Coolfree Mountain [Sliabh Chuil Fhraoigh]

Situated near the village of Ballyorgan on the fringes of the Galty range, this heathery summit offers a quieter alternative to the higher peaks. Rising to 436 metres, its slopes are defined by a mix of forestry and open moorland, making it a rugged but accessible Hump for those exploring the Limerick borderlands.

• •The Irish name Sliabh Chuil Fhraoigh translates as 'the mountain of the heather corner' or 'nook,' derived from cuil (corner/recess) and fraoch (heather), reflecting the resilient heathland found across its upper slopes.
• •Though grouped geographically with the Galty Mountains, this hill is a prominent fixture of the Ballyhoura range and is often climbed in conjunction with the nearby Seefin.
• •The summit offers a distinctively clear perspective southward across the Blackwater Valley towards the Nagle Mountains in County Cork.
• •As a Hump, the hill possesses at least 100 metres of prominence, ensuring it stands as a physically distinct landmark from the surrounding terrain.