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Culliagh SE Top 369m, Cark Mountain 364m,
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Killerry Mountain: First peak in 2 months

Summit Comment magnumpig 2 days ago
Climbed Killerry on Saturday afternoon. Nothing for it but to park in Slish Wood and beat a track up through the scrub. Extensive views from the top of Knocknarea, Benbulben and the Dartrys at lar...

Aughinish: Tsunami Island

Island Comment TommyV a week ago
Reading Sandmans comments I didn't wish to destroy the shrubs so I took a short stroll over to the Martello tower on the North side of the island.

Uisneach Hill

Forum: Suggestions Fergalh 4 days ago
An addition to the historical HillsUsineach (Cnoc Uisnigh) is situated near the hamlet of Kilare in County Westmeath and is steeped in history, It is the burial site of the Earth Goddess Ériu & th...

Island Eddy: Island in Galway Bay

Island Comment TommyV a week ago
Eddy Island is nestled into the Eastern side of Galway bay. With water transport it can be accessed from the north via a a quay 5km West from Clarinbridge or from the South via a quay 5km North fr...

Scarr from the east.

Track 0 simon3 3 weeks ago
A longer variation of walk around Scarr from the East.The track is incorrectly reporting a time of 28 hours which is... walk, Len: 14.2km, Climb: 572m, Area: Scarr, Dublin/Wicklow (Ireland) Scarr, ||

To "baldy go" where we haven't been before!

Track 0 mcrtchly a week ago
Moyle Hill is a small prominence about 3 km south of Milford in east Donegal and is our nearest MV summit. We can cl... walk, Len: 7.3km, Climb: 162m, Area: Moyle Hill, Donegal NW (Ireland) Moyle H||

Moon Hurler Picture: Croghan Hill 07042020

Forum: General Bunsen7 a month ago
https://www.the42.ie/photography-photos-technique-moon-hurler-picture-5069701-Apr2020/ A place I have yet to visit. Article gives interesting background on the planning that went into capturing th...

Dunmore Head: Most Westerly point on mainland Ireland.

Summit Comment TommyV a week ago
Dunmore head on the tip of the Dingle peninsula offers great views due to it's location. There is a car park at V31165 98175 and trail leading to the summit of the hill. As the walk is a short one...

Barrangeahy

Forum: Suggestions Fergalh a month ago
There are 5 hills 4 of which have cairns east of Barranageahy…They are 427 metres, 443 metres, 467 metres, 482 metres and 502 metres4 of these have cairns on them..they do not fit into the cultura...

Slieve Aghkerane: Mist, mist and more mist!

Summit Comment Harry Goodman 2 weeks ago
Climbed Corraun Hill East Top on Wed 12 Oct 2011 as part of a round that also included Corraun Hill (See my comments on Corraun Hill for first part of the route). From the broad saddle (Pt 421) we...

Accessing Church Mountain and surrounding from the Hollywood Glen.

Track 0 simon3 3 weeks ago
Another variation what can be done here. walk, Len: 14.1km, Climb: 673m, Area: Church Mountain, Dublin/Wicklow (Ireland)...

Slieve Aghkerane: A simple straightforward route to the top

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: simon3 2 weeks ago
At F763 011 go south to L737 943. Take the good track up hill to a T junction. Leave the track and go NE up the hillside to a broad saddle (Pt 421) L761 957 and then E gently up the slope to a cai...
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Donegal NW Area
Place count in area: 73, OSI/LPS Maps: 1, 10, 11, 12, 2, 6 
Highest place: Errigal, 751m
Maximum height for area: 751 metres,     Maximum prominence for area: 688 metres,

Places in area Donegal NW:
An Cnoc Mór 349mAn Mhaoil Mhór (Owey Island) 102mBallystrang 292mBrown Mountain 224mCark Mountain 364mCnoc Colbha 363mCnoc na Naomh 155.9mCraigcannon 357mCroaghegly 245mCroaghmore 278mCulliagh SE Top 369mEdenacarnan 192mGregory Hill 336mKnockbrin 259mLoughaskerry 252mLoughsalt Mountain 469mMeenavally 219mMoyle Hill 148mSliabh an tSratha Greadaithe 285mTroscshliabh 175m
Aranmore:   Cnoc an Iolair (mullach thiar) (Aranmore) 227m
Derryveagh Mountains:   An Cnoc Fada 485mAn Cnoc Fada 529mAn Cnoc Fada (mullach thoir thuaidh) 502mAn Cnoc Fada (mullach thoir) 454mAn Cnoc Glas 489mAn Dubhais 651.5mAn Dubhais (mullach thoir theas) 553.9mAn Eachla Bheag 563.9mAn Eachla Bheag (mullach theas) 602.3mAn Eachla Mhór 581.2mAn Eadarna Mhór 416mAn Earagail 751mAn Grogán Mór 457mAn Mhucais 667.1mArd Loch na mBreac Beadaí 472.5mCnoc Bhealach Gaoithe 480mCnoc na bhFaircheach 517mCnoc na bhFaircheach (mullach thoir theas) 470mCnoc na Searrach 495mCnoc Uí Mhaolruanaidh 430mCró an Locháin 486mCró Bheithe 315mCrockawama 238mCruach Leac Chonaill 266mCruach na Sagart 480mMac Uchta 555mMám an Leaca 480mNa Beanna Gorma 578mNa Leargacha 470.6mSagart na Dubhaise 506.4mSaggartnadooish East Top 478.9mSliabh Dhroim na Luifearnaí 596mSliabh Sneachta 678m
Derryveagh Mtns:   An Dubhais (mullach thiar theas) 528mSliabh Dhroim na Luifearnaí (mullach thoir thuaidh) 585m
Fanad:   Cashelmore 149mCnoc na Boirne 227mCnoc na dTeannála 152mDroim an Bhothaigh 153m
Glendowan Mountains:   Binswilly 337mCionn Bheatha 384mCnoc an Stualaire 418mFarscallop 420.6mGartan Mountain 357mLeahanmore 442mMaol na nDamh 539m
Gweedore:   Carn Traonach 425mCnoc Fola 314mTaobh an Leithid 429m
Horn Head:   Croaghnamaddy 252m
Rosguill:   Cnoc na Sleá 163mGáinne Mór 207m

Note: this list of places includes island features such as summits, but not islands as such.
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Culliagh SE Top Hill An Coileach (mullach thoir theas) A name in Irish
(Ir. An Coileach [OSI], 'the cock') Donegal County in Ulster Province, in Binnion List, Banded semi-pelitic & psammitic schist Bedrock

Height: 369m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 6,11 Grid Reference: C08165 02048
Place visited by 12 members. Recently by: eamonoc, AntrimRambler, Aidy, sandman, Lucky1, chalky, Fergalh, mark-rdc, Peter Walker, Harry Goodman, Garmin, bellanascadden
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Longitude: -7.873624, Latitude: 54.866084 , Easting: 208165, Northing: 402048 Prominence: 194m,  Isolation: 2.3km
ITM: 608112 902036,   GPS IDs, 6 char: ClghSE, 10 char: ClghSETp
Bedrock type: Banded semi-pelitic & psammitic schist, (Termon Formation)

Situated in Culliagh townland. An Coileach, 'the cock', and An Chearc, 'the hen', are neighbouring mountains.   Culliagh SE Top is the 1016th highest place in Ireland.
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A very worthwile ascent! .. by group   (Show all for Culliagh SE Top)
 
Last but by no means least in my list of Donegal .. by Harry Goodman   (Show all for Culliagh SE Top)
 
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Picture: Stormy skies over the Bluestacks from summit.		  
Excellent Views Of The Bluestacks
by Aidy  25 Apr 2016
This was my third small hill of the day after nearby Ballystrang and Cark Mountain, and this was undoubtedly the pick of the bunch. All three are short walks, but this one was marginally more difficult as the walking was on heathery open hillside, rather than stretches of wind farm access road, but the walk is so short it was no hardship. The reward was really excellent views into the Bluestacks. This would have been a worthy hill even if it wasn't in my local 100. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/879/comment/18510/
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