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South Connemara Area

Place count in area: 14, OSI/LPS Maps: 44, 45
Highest place:

Shannavara, 358m
Maximum height for area: 358 metres, Maximum prominence for area: 329 metres,

Places in area South Connemara:

Cappanalaurabaun 273m

Cashel Hill 311m

Cloghermore 280m

Cnoc an Bhaile Nua 198m

Keeraunnageeragh 305m

Knockadav 224m

Leam Hill 253m

Leitir Móir 117m

Lettershinna Hill 192m

Seanadh Bhéara 358m

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

Shannavara Hill Seanadh Bhéara A name in Irish
(Ir. Seanadh Bhéara [logainm.ie], 'slope of Béara') Galway County, in Binnion List, Paragneiss, migmatite, pebble beds Bedrock

Height: 358m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 45 Grid Reference: L93334 43718
Place visited by 19 members. Recently by: TommyV, markmjcampion, Murray-Tucker, erun, sandman, eamonoc, frankmc04, MichaelE, conormcbandon, jimbloomer, chalky, taobear, eilismoylan, patmoran, juliewoods
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Longitude: -9.605383, Latitude: 53.432119 , Easting: 93334, Northing: 243718 Prominence: 301m, Isolation: 2.2km
ITM: 493321 743646, GPS IDs, 6 char: Shnvr, 10 char: Shannavara
Bedrock type: Paragneiss, migmatite, pebble beds, (Cashel Schist Formation)

On Tim Robinson's map of Connemara, Seanadh Bhéara (Shannavara) only appears as a townland name. This hill is named Cnoc Úraid. A legend predicts that Cnoc Úraid / Oorid Hill will be the site of the last battle for Christianity. [TR] Seanadh Bhéara is the highest hill in the South Connemara area and the 1036th highest in Ireland.
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This is the first comment on Seanadh Bheara, but .. by bryanmccabe (Show all for Seanadh Bhéara)

Access Issues

by TommyV 14 Aug 2017

I was bagging a few hills in the South Connemara on Saturday 12th August. Shannavara was to be my 4th hill of the day. I followed bryanmccabe's directions and met the landowner who was out and about. I asked if it was okay to access the hill through his property (expecting a friendly yes as bryanmccabe had no issues). Instead I was surprisingly met with a friendly no. The farmer was very friendly and explained that he has had issues with walkers bringing dogs onto the land and leaving gates open.There was also a case where one walker hurt his ankle on the farmers property and tried to unsuccessfully to sue the farmer. Due to these reasons the farmer has imposed a blanket ban on walkers accessing the hill through his farm. I just wanted to let the hill walker community know that this is no longer an option to access Shannvara. Does anybody know if the route mentioned by Sandman is still an option? Trackback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/888/comment/19682/

Rain on the way! .. by paddyhillsbagger (Show all for Seanadh Bhéara)

A Tale of Two Cairns. .. by sandman (Show all for Seanadh Bhéara)

Access .. by sandman (Show all for Seanadh Bhéara)

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