- Binn
Chaorach (or
Beenkeragh or Benkeeragh) (Irish: Binn Chaorach,
meaning 'mountain of sheep') is the second-highest peak in Ireland, at 1,008.2 metres...
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valleys (e.g.
Lough Coomloughra), and
sharp arêtes and
ridges (e.g. the
Beenkeragh Ridge). The range, part of the R****s District, is a
destination for mountain...
- north,
known as the
Beenkeragh Ridge,
contains the
summit of The
Bones (Na Cnámha), and
leads to Ireland's second-highest peak,
Beenkeragh (Binn Chaorach)...
- of the cleaver) of
Emmons Glacier.
Notable examples of arêtes include:
Beenkeragh Ridge, MacGillycuddy's R****s,
County Kerry, Ireland. The Carn Mor Dearg...
- arête
called the
Beenkeragh Ridge,
situated between Carrauntoohil 1,038
metres (3,406 ft) (Ireland's
highest peak), and
Beenkeragh 1,008
metres (3,307 ft)...
- MacGillycuddy's R****s –
County Kerry Carrauntoohil (1,038.6 m, 3,407 ft)
Beenkeragh (1,008 m, 3,307 ft)
Caher (1,000 m, 3,281 ft)
Knocknapeasta (988 m, 3...
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mountainous regions of
Ireland and its
three highest mountains, Carrauntoohil,
Beenkeragh and Caher, all part of the MacGillycuddy's R****s range. Just off the coast...
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Knockmealdown Knocknafallia Sugarloaf Hill (Knockmealdowns) MacGillycuddy's R****s
Beenkeragh Br****el
Mountain Caher Caher West Top
Carrauntoohil Cnoc an C****llinn...
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steep and
narrow rocky ridge from the Hag's
Tooth up to the
summit of
Beenkeragh, is
referred to as the Hag's
Tooth Ridge (see
photo opposite). Because...
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circuit of
neighbouring peaks of
Caher West Top, Carrauntoohil, The Bones,
Beenkeragh, and Skregmore. On Caher's
western slopes is the
townland of Derrynafeana...
