The Dillons
This original list has no set prominence criteria resulting in several of its locations having a prominence of less than 30m. As these fall below the UIAA standard for separate summits (i.e. 30m prominence) the Dillons cannot be formally included in the list of original Irish hill lists.
Vandeleur-Lynams
This original list has a prominence criteria of just 50ft / 15m resulting in several of its locations having a prominence of less than 30m. As these fall below the UIAA standard for separate summits (i.e. 30m prominence) the Vandeleur-Lynams cannot be formally included in the list of Irish hill lists.
The Irish Furths
The idea for this list of 3,000 ft high summits in Ireland is based on that of the Scottish Munro list. It is unclear if the Irish Furth list was based on original research or derived from earlier Irish summit lists. For this reason, we cannot verify its origins.
This original list has no set prominence criteria resulting in several of its locations having a prominence of less than 30m. As these fall below the UIAA standard for separate summits (i.e. 30m prominence) the Dillons cannot be formally included in the list of original Irish hill lists.
- 100% based on original research
- 0% derived from other lists
- Compiled by Paddy Dillon
Vandeleur-Lynams
This original list has a prominence criteria of just 50ft / 15m resulting in several of its locations having a prominence of less than 30m. As these fall below the UIAA standard for separate summits (i.e. 30m prominence) the Vandeleur-Lynams cannot be formally included in the list of Irish hill lists.
- 100% based on original research
- 0% derived from other lists
- Compiled by CRP Vandeleur and Joss Lynam
- Amended by Joss Lynam and Simon Stewart
The Irish Furths
The idea for this list of 3,000 ft high summits in Ireland is based on that of the Scottish Munro list. It is unclear if the Irish Furth list was based on original research or derived from earlier Irish summit lists. For this reason, we cannot verify its origins.