Every county.
A new high
point.

Find the highest point in all 32 counties of Ireland. Plan your next hill day, keep track of your progress, and make the journey your own.

The Mourne Wall and mountains seen from Donard
The Mourne Wall and mountains seen from Donard. Photo credit
32 counties4 provincesOne island to explore

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Six places to begin · Explore all 32 in the county finder

County high points
CountyHigh pointElevationProvinceGuide
DownSlieve Donard850 mUlsterDown
KerryCarrauntoohil1,039 mMunsterKerry
WicklowLugnaquilla925 mLeinsterWicklow
MayoMweelrea814 mConnachtMayo
DonegalErrigal751 mUlsterDonegal
GalwayBenbaun729 mConnachtGalway

Shared summits, separate counties. Here’s how the list works →

Across the island

Different places.
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A few things worth knowing.

All your questions →
What is the Irish county high points challenge?

Visit the highest ground in each of Ireland’s 32 traditional counties, including the six counties of Northern Ireland. Choose your own pace; this independent companion does not set a deadline or certify completion.

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Are there 32 mountains or 27 high points?

There are 32 county entries. Five county pairs share a named high-point entry, giving 27 named groupings. Exact boundary ground can be more complicated: Arderin and Galtymore are not perfectly shared, and some counties have a slope or secondary top.

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Which county has Ireland’s highest mountain?

Kerry. Carrauntoohil is the highest point on the island at 1,039 metres in our stated list convention. Height is a geographic fact, rather than a route grade; plan a mountain day for your experience and the conditions.

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What is the lowest county high point in Ireland?

Mullaghmeen in County Westmeath, at 258 metres in our list. The forest setting offers a different outing from the high mountains. A lower elevation does not establish an easy, accessible or unrestricted route.

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