill Bell: Short trek to summit

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Fergalh 12 hours ago
From Lingmell End I headed back North to Mardale Ill bell summit to meet Onzy. The summit is marked with a large Cairn on the edge of some sheer cliffs

Lingmell End: Short trek to summit

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Fergalh 12 hours ago
We left Thornthwaite Crag and headed North East at junction, where we split briefly me to head to Lingmell end and Onzy to High Street. I headed East for a short while and than out onto spur th...

Thornthwaite Crag: The view south along the ridge

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Fergalh 12 hours ago
There is a great view all the way back along the ridge and as far as Windemere from this peak

Thornthwaite Crag: Straightforward ridge walk along track

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Fergalh 12 hours ago
From Froswick we continued north along the ridge for a long stretch until we reached the summit marked with a small tower like cairn

Froswick: The view from the south

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Fergalh 12 hours ago
The western ridge of the horseshoe can be seen in this photo

Froswick: Short trek to summit

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Fergalh 12 hours ago
Leaving Ill Bell once again head north along the track and a short descent followed by an ascent leads to this summit marked with a small cairn

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North Cork Area N: Drumcollogher Subarea

Place count in area: 4, OSI/LPS Maps: 72
Highest place:

Mullaghareirk, 414m
Maximum height for area: 414 metres, Maximum prominence for area: 103 metres,

Places in area North Cork:
Cen: Newmarket:

Knockacummer 408m

Taur 405m

Taurbeg 405m
N: Drumcollogher:

Mullaghareirk 414m

Note: this list of places includes island features such as summits, but not islands as such.

Mullaghareirk Hill Mullach an Radhairc A name in Irish Cork County in Munster Province, in Carn List, Sandstone, siltstone & shale Bedrock

Height: 414m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 72 Grid Reference: R26011 19831
Place visited by 26 members. Recently by: Fergalh, FrankMc1964, eamonoc, conormcbandon, anekk11, frankmc04, hivisibility, osullivanm, simon3, sandman, wsheahan, john_desmond, mini, dbloke, NeillHogg
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Longitude: -9.08593, Latitude: 52.325569 , Easting: 126011, Northing: 119831 Prominence: 90m, Isolation: 6.5km
ITM: 525977 619882, GPS IDs, 6 char: Mlghrr, 10 char: Mlghrrk
Bedrock type: Sandstone, siltstone & shale, (Feale Sandstone Formation)

Mullaghareirk is the highest hill in the North Cork area and the 876th highest in Ireland. Mullaghareirk is the most northerly summit in the North Cork area and also the most easterly.
Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/802/

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Are we there yet? .. by group (Show all for Mullaghareirk (Mullach an Radhairc))

You know in knocking off small summits you become .. by jackill (Show all for Mullaghareirk (Mullach an Radhairc))

There is very little to recommend about Mullaghar .. by dbloke (Show all for Mullaghareirk (Mullach an Radhairc))

One of the not-overly informative Mullaghareirk M .. by dbloke (Show all for Mullaghareirk (Mullach an Radhairc))

Access to this peak can be gained by the small ro .. by john_desmond (Show all for Mullaghareirk (Mullach an Radhairc))

Views not trees now...

by Fergalh 18 Aug 2019

Trees are now being harvested. Approach can still be via Jackill's directions. Good views now. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/802/comment/20626/

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