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Tearaght Island

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(High Point No.163)
Reference & location details
High Point No.
163
Elevation
200m
Irish Grid Ref
V:181:948
High Point sub-list classification(s)
Major Island High Point
  • Highest point on Tearaght Island
Special note
Tearaght Island is private property owned by the Commissioners of Irish Lights (CIL). Access to the island is strictly forbidden unless approval has been granted by the CIL in advance. The only permitted means of access is by CIL helicopter. The island presents a serious mountaineering challenge which is far beyond the abilities of most hillwalkers. For these reasons, High Point Ireland does not encourage Highpointeers to attempt a landing on Tearaght Island.
Recommended publications
Map(s)
  • OSi 1:50,000 Discovery Series Sheet 70
Walking guidebook(s)
  • To be confirmed

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