- The
North Channel (known in
Irish and
Scottish Gaelic as
Sruth na
Maoile, in
Scots as the Sheuch) is the
strait between north-eastern
Northern Ireland...
-
threshold for an "independent" peak, one
Scottish Munro is missing,
namely Maoile Lunndaidh whose official prominence changed to 11
metres (36 ft) in 2014;...
- 282
Munros have a
prominence above 30
metres (98 ft), the
exception being Maoile Lunndaidh at 11
metres (36 ft); and
apart from Am Basteir, all
other Munros...
- go
north to the cold
Sruth na
Maoilé. At this time it was
proclaimed that no swan
should be
killed in Erin. At the
Maoilé a
cruel storm separated them...
- Lochinver, Sutherland) Many
Lochs (Dunnet Head, Caithness) Loch na
Maoile (or Loch
Maoile) (northeast of Ullapool) Loch
Maovally (east of Loch Eriboll, Sutherland)...
-
threshold for an "independent" peak, one
Scottish Munro is missing,
namely Maoile Lunndaidh whose official prominence changed to 11
metres (36 ft) in 2014;...
-
Maoile Lunndaidh or
Maoil Lunndaidh is a
Scottish mountain situated 13 km
south of
Achnasheen in the Ross and
Cromarty district of the
Highland council...
- are Murdos", and
listed Maoile Lunndaidh, a Munro, with a
prominence of 400
metres (1,312 ft).
Surveys in 2014
showed Maoile Lunndaidh was
lower than...
-
threshold for an "independent" peak, one
Scottish Munro is missing,
namely Maoile Lunndaidh whose official prominence changed to 11
metres (36 ft) in 2014;...
-
Voyage of Máel Dúin (Old Irish:
Immram Maele Dúin,
Modern Irish: 'Iomramh
Maoile Dhúin') is the tale of a sea
voyage written in Old
Irish around the end...
