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Elevation
825m
2,707 ft
Prominence
100m
Coordinates
52.3604, -8.2273
R845231
OS Map
74
The summit features a prominent trig point and a cairn adorned with stones contributed by climbers, which feels more like a community college for boulders than a pile of rocks.
Lyracappul comprises predominantly of sandstone and limestone, offering beautiful stratified rock formations that narrate a geological history of millions of years. The mountain is a part of the Galtee range, which is known for its spectacular glacial valleys and rugged outcrops.
From the top, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the Galtee Mountains, the surrounding valleys, and even catch glimpses of the distant Slieve Bloom Mountains on a clear day.
Lyracappul is of Irish origin, meaning 'the hill of the horse', a nod to the local folklore and rich history with equestrian activities.
The Galtee Mountains were once a gathering point for clans in Irish history, and the area is steeped in tales of mythology and battles.
A popular circular route starting from the Glen of Aherlow, this trek leads you up through scenic woodlands, grassy slopes, and rocky outcrops to the summit of Lyracappul.
There is a car park available at the entrance of the Glen of Aherlow trail. Be mindful of parking fees during peak seasons.
The closest public transport option is from Tipperary town, which provides bus services to the Glen of Aherlow. Always check schedules ahead of time.
Nearby cafés and restaurants can be found in Tipperary town. The Glen of Aherlow also has picnic benches for a scenic snack break on your adventure.
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