its in the pic alright, along with howth and the sea
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They’ve done a great job with it. There’s a path on opposite side to car park (pedestrian entrances at the roundabout ) that brings you up a nice steep path to Blue Light and can go on up mountain from there
Leopardstown business park looks resplendent …was it built by the normans or Celts?
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The Normans. Harvey Norman to be precise.
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The auld fella went up there a couple of years back and said it was a right boggy route, is there much of a trail?
hup out of it
they have a railway sleepers trail at the top now, otherwise it would be a right bog alright
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Like the Galtees, Lough Derg is another underrated area, Milennium Cross is one of my favourite spots, not much of a hike but the views across the lake are savage.
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It’s been very dry so it was straightforward though very tough, the 1800 feet is achieved in about 4.5 kilometres, I was mostly off trail but there’s a path if you choose, it’s a good bit longer.
There’s sleepers to the summit for about 500m but there was no need this morning, the boggy ground had a lovely spring to it.
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The Galtymore is the finest walk in Ireland
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Nice alright did it in the scouts many moons ago
That looks like nice hiking country
Sure is, a few here will recognise it.
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I knew you’d be first in, 
I saw that a few weeks back.