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From the MacGillycuddy's Reeks to the Wicklow Mountains, Ireland's hills offer dramatic Atlantic scenery and some of the finest ridge walking in the British Isles.

Classifications
10
Total Hills
1,131

By Classification · 10 lists

Furths
Furths13
Mountains over 3000ft outside Scotland.
Marilyns
Marilyns389
Hills with at least 150m of prominence.
Hewitts
Hewitts188
Hills over 2000ft with 30m prominence.
Simms
Simms204
Hills over 600m with 30m prominence.
HuMPs
HuMPs448
Hills exceeding 300m elevation with 100m+ prominence.
Tumps
Tumps778
Hills with 30m prominence over 300m elevation.
Dodds
Dodds161
Hills in GB between 500m and 600m with 30m prominence.
Vandeleur-Lynams
Vandeleur-Lynams253
Irish hills over 600m with 15m prominence.
Arderins
Arderins363
Irish hills over 500m with 30m prominence.
Browse All1131
View all hills in Republic of Ireland.

By Area · 7 areas

Donegal146
Errigal, Muckish, and the Blue Stack Mountains — wild Atlantic scenery in Ireland's north west.
Connacht & Mayo136
Nephin Beg, the Ox Mountains, and the hills of Sligo, Leitrim, and Achill Island.
Connemara120
The Twelve Bens and Maumturk Mountains — quartzite ridges rising from the bogs of Connemara.
Kerry191
Ireland's highest mountains. MacGillycuddy's Reeks, the Dingle Peninsula, and the Iveragh Peninsula.
Cork & Beara111
The Beara Peninsula, Shehy Mountains, and the hills of west Cork and north Cork.
Munster & South East267
The Galty Mountains, Knockmealdowns, Comeragh Mountains, and the hills of Clare, Tipperary, and Waterford.
Wicklow & Midlands160
The Wicklow Mountains — Dublin's back garden — and the Slieve Bloom Mountains of the Irish midlands.