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The Munster High Points

Major Geographical High Points in the province of Munster

A Munster High Point is any of the 62 locations in the province of Munster which feature on the overall official ​list of Ireland's Major Geographical High Points. This provincial list of Munster 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, Leinster 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 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
 

Munster map
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​Each marker on the map represents the location of a High Point locations in Munster. 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
Carrauntoohil 1,039m V:804:844 MacGillycuddy's Reeks
Brandon Mountain 952m Q:460:116 Dingle Mountains
Galtymore Mountain 918m R:878:238 Galtee Mountains
Baurtregaum 851m Q:750:077 Slieve Mish Mountains
Mangerton Mountain 838m V:980:808 Mangerton Mountains
Purple Mountain 832m V:887:852 Purple Mountains
Knockmealdown 793m S:058:084 Knockmealdown Mountains
Kilclooney Mountain 792m S:317:105 Comeragh Mountains
Stumpa Dúloigh 784m V:787:794 Dunkerron Mountains Northeast
Mullaghanattin 773m V:739:773 Dunkerron Mountains Southwest
Coomacarrea 772m V:611:826 Glenbeigh Mountains
Slievenamon 721m S:298:307 Slievenamon Hills
Knockboy 706m W:004:620 Shehy Mountains
Keeper Hill 694m R:824:667 Silvermine Mountains
The Paps East 694m W:133:855 Derrynasaggart Mountains Northeast
Knocknadobar 690m V:506:845 Doulus Head Hills
Hungry Hill 685m V:761:498 Caha Mountains Southwest
Knockowen 658m V:809:554 Caha Mountains Northeast
Mullaghanish 649m W:215:818 Derrynasaggart Mountains Northeast
Musheramore 644m W:329:850 Boggeragh Mountains
Shehy More 546m W:151:600 South Cork Hills
Nowen Hill 535m W:141:529 South Cork Hills
Moylussa 532m R:651:756 Slieve Bearnagh Mountains
Seefin Mountain 528m R:644:181 Ballyhoura Mountains South
Mount Eagle 516m V:335:989 West Dingle Hills
Coomagearlahy 506m W:095:773 Derrynasaggart Mountains Southwest
Foilclogh 497m V:508:745 Carhan Horseshoe
Knockoura 490m V:621:463 Slieve Miskish Mountains
Devilsbit Mountain 480m S:058:744 Devilsbit Hills
Slievereagh 465m R:725:252 Ballyhoura Mountains North
Cullaun 460m R:824:574 Slieve Felim Mountains
Tountinna 457m R:737:773 Arra Mountains
Baraveha 451m R:112:086 Mullaghareirk Mountains
Knocknaskagh 427m W:703:950 Nagles Mountains
Bolus 410m V:399:635 Bolus Head Hills
Mount Gabriel 407m V:931:349 Mount Gabriel Hills
Maghera 400m R:518:911 Slieve Aughty Mountains West
Slievecallan 391m R:144:773 Southwest Clare Hills
Cappaghabaun Mountain East 378m R:678:922 Slieve Aughty Mountains East
Slievenamuck 369m R:842:306 Slievenamuck Hills
Seefin 345m V:825:397 Sheep's Head Hills
Slieve Elva 344m M:150:044 The Burren Hills
Knocknamuck 340m S:317:549 Slieveardagh Hills South
Knocknamaddree 313m V:790:299 Mizen Head Hills
Woodcock Hill 310m R:523:634 Southeast Clare Hills
Carronadavderg 301m X:174:870 Drum Hills
Croaghmore 292m V:246:958 Island summit
Knockfeerina 288m R:451:361 Standalone summit
Knockanallig 267m V:704:431 Bere Island Hills
Geokaun 266m V:386:771 Island summit
Cnoc Bólais 252m V:472:404 Island summit
Scariff Island 252m V:444:552 Island summit
Needles Eye 217m V:246:606 Island summit
Tearaght Island 200m V:181:948 Island summit
Inishnabro 175m V:213:930 Island summit
Rathmacullig 175m W:683:662 South Cork Hills
Inishtooskert 172m Q:234:008 Island summit
Cnoicín an tSeabhaic 160m V:972:221 Island summit
Puffin Island 159m V:340:678 Island summit
Slievemore 101m W:010:239 Island summit
Great Island 95m W:798:692 Island summit
Whiddy Island 50m V:972:502 Island summit

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The Munster High Points

  • Carrauntoohil (1,039m)
  • Brandon Mountain (952m)
  • Galtymore Mountain (918m)
  • Baurtregaum (851m)
  • Mangerton Mountain (838m)
  • Purple Mountain (832m)
  • Knockmealdown (793m)
  • Kilclooney Mountain (792m)
  • Stumpa Dúloigh (784m)
  • Mullaghanattin (773m)
  • Coomacarrea (772m)
  • Slievenamon (721m)
  • Knockboy (706m)
  • Keeper Hill (694m)
  • The Paps East (694m)
  • Knocknadobar (690m)
  • Hungry Hill (685m)
  • Knockowen (658m)
  • Mullaghanish (649m)
  • Musheramore (644m)
  • Shehy More (546m)
  • Nowen Hill (535m)
  • Moylussa (532m)
  • Seefin Mountain (528m)
  • Mount Eagle (516m)
  • Coomagearlahy (506m)
  • Foilclogh (497m)
  • Knockoura (490m)
  • Devilsbit Mountain (480m)
  • Slievereagh (465m)
  • Cullaun (460m)
  • Tountinna (457m)
  • Baraveha (451m)
  • Knocknaskagh (427m)
  • Bolus (410m)
  • Mount Gabriel (407m)
  • Maghera (400m)
  • Slievecallan (391m)
  • Cappaghabaun Mountain East (378m)
  • Slievenamuck (369m)
  • Seefin (345m)
  • Slieve Elva (344m)
  • Knocknamuck (340m)
  • Knocknamaddree (313m)
  • Woodcock Hill (310m)
  • Carronadavderg (301m)
  • Croaghmore (292m)
  • Knockfeerina (288m)
  • Knockanallig (267m)
  • Geokaun (266m)
  • Cnoc Bólais (252m)
  • Scariff Island (252m)
  • Needles Eye (217m)
  • Tearaght Island (200m)
  • Inishnabro (175m)
  • Rathmacullig (175m)
  • Inishtooskert (172m)
  • Cnoicín an tSeabhaic (160m)
  • Puffin Island (159m)
  • Slievemore (101m)
  • Great Island (95m)
  • Whiddy Island (50m)

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