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Ireland's 100 Highest Mountains

This list of Ireland's highest mountain summits has been 100% derived from the Irish Hewitts. The acronym term "Hewitt" refers to any Hill in England, Wales or Ireland over Two Thousand feet above sea level. In addition, a Hewitt must also have a prominence of at least 30 metres. This matches the official definition of a mountain in Ireland. This page focuses on the 100 highest Hewitts / mountains in Ireland as originally listed by the late E.D. ‘Clem’ Clements.
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Since E.D. ‘Clem’ Clements’ death a Legacy Committee has been formed to safeguard all his hill related documents, which also include his hill lists, with the co-custodian responsibility for the Irish Hewitts now being with Myrddyn Phillips and David Purchase.

We would like to thank Myrddyn and David for agreeing the inclusion of Clem's list on The Ireland Walking Guide website and for supporting the creation of this hillwalking challenge.

Mountain and hill summits offer great walking opportunities all year round, however we particularly recommend visiting them during months when the days are longest. For this reason, we promote upland walking as our monthly theme for June.

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All-Ireland map
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​Each marker on the map represents the location of one of Ireland's 100 Highest Mountains. Click on a marker for further information about that location. All the summit locations marked on this map have also been listed in height order below.
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Listed by height
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Summit name Elevation Irish Grid Reference
Carrauntoohil 1,039m V:804:844
Beenkeragh 1010m V:801:853
Caher 1001m V:792:839
Cnoc na Péiste 988m V:836:842
Maolán Buí 973m V:832:838
Cnoc an Chuillin 958m V:823:833
The Bones Peak 957m V:801:847
Brandon Mountain 952m Q:460:116
The Big Gun 939m V:841:845
Cruach Mhór 932m V:841:848
Lugnaquillia Mountain 925m T:032:918
Galtymore Mountain 918m R:878:238
Knockbrinnea 854m V:808:858
Baurtregaum 851m Q:750:077
Slieve Donard 850m J:358:277
Mullaghcleevaun 849m O:068:070
Skregmore 848m V:792:860
Cnoc na Toinne 845m V:811:834
Brandon Peak 840m Q:472:095
Mangerton Mountain 838m V:980:808
Caherconree 835m Q:733:073
Purple Mountain 832m V:887:852
Beenoskee 826m Q:581:089
Lyracappul 825m R:845:232
Benagh 822m Q:469:119
Tonelagee 817m O:085:016
Mweelrea 814m L:790:668
Faha Ridge 809m Q:464:120
Nephin 806m G:103:080
Ben Lugmore 803m L:812:674
Greenane 802m R:925:239
Galtybeg 799m R:890:241
Stradbally Mountain 798m Q:587:092
Ben Bury 795m L:803:683
Mullaghcleevaun East Top 795m O:082:067
Mount Leinster 794m S:827:525
Corrigasleggaun 794m T:048:911
Knockmealdown 793m S:058:084
Ben Lugmore East Top 793m L:815:672
Kilclooney Mountain 792m S:317:105
Ben Lugmore West Top 790m L:806:677
Greenane West Top 786m R:911:240
Temple Hill 785m R:833:218
Stumpa Dúloigh 784m V:787:794
Mangerton North Top 782m V:984:818
Mullaghanattin 773m V:739:773
Barrclashcame 772m L:849:695
Coomacarrea 772m V:611:826
Knockmoylan 768m S:057:093
Slieve Commedagh 765m J:346:286
Croagh Patrick 764m L:906:802
Masatiompan 763m Q:465:145
Shehy Mountain 762m V:902:857
Tievummera 762m L:861:695
Slievemaan 759m T:018:908
Camenabologue 758m T:023:960
Kippure 757m O:116:155
Purple Mountain Northeast 757m V:894:858
Knockanaffrin 755m S:285:183
Beann 752m V:726:764
Errigal Mountain 751m B:928:208
Piaras Mór 748m Q:464:136
Cnoc Íochtair 747m V:785:860
Slieve Binnian 746m J:320:234
Broaghnabinnia 745m V:802:814
Coumfea 742m S:295:098
Tievenabinnia 742m L:881:707
Slieve Bearnagh 739m J:313:280
Blackstairs Mountain 735m S:811:448
Tomies Mountain 735m V:895:868
Conavalla 734m T:040:972
Cnoc an Bhráca 731m V:858:854
Benbaun 729m L:786:539
Seefin 726m S:274:069
Djouce Mountain 725m O:179:103
Seefingan 724m O:087:170
Slieve Carr 721m F:915:145
Slievenamon 721m S:298:307
Duff Hill 720m O:094:083
Gravale 718m O:105:094
Corranabinnia 716m F:903:032
Meenteog 715m V:638:827
Bencorr 711m L:811:522
Knockboy 706m W:004:620
Stoompa 705m W:007:818
Moanbane 703m O:034:069
Binn idir an dá Log 702m L:888:528
Slievelamagan 702m J:329:260
Slieve Meelbeg 702m J:301:279
Ben Gorm 700m L:862:652
Birreencorragh 698m G:025:050
Camaderry 698m T:082:981
Silsean 698m O:023:056
Bencollaghduff 696m L:798:530
Caoinkeen 695m W:011:646
The Paps East 694m W:133:855
Keeper Hill 694m R:824:667
Ben Creggan 693m L:857:666
Knockaterriff 692m R:849:216
Beann North Top 692m V:731:771

Ireland's 100 Highest Mountains


  1. ​Carrauntoohil (1,039m)
  2. Beenkeragh (1,010m)
  3. Caher (1,001m)
  4. Cnoc na Péiste (988m)
  5. Maolán Buí (973m)
  6. Cnoc an Chuillin (958m)
  7. The Bones Peak (957m)
  8. Brandon Mountain (952m)
  9. The Big Gun (939m)
  10. Cruach Mhór (932m)
  11. Lugnaquillia Mountain (925m)
  12. Galtymore Mountain (918m)
  13. Knockbrinnea (854m)
  14. Baurtregaum (851m)
  15. Slieve Donard (850m)
  16. Mullaghcleevaun (849m)
  17. Skregmore (848m)
  18. Cnoc na Toinne (845m)
  19. Brandon Peak (840m)
  20. Mangerton Mountain (838m)
  21. Caherconree (835m)
  22. Purple Mountain (832m)
  23. Beenoskee (826m)
  24. Lyracappul (825m)
  25. Benagh (822m)
  26. Tonelagee (817m)
  27. Mweelrea (814m)
  28. Faha Ridge (809m)
  29. Nephin (806m)
  30. Ben Lugmore (803m)
  31. Greenane (801m)
  32. Galtybeg (799m)
  33. Stradbally Mountain (798m)
  34. Ben Bury (795m)
  35. Mullaghcleevaun East Top (795m)
  36. Mount Leinster (794m)
  37. Corrigasleggaun (794m)
  38. Knockmealdown (793m)
  39. Ben Lugmore East Top (793m)
  40. Kilclooney Mountain (792m)
  41. Ben Lugmore West Top (790m)
  42. Greenane West Top (787m)
  43. Temple Hill (783m)
  44. Stumpa Dúloigh (784m)
  45. Mangerton North Top (782m)
  46. Mullaghanattin (773m)
  47. Barrclashcame (772m)
  48. Coomacarrea (772m)
  49. Knockmoylan (767m)
  50. Slieve Commedagh (765m)
  51. Croagh Patrick (764m)
  52. Masatiompan (763m)
  53. Shehy Mountain (762m)
  54. Tievummera (762m)
  55. Slievemaan (759m)
  56. Camenabologue (758m)
  57. Kippure (757m)
  58. Purple Mountain Northeast (757m)
  59. Knockanaffrin (755m)
  60. Beann (752m)
  61. Errigal Mountain (751m)
  62. Piaras Mór (748m)
  63. Cnoc Íochtair (747m)
  64. Slieve Binnian (746m)
  65. Broaghnabinnia (745m)
  66. Coumfea (742m)
  67. Tievenabinnia (742m)
  68. Slieve Bearnagh (739m)
  69. Blackstairs Mountain (735m)
  70. Tomies Mountain (735m)
  71. Conavalla (734m)
  72. Cnoc an Bhráca (731m)
  73. Benbaun (729m)
  74. Seefin (726m)
  75. Djouce Mountain (725m)
  76. Seefingan (724m)
  77. Slieve Carr (721m)
  78. Slievenamon (721m)
  79. Duff Hill (720m)
  80. Gravale (718m)
  81. Corranabinnia (716m)
  82. Meenteog (715m)
  83. Bencorr (711m)
  84. Knockboy (706m)
  85. Stoompa (705m)
  86. Moanbane (703m)
  87. Binn idir an dá Log (702m)
  88. Slievelamagan (702m)
  89. Slieve Meelbeg (702m)
  90. Ben Gorm (700m)
  91. Birreencorragh (698m)
  92. Camaderry (698m)
  93. Silsean (698m)
  94. Bencollaghduff (696m)
  95. Caoinkeen (692m)
  96. The Paps East (694m)
  97. Keeper Hill (694m)
  98. Ben Creggan (693m)
  99. Knockaterriff (692m)
  100. Beann North Top (692m)

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