Baraveha [Knockanefune] [Barr an Bheithe]

Rising from the quiet borderlands near Glountane Cross, this understated Marilyn offers a classic Mullaghareirk experience of forestry tracks and open moorland. While modest in elevation, its isolation provides clear perspectives over the Feale valley and south toward the Paps of Anu, making it a rewarding objective for seekers of solitude.

• •The Irish name Barr an Bheithe translates as "top of the birch," while the alternative name Knockanefune likely derives from Cnocán Fionn, meaning "fair hillock."
• •It is classified as a Marilyn, a status earned because the summit drops at least 150 metres on all sides before the ground rises again.
• •The summit provides a strategic vantage point over the Feale valley and the sprawling forestry of the Mullaghareirk Mountains.
• •Navigating the surrounding slopes often requires more negotiation with sitka spruce and bog cotton than with actual vertical rock.