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Galty Mountains Area , N: North Galtys Subarea
Feature count in area: 24, by county: Tipperary: 18, Limerick: 8, of which 2 are in both Limerick and Tipperary, OSI/LPS Maps: 66, 74, EW-G
Highest Place: Galtymore 917.9m

Starting Places (19) in area Galty Mountains:
Aherlow House Hotel, Annaslinga, Attychraan Loop Trail, Cahirabbey Upper, Carrigeen, Clydagh Bridge, Combaun Woods CP, Combaun Woods Track, Galtyway Climb Black Rd, Glengarra Woods, Kilmoyler Railway Boreen, Kings Yard, Lake Muskry Trailhead, Lissantrelick Paradise Hill, Lisvernane, Pigeonrock Behanagh Rivers fork, Scaragh Reservoir, Scarragh Wood S, Scarragh Wood W

Summits & other features in area Galty Mountains:
Cen: Central Galtys: Cush 641.2m, Galtybeg 799.2m, Galtymore 917.9m, Greenane 801.3m, Greenane West 787m, Knockastakeen 581.6m, Knockeenatoung 601.3m, Lough Curra Mound 600.4m, Seefin 446.6m, Seefin North Top 444.1m
E: East Galtys: Laghtshanaquilla 629.4m, Laghtshanaquilla North-East Top 598m, Slieveanard 437.8m, Slieveanard NE Top 448.5m, Sturrakeen 541.7m
N: North Galtys: Slievenamuck 369m
W: West Galtys: Benard 479.5m, Carrignabinnia 822.9m, Knockaterriff 691.6m, Knockaterriff Beg 679.3m, Lyracappul 824.9m, Monabrack 630.1m, Slievecushnabinnia 774.8m, Temple Hill 783.1m

Note: this list of places may include island features such as summits, but not islands as such.
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Slievenamuck, 369m Hill Sliabh Muice A name in Irish,
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(Ir. Sliabh Muice [logainm.ie], 'mountain of the pig'), Tipperary County in Munster province, in Binnion Lists, Slievenamuck is the 1023th highest place in Ireland. Slievenamuck is the most northerly summit in the Galty Mountains area.
Grid Reference R84216 30574, OS 1:50k mapsheet 66
Place visited by: 102 members, recently by: Josephineobrien, Padraigin, Alatar78, patman1974, bandre, Marykerry, DeirdreM, markwallace, cclair, marylawton, ConMack23, Cunn2000, jollyrog, Moirabourke, Krzysztof_K
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Longitude: -8.232946, Latitude: 52.426754, Easting: 184216, Northing: 130574, Prominence: 234m,  Isolation: 6.5km, Has trig pillar
ITM: 584157 630610
Bedrock type: Conglomerate & purple sandstone, (Slievenamuck Conglomerate Formation)

  Short or GPS IDs, 6 char: Slvnmc, 10 char: Slvnmck

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Summary for Slievenamuck (Sliabh Muice): The Galtys never looked so good
Summary created by jackill 15 Jan, 2012
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Picture: From Galtymore
Park in the large carpark at A (R879 313).Cross the road to a forest entrance and turn left on a forest road immediately inside following a sign for a mass rock. You will pass another sign leading to this particular rock, just ignore it and keep going on straight until you can't go any further. Turn right on a rough track up the hill . Turn right again at the crest of the hill here and you will see the trig pillar ahead to your left. There are also the remains of a megalithic tomb, and a garden bench. Continuing on the track east will bring you eventually to your start point.
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Member Comments for Slievenamuck (Sliabh Muice)

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Picture: Trig pillar with Megalithic tomb.
sbender on Slievenamuck
by sbender 2 Nov 2008
I took the Glen of Aherlow road from Tipperary Town. On top of the hill, after negotiating a couple of hairpin bends, I found a sign @Glen of Aherlow Nature Park. Park at a space on the right hand side of the road at point A (R879 313). There is a boom in place preventing cars to park inside. After stepping over the boom you will see a sign for a mass rock, follow this. You will pass another sign leading to this particular rock, just ignore it and keep going on straight untill you can't go any further. Here you have to use a reasonably rough track up the hill untill you come to a T-junction of path's. Turn right here and you will see the trig pillar indicating the summit at point B (R842 306). There are also the remains of a megalithic tomb, which you can see on the photo. After that you have the choice of several forestry roads back to the start (which they all lead to).
All in all, not spectacular, but a nice walk. In my estimation approx. 10 km. The forestry present on the map is felled in the mean time leaving the place very bare and exposed. Lovely views onto the Galtee Mountains. Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/880/comment/3412/
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Picture: Shrough Dolmen
Forest walk
by TommyV 1 Jan 2019
Followed jackil's directions although the path heading East was much muckier than the lower track we had followed to reach the Trig and Dolmen so we ended up joining the lower track about two kilometers from the forestry enterence and followed that back instead. In sections where felled trees allow for it, the views of the Glen of Aherlow and the Galtees are nice. Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/880/comment/20224/
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Shrough Dolmen
by Geo 15 Jul 2010
Nothing to add to the comment by sbender, except we walked it today and took a leisurely 2.5 hours to do the circuit. Meant to do something higher in the Galty's but with the recent awful deluge's we decided on a sensible gentle walk. I would add that there is a lot of scrambler/quad tyre damage on some of the tracks especially the one following the ridge west to the summit. Wear boots, don't take the runners! Oh, and there's a handy patio table and chairs kindly positioned at the trig point, I have to say it's a first to find that on a hill! Linkback: mountainviews.ie/summit/880/comment/5950/
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