Talk:Ben of Howth

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Peaks of Howth Head

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Central group:

Black Linn, highest point
  (Ben of Howth adjacent)
Shelmartin, second highest point
Dun Hill

Also:

Muck Rock (Carrickmore), Howth Demesne
Carrickbrack, towards Sutton
Kilrock, north east

See standard references, such as Weston St. Joyce, and maps.

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Peaks of Howth Head