This summit can be reached most easily from the minor road at F85390 15197 A for a round trip of about 2 hours. There is a private bridge here. Ask permission of anyone you see and in particular at the house that the bridge leads to and note that this is a sheep farm so dogs or large parties are most unlikely to be welcome.
Reaching the summit is straightforward. See Track 1546.
It would also be possible to reach Slieve Alp, which is half in the Ballycroy National Park, from the Bangor Trail starting at either end.

Views from the top are spectacular, including much of Achill, with a toblerone view of Slievemore, and much of the southern and western Nephin Begs, particularly Slieve Carr from which it is only 5k
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The intriguingly grand claim of its name is perhaps not justified, nevertheless the locals do indeed call it Slieve Alp without a hint of irony! Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/925/comment/5684/

We invite you to share this view west from Slieve Alp. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/925/comment/6781/

The unusual foot bridge over the Tarsaghaunmore River. Vehicular access is by way of a rough ford useable when the water level is low.
Ask permission when using this bridge. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/925/comment/6780/

After I had ascended the dizzying heights of nearby Sheannmore I took this one on from the delightful little gorge at approximately F881 125 B, with a relatively straightforward climb north west then following the spur westerly as it changes direction. No major obstacles, a few minor peat hags half way up and some stony ground at and near the top. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/925/comment/23989/