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highest dwelling in ireland.

  • 30-11-2010 5:20pm
    #1
    cameramonkey
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    asked this on another forum but got no answers. what is the highest permanently occupied house that anyone here has come across in Ireland?


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  • #2
    cameramonkey
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    bump


  • #3
    Phileas Frog
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    Somewhere in Meelin, Co Cork or Glencullen Co Dublin I'd assume


  • #4
    Roadtoad
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    Some of the student accommodation around Belfield gets my vote.


  • #5
    Esel
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    Not Your Ornery Onager


    If you haven't found it in 8 years...

    Not your ornery onager



  • #6
    Charles Ingles
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    Esel wrote: »
    If you haven't found it in 8 years...

    This question could echo for an eternity


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  • #7
    [Deleted User]
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    cameramonkey wrote: »
    bump

    There ahould be an instant site ban for thread-necro’ing your own flipping useless threads.


  • #8
    Charles Ingles
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    JayZeus wrote: »
    There ahould be an instant site ban for thread-necro’ing your own flipping useless threads.

    It's been 8 years he deserves to know


  • #9
    [Deleted User]
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    Charles Ingles wrote: »
    It's been 8 years he deserves to know

    The pair of ye deserve each other.


  • #10
    glenkeo
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    I live at 240 m above sea level


  • #11
    ED E
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 36,170 ✭✭✭✭ED E


    If you have a GIS package with a topo map and the Eircode database working it out should be fairly simple.


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  • #12
    BarryD2
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    glenkeo wrote: »
    I live at 240 m above sea level

    Couple of houses near Oldbridge in Wicklow that are at about 340m. Depends what the OP means by a house too, inhabited building? How about the TV transmitters on Kippure or Mount Leinster, 750m and 790m respectively.


  • #13
    cameramonkey
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    BarryD2 wrote: »
    Couple of houses near Oldbridge in Wicklow that are at about 340m. Depends what the OP means by a house too, inhabited building? How about the TV transmitters on Kippure or Mount Leinster, 750m and 790m respectively.


    I mean a house where someone might live. I think Mount Leinster would be the highest paved road in Ireland.
    I would imagine that there would be no houses much above 400 meters.

    Strange for Carlow to claim an altitude record. Or maybe that part of the road is in Wexford.


  • #14
    cameramonkey
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    Esel wrote: »
    If you haven't found it in 8 years...


    I found a few but was still wondering. there is a house in Dublin that I pass a lot, it could be the one.


  • #15
    BarryD2
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    cameramonkey wrote: »
    I mean a house where someone might live. I think Mount Leinster would be the highest paved road in Ireland.
    I would imagine that there would be no houses much above 400 meters.

    Strange for Carlow to claim an altitude record. Or maybe that part of the road is in Wexford.

    Nah, the road is in Carlow alright but the point is that there are buildings at both Mount Leinster & Kippure. And there are people in those buildings, I don't imagine they are staffed on a continuous basis but reckon that staff do overnight in them. Maybe someone else knows.


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    [Deleted User]
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    Knew a family in a house in West Cork that were stoned 24/7.


  • #17
    Carawaystick
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    Theres a house at 300m on the road up to the Shay Elliot from Laragh


  • #18
    cameramonkey
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3,220 ✭✭✭cameramonkey


    https://www.freemaptools.com/elevation-finder.htm


  • #19
    cameramonkey
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3,220 ✭✭✭cameramonkey


    novm7r.png

    This house is on the way to Kilbride camp from Bothernabreena Dublin.

    430 meters.


  • #20
    cameramonkey
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    24mc46v.png

    Mount Leinster, Carlow highest point for a building in Ireland?


  • #21
    Carawaystick
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    If you discount the grotto on Cruach Mhór...


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  • #22
    feargale
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    Some years ago there was much discussion about Ireland's highest pub. I can only recall that one in Bweeng, Co. Cork was mentioned.


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    feargale wrote: »
    Some years ago there was much discussion about Ireland's highest pub. I can only recall that one in Bweeng, Co. Cork was mentioned.

    Always thought it was this one and that they stopped Johnny Foxes claiming it in their ads. Between Coolea and Kilgarvan just inside the Kerry border.

    http://www.topofcoom.com/


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