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The Leinster High Points

Major Geographical High Points in the province of Leinster

A Leinster High Point is any of the 25 locations in the province of Leinster which feature on the overall official ​list of Ireland's Major Geographical High Points. This provincial list of Leinster High Points compiled by Kieron Gribbon was first published on 12th October 2017 on the High Point Ireland website.
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  • Click here for the full list of Ireland's Major Geographical High Points...

Along with the Connacht, Munster and Ulster ​sub-lists, it comprises the first set of regional hill lists ever to be published for Ireland. Each is a secondary sub-list of the official ​list of Ireland's Major Geographical High Points, and is a standalone hillwalking challenge in its own right.

High Points 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.

#JuneUplandWalk
 

Leinster map
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​Each marker on the map represents the location of a High Point locations in Leinster. 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 Upland area
Lugnaquillia Mountain 925m T:032:918 Wicklow Mountains
Mullaghcleevaun 849m O:068:070 Wicklow Mountains
Mount Leinster 794m S:827:525 Blackstairs Mountains
Kippure 757m O:116:155 Wicklow Mountains
Blackstairs Mountain 735m S:811:448 Blackstairs Mountains
Croghan Mountain 606m T:131:729 Croghan Hills
Slieve Foye 589m J:169:120 Cooley Mountains
Glendoo Mountain 586m O:142:204 Wicklow Mountains
Arderin 527m S:232:989 Slieve Bloom Mountains
Brandon Hill 515m S:697:403 Brandon Hills
Cupidstown Hill 379m O:006:206 Wicklow Mountains
Clomantagh Hill 349m S:333:655 Slieveardagh Hills North
Clogrennan Hill 336m S:669:741 Slievemargy Hills
Carricktriss Gorse 314m S:483:291 Walsh Mountains
Barranisky 280m T:256:790 Southeast Wicklow Hills
Corn Hill 278m N:188:842 Standalone summit
Slieve na Calliagh 276m N:586:776 North Midland Hills
Mullaghmeen 258m N:469:794 North Midland Hills
Mount Oriel 251m N:982:833 Mount Oriel Hills
Forth Mountain 237m S:981:192 Standalone summit
Croghan Hill 234m N:481:331 Standalone summit
Dunmurry Hill 233m N:714:169 Standalone summit
Knockastia 200m N:246:434 Standalone summit
Knockbrack 176m O:154:594 Standalone summit
Meakstown 76m O:132:409 Standalone High Point

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The Leinster High Points

  • Lugnaquillia Mountain (925m)
  • Mullaghcleevaun (849m)
  • Mount Leinster (794m)
  • Kippure (757m)
  • Blackstairs Mountain (735m)
  • Croghan Mountain (606m)
  • Slieve Foye (589m)
  • Glendoo Mountain (586m)
  • Arderin (527m)
  • Brandon Hill (515m)
  • Cupidstown Hill (379m)
  • Clomantagh Hill (349m)
  • Clogrennan Hill (336m)
  • Carricktriss Gorse (314m)
  • Barranisky (280m)
  • Corn Hill (278m)
  • Slieve na Calliagh (276m)
  • Mullaghmeen (258m)
  • Mount Oriel (251m)
  • Forth Mountain (237m)
  • Croghan Hill (234m)
  • Dunmurry Hill (233m)
  • Knockastia (200m)
  • Knockbrack (176m)
  • Meakstown (76m)

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