Walk in Ireland, Galway An Binn Bheag Binn Uí Chuinneáin Binn Uí Chuinneáin (mullach theas) Binn Uí Chuinneáin (mullach thoir theas) Log na Brice (mullach thiar theas) Log na Brice (mullach thoir thuaidh), ascent 835m, length 11.4km

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Onzy: Track 2579 in area near Ben Beg, Partry/Joyce Country (Ireland)

Joyces Country: Bunnacunneen Horseshoe

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Length: 11.4km, Creator time taken: 3h44m, Ascent: 835m,
Descent: 835m

Places: Start at L97196 56996, An Binn Bheag, Binn Uí Chuinneáin, Binn Uí Chuinneáin (mullach theas), Binn Uí Chuinneáin (mullach thoir theas), Log na Brice (mullach thiar theas), Log na Brice (mullach thoir thuaidh), end at Start
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Circular route taking in Ben Beg, Bunnacunneen, its SE Top and the two Lugnabricks. Parking in the (apparently unnamed, at least on OS38) valley is difficult. I used the only obvious layby at L97196 56996, where two cars could fit, three if they were coordinated.

Straightforward enough circuit except for the descent into the valley from Lugnabrick NE. I would recommend heading east along the ridgeline, perhaps for another 300-400m before descending north. I found myself on steep ground and had to pick my way down pretty carefully. To cap it all, the 'C' in 'Joyces Country' which is very evident on sheet OS38, was faithfully duplicated on my Satmap, meaning that the relevant contours were obscured!

There are a number of fences to be crossed on the return north.

Uploaded on: Sat, 21 Jun 2014 (21:38:36)
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