Table of Contents

EAST
Walk 1: White Hill, Djouce Mountain, War Hill
Walk 2: Tonduff, Kippure
Walk 3: Seahan, Corrig Mountain, Seefingan, Seefin
Walk 4: Carrigvore, Gravale, Duff Hill, Mullaghcleevaun East Top, Mucclaghcleevaun
Walk 5: Silsean, Moanbane
Walk 6: Tonelagee, Scarr
Walk 7: Turlough Hill, Camaderry
Walk 8: Mullacor, Lugduff, Conavalla
Walk 9: Clohernagh, Corrigasleggaun
Walk 10: Ballineddan Mountain, Slievemaan, Lugnaquillia, Camenabologue East Top, Camenabologue
Walk 12: Keadeen Mountain
Walk 13: Croaghanmoira
Walk 13: Mount Leinster
Walk 14: Blackstairs Mountain SOUTH
Walk 15: Slievenamon
Walk 16: Knocksheegowna, Knockanaffrin, Fauscoum North Top, Fauscoum, Coumalocha, Seefin, Coumaraglinmountain
Walk 17: Knockaunabulloga, Knockshanahullion
Walk 18: Sugarloaf Hill, Knockmoylan, Knockmealdown, Knocknagnauv, Knocknafallia
Walk 19: Laghtshnaquilla, Greenane, O'Loughnan's Castle, Binnia
Walk 20: Galtybeg, Galtymore, Monbrack, Lyracappul,. Knockaterriff, Temple Hill
Walk 21: Keeper Hill
SOUTH- WEST
Walk 22: Musheramore
Walk 23: Mullaghanish
Walk 24: Caherbarnagh
Walk 25: The Paps (East) The Paps (West)
Walk 26: Knockboy, Caoinkeen, Gullaba Hill, Barrerneen
Walk 27: Coomnadiha
Walk 28: Knockowen
Walk 28: Maulin, Hungry Hill
Walk 30: Crohane
Walk 31: Mangerton North Top, Mangerton Mountain, Stoompa
Walk 32: Knockbrack, Dromderalough
Walk 33: Boughil, Knocknacappul, Knocklomena
Walk 34: Broaghnaabinnia, Stumpa Duloigh, Stumpa West Top
Walk 35: Mullaghanattin, Beann North Top, Beann, Beann West Top, Bean South Top
Walk 36: Knocknagantee, Knockmoyle, Coomura, Coomanassig, Finnararagh
Walk 37: Coomcallee, Coomcallee West Top
Walk 38: Knocknadobar, Knocknadobar East Top, Knocknadobar Far East Top
Walk 39: Meenteog, Coomacarrea, Teermoyle Mountain, Mullaghnarakill, Been Hill, Beenmore, Drung Hill
Walk 40: Colly
Walk 41: Skregmore West Top, Skregmore, Skregmore East Top, Knockbrinnea, Beenkeragh, Carrauntoohil, Caher, Caher West Top
Walk 42: Cnoc na d'Tarbh, Cnoc an Bhráca, Cruach Mhór, The Big Gun, Cnoc an Chhuillin, Cnoc na Toinne
Walk 43: Tomies Mountain, Tomies South Top, Shehy Mountain, Purple Mountain
Walk 44: Caherconree, Baurtegaum
Walk 45: Stradbally Mountain, Beenoskee, Coumbaun
Walk 46: Slieveanea, Slieveanea North Top, Gowlanebeg, Banoge North
Walk 47: Ballysitteragh, Brandon Peak, Brandon Mountain, Masatiompan
WEST
Walk 48: Derryclare, Bencorr, Bencollaghduff, Benbreen, Bengower, Benbaun, Benfree, Muckanaght, Bencullagh
Walk 49: Corcogemore, Mullach Glas, Binn Mhór, Binn Chaonaigh, Binn idir an Dá Log, Letterbreckaun, Leenaun Hill
Walk 50: Maumtrasna, Devilsmother
Walk 51: Ben Creggan, Ben Creggan South Top, Ben Gorm
Walk 52: Sheefry Hills West Top, Sheefry Hills, Sheefry Hills East Top
Walk 53: Mweelrea, Ben Bury, Ben Lugmore
Walk 54: Croagh Patrick
Walk 55: Slievemore, Croaghaun
Walk 56: Corranabinnia South Top, Corranabinnia, Glennamong, Nephin Beg, Slieve Cor
Walk 57: Birreencorragh
Walk 58: Nephin
NORTH
Walk 59: Cuilcagh
Walk 60: Truskmore, Tievebaun
Walk 61: Croaghbann, Ardnageer, Bluestack, Lavagh More, Lavagh Beg
Walk 62: Slieve Snaght
Walk 63: Dooish
Walk 64: Errigal
Walk 65: Muckish
Walk 66: Slieve Snaght
Walk 67: Mullaghvclogha, Dart Mountain, Sawel Mountain, Meenard Mountain, Mullagheany
Walk 68: Eagle Mountain, Shanlieve
Walk 69: Slieve Binnian, The Black Castles, Slievelamagan, Cove Mountain
Walk 70: Slieve Muck, Slieve Loughshannagh, Slieve Meelbeg, Slieve Meelmore, l Slieve ieve Bearnagh, Slieve Commedagh, Slieve Donard, Chimney Rock Mountain

Mountains of Ireland listed by height.

About the Author

Paddy Dillon is a prolific outdoor writer with over thirty guidebooks to his name, as well as more than a dozen booklets and brochures. He writes for outdoor magazines and other publications, as well as for tourism organisations. Paddy lives near the Lake District and has walked in every county in England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales; writing about walks in every one of them. Paddy enjoys simple day walks, challenging long-distance walks, and is a dedicated island-hopper. He has led guided walks and walked extensively in Europe, as well as in Nepal, Tibet, Africa and the Rocky Mountains of Canada and the USA. While researching routes, Paddy works directly onto a palmtop computer, so that his descriptions are precise, having been written at the very point at which the reader uses them. Paddy takes his own photographs, has appeared on radio and TV, and is a member of the Outdoor Writers' Guild.