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North Midlands Area

Place count in area: 33, OSI/LPS Maps: 24, 25, 26, 27, 27A, 28, 28A, 28B, 31, 32
Highest place:

Cornasaus, 339m
Maximum height for area: 339 metres, Maximum prominence for area: 238 metres,

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Bruse Hill Hill Sliabh Brúis A name in Irish
(Ir. Sliabh Brúis [logainm.ie], 'mountain of the hostel') Cavan County, in Binnion List, Turbidite, red shale, minor volcanic Bedrock

Height: 260m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 34 Grid Reference: N31683 98088
Place visited by 25 members. Recently by: bryanmccabe, TommyMc, DeltaP, Nekarsulm, norbert, conormcbandon, Hilldweller, jackill, dmcdevitt, eamonoc, Geo, liz50, Fergalh, Trailtrekker, millsd1
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Longitude: -7.517649, Latitude: 53.931616 , Easting: 231683, Northing: 298088 Prominence: 199m, Isolation: 12.9km, Has trig pillar
ITM: 631676 798137, GPS IDs, 6 char: BrsHl, 10 char: Bruse Hill
Bedrock type: Turbidite, red shale, minor volcanic, (Coronea Formation)

There are cairns near summit. The name is associated with a place called Brú Clochair or Cúil Clochair [Philip O'Connell, The Topography of the Loch Ramor Region, Breifne iii, no. 10, 231-64 and iii, no. 12, 443-8]. Bruse Hill is the 1253th highest place in Ireland.
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One visit is one too many! .. by bryanmccabe (Show all for Bruse Hill)

Not Bruised! .. by eamonoc (Show all for Bruse Hill)

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Picture: Bruse Summit

Bruse Summer 2017

by TommyMc 4 Sep 2017

Since a big gorse fire in 2016, this hill is once more easily accessible to casual walkers and has been widely visited this summer.

An easy approach is possible by taking the L6636 minor road off the R198 Arva-Cornafean road at 53.937356

B, -7.538388

C and going approx. 1 mile uphill until you reach the brow of the hill, at 53.926307

D, -7.525937

E. There is very limited parking here so be prepared to walk a few hundred yards along the road if necessary. Just beyond the brow of the hill, enter with care through a gate, and proceed through two pasture fields and another rougher field. Some spots are wet but the area is generally dry in reasonable weather. Negotiate fencing with care and do not disturb animals.

You then proceed onto the largely featureless mountain proper. The summit is a few hundred yards onwards.

With the vegetation burned away, it is a pleasant walk although the depths of the uncontrolled vegetation made it virtually impassable when we tried it around 3 years ago. This vegetation will grow again so now is a good time to visit.

There are excellent views from the summit. Trackback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/994/comment/19706/

Climbed Bruse Hill about 3 years ago trying to lo .. by Alan Lee (Show all for Bruse Hill)

360º views. .. by norbert (Show all for Bruse Hill)

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