Mountain Walking in Ireland

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• Once you reach the top of the Devil's Ladder,
  there is a further stretch to climb to the peak
  of the mountain which is marked by a cross.
  Mweelrea (Cnoc Maol Réidh, bald grey hill in
  Irish) is the tallest mountain in Connaught,
  standing just over 800 meters. It is situated
  beside the coastline of Mayo which is famous for
  its beauty. From the top of the mountain you look
  over Clew Bay and the numerous Islands that
  litter the seascape. Often described as one of
  the great walks in Ireland, Mweelrea is a
  difficult mountain that asks many questions of
  those who climb it.

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• Once you reach the top of the Devil's Ladder,
  there is a further stretch to climb to the peak
  of the mountain which is marked by a cross.
  Mweelrea (Cnoc Maol Réidh, bald grey hill in
  Irish) is the tallest mountain in Connaught,
  standing just over 800 meters. It is situated
  beside the coastline of Mayo which is famous for
  its beauty. From the top of the mountain you look
  over Clew Bay and the numerous Islands that
  litter the seascape. Often described as one of
  the great walks in Ireland, Mweelrea is a
  difficult mountain that asks many questions of
  those who climb it.

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• Once you reach the top of the Devil's Ladder,
  there is a further stretch to climb to the peak
  of the mountain which is marked by a cross.
  Mweelrea (Cnoc Maol Réidh, bald grey hill in
  Irish) is the tallest mountain in Connaught,
  standing just over 800 meters. It is situated
  beside the coastline of Mayo which is famous for
  its beauty. From the top of the mountain you look
  over Clew Bay and the numerous Islands that
  litter the seascape. Often described as one of
  the great walks in Ireland, Mweelrea is a
  difficult mountain that asks many questions of
  those who climb it.

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Mountain Walking in Ireland

• Ireland is not famous for high mountains, and in
  fact the tallest mountain in Ireland stands just
  over 1000m high. Compared to other countries,
  this might seem a paltry figure, but Ireland has
  a lot to offer mountain walkers who visit
  Ireland. Below I look at the highest mountains in
  each of the four provinces in Ireland.
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• Carrauntoohil (Corran Tuathail in Irish), Co
  Kerry which forms part of MacGillycuddy's Reeks
  stands at 1039 meters high and is not just the
  tallest mountain in Munster, but also the tallest
  mountain in Ireland. The views from top of this
  mountain are spectacular, looking out over Hags
  Glen and Co.
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• This is not the safest mountain in Ireland to
  climb. Most people climb the mountain via the
  Devil's Ladder which can only be described as
  dangerous. The Devil's Ladder is made up of loose
  rocks and rises at a steep angle.