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Conavalla (Irish:
Ceann an Bhealaigh,
meaning 'head of the road or p****') at 734
metres (2,408 ft), is the 69th–highest peak in
Ireland on the Arderin...
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hydroelectric station at
Turlough Hill 681
metres (2,234 ft), and
large m****if of
Conavalla 734
metres (2,408 ft)
which dominates the head of the valley, and the...
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Camenabologue 758
metres (2,487 ft),
Table Mountain 702
metres (2,303 ft), and
Conavalla 734
metres (2,408 ft). A
number of
ancient trails called Table Tracks...
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Camenabologue Carrick Mountain Carrigvore Church Mountain Cloghernagh Conavalla Corrigasleggaun Croaghanmoira Croghan Mountain Djouce Duff Hill Gravale...
- toes am****ted due to frostbite. A
cross and a
plaque to the
north of
Conavalla mountain mark the
place where Art O'Neill
perished and an
annual walk...
- also
known as
Slieve Gad (543 m, 1,781 ft)
Cloghernagh (800 m, 2,625 ft)
Conavalla Corrigasleggaun Croghan Mountain Cupidstown Hill (379 m, 1,243 ft) Djouce...
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station at
Turlough Hill 681
metres (2,234 ft), and the
mountains of
Conavalla 734
metres (2,408 ft), and
Lugduff 652
metres (2,139 ft).
Camaderry has...
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Camenabologue Carrick Mountain Carrigvore Church Mountain Cloghernagh Conavalla Corrigasleggaun Croaghanmoira Croghan Mountain Djouce Duff Hill Gravale...
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sought shelter in a cave,
traditionally said to be
along the
slopes of
Conavalla. Hugh Roe and Art
MacShane were too weak to
reach Glenmalure, so Eustace...
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summit from
Glendalough or from the
summits of
neighbouring Camaderry and
Conavalla mountains. The
underlying geology of the
mountain is granite, covered...
