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South East Midlands Area   SE: Brandon Hill Subarea
Place count in area: 34, OSI/LPS Maps: 28A, 28B, 47, 48, 49, 53, 54, 55, 59, 60 
Highest place:
Slievenamon, 720.2m
Maximum height for area: 720.2 metres,     Maximum prominence for area: 711 metres,

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Coppanagh Hill Sliabh Chopanaí A name in Irish, also Cappanagh an extra name in English (poss. Ir. Sliabh Chopanaí [PDT], 'mountain of Copanach or place
abounding in dock-leaves')
Kilkenny County in Leinster Province, in Binnion List, Red, brown conglomerate & sandstone Bedrock

Height: 365m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 68 Grid Reference: S65120 43466
Place visited by 33 members. Recently by: benjimann9, Nailer1967, markwallace, ei7kh, John.geary, dregish, melohara, ceadeile, finkey86, Nakoz, conormcbandon, oakesave, Pepe, bbarry2015, bryanjbarry
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Longitude: -7.041214, Latitude: 52.539095 , Easting: 265120, Northing: 143466 Prominence: 210m,  Isolation: 2.4km,   Has trig pillar
ITM: 665041 643515,   GPS IDs, 6 char: Cpngh, 10 char: Coppanagh
Bedrock type: Red, brown conglomerate & sandstone, (Carrigmaclea Formation)

Named Sliabh Copanach in Cinnlae Amhlaoibh Uí Shúileabháin (Diary of Humphrey O'Sullivan), it is mentioned as one of the hills which the diarist is able to see from his home near Callan. Also spelt Cappanagh.   Coppanagh is the 1030th highest place in Ireland. Coppanagh is the third highest point in county Kilkenny.

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Track walk with a felled summit area. .. by group   (Show all for Coppanagh (Sliabh Chopanaí))
 
I followed the track uphill into the forest as fa .. by jackill   (Show all for Coppanagh (Sliabh Chopanaí))
 
Mossy summit area photo, number 2, .. by simon3   (Show all for Coppanagh (Sliabh Chopanaí))
 
MountainViews.ie Picture about mountain Coppanagh (<i>Sliabh Chopanaí</i>) in area South East Midlands, Ireland
Picture: Coppanagh trig pillar September 2019
 
Update September 2019
by ceadeile  28 Sep 2019
No longer with a "mystical mossy end" - the trees have been clear felled.
The trig pillar is still a little elusive though as several tree stumps masquerade as the trig pillar.
Parked at S65911 43051 starE at an open area just beyond an open forest barrier and followed a good wide gravelled track which zig zagged up the hill.
At around S 65264 43444 starB I left the gravelled track and headed west along a muddy path as far as S 65163 43399 starC before heading NNW to the trig pillar which my GPS, on a misty day, said was at S 65106 43469 starF..
Hard to discern the actual trig pillar among the tree stumps.
The road in to the start point (from S66483 43295 starG) is very rough now, probably chewed up by the lorries carrying the felled timber out. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/882/comment/20660/
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Mossy summit area photo, number 1. .. by simon3   (Show all for Coppanagh (Sliabh Chopanaí))
 
If you go down to the woods today! .. by eamonoc   (Show all for Coppanagh (Sliabh Chopanaí))
 
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