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Forum: Suggestions Fergalh a day ago
An addition to the historical HillsUsineach (Cnoc Uisnigh) is situated near the hamlet of Kilare in County Westmeath and is steeped in history, It is the burial site of the Earth Goddess Ériu & th...

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Island Comment TommyV 4 days ago
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Track 0 simon3 2 weeks ago
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Summit Comment TommyV 5 days ago
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Slieve Aghkerane: Mist, mist and more mist!

Summit Comment Harry Goodman a week ago
Climbed Corraun Hill East Top on Wed 12 Oct 2011 as part of a round that also included Corraun Hill (See my comments on Corraun Hill for first part of the route). From the broad saddle (Pt 421) we...

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Track 0 simon3 2 weeks ago
Another variation what can be done here. walk, Len: 14.1km, Climb: 673m, Area: Church Mountain, Dublin/Wicklow (Ireland)...

Barrangeahy

Forum: Suggestions Fergalh a month ago
There are 5 hills 4 of which have cairns east of Barranageahy…They are 427 metres, 443 metres, 467 metres, 482 metres and 502 metres4 of these have cairns on them..they do not fit into the cultura...

Slieve Aghkerane: A simple straightforward route to the top

Summit Summary Collaborative entry Last edit by: simon3 a week ago
At F763 011 go south to L737 943. Take the good track up hill to a T junction. Leave the track and go NE up the hillside to a broad saddle (Pt 421) L761 957 and then E gently up the slope to a cai...

A training walk

Track 0 simon3 2 weeks ago
This is a walk intended for training rather than interest. It uses the steep sides of a number of the south Wicklow ... walk, Len: 19.2km, Climb: 1755m, Area: Cloghernagh, Dublin/Wicklow (Ireland) ||
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simon3: Track 1775 in area near North Mayo (Ireland)
Magnificent walk over the western Nephin Begs.
Length: 25.9km, Creator time taken: 9h26m, Ascent: 1107m,
Descent: 1134m

Places: Start at L82961 96704, Claggan Mountain NE Top, Maumthomas SW Top, Maumthomas NE Top, Corranabinnia SW Top, end at Start
Logged as completed by 1

Magnificent because of the widening view as you ascend from Mulrany and because you reach one of the Corranabinnias, one of the most interesting summits in Ireland with its famous arete to the NE.
The descent from Corranabinnia SW could be tricky in mist because you need to hit the sharply descending ridge towards Treel exactly. The view includes Clew Bay and Clare Island.
The descent comes upon a bog road which can be followed west eventually reaching the N59 and a somewhat tedious road walk back to Mulrany.

Uploaded on: Sun, 17 Jun 2012 (06:57:59)
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