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Carlingford Mt.
Altitude 544m	{}, NE, E, SE, SW, W

Mount Leinster (Mast)
Excellent starting point for many cross country flights in recent years. Great potential in many directions due to the geographical location of Mount Leinster relative to flatland and lower mountains to the north (Wicklow Mountains) and south (Blackstairs Mountains). Caution: when flying the SE bowl, there is no easy landing area directly out in front of take off - pilots must fly over a ridge and around the side of the mountain to be able to land in the Diamond field. It is very easy to get dumped when the wind drops and be unable to get over the ridge between the bowl and the Diamond field. Another danger arises at this site when there is a low-level high-pressure inversion layer present. Winds blowing from the SE are prevented from blowing up the slope of the mountain by the inversion layer and are instead funneled through the Scullogue Gap to form violently changing winds and vortices in the area of the Diamond field. Do not fly the SE-bowl when there is a low-level high-pressure inversion layer. Access via a locked gate. Contact the IHPA to arrange access (www.ihpa.ie). Access via a locked gate. Contact the IHPA to arrange access (http://www.ihpa.ie). 1- and 2-seater 1- and 2-seater http://www.ihpa.ie Altitude 780m	{}, SE, S, SW, NW

Rossbeigh
Take off just above the beach at 250m just in front of the car parking area.There is a second take off 50metres below the top for when the wind is more than 20km/hour. 1- and 2-seater http://www.freefly.ie Altitude 242m	{}, N, NE, SE, S, W, NW

Mayobridge
1- and 2-seater http://www.freefly.ie Altitude 322m	{}, N, NE, W, NW

Lough Bray
You can take off right on top at the hill. 53.188696, -6.309538 1- and 2-seater Altitude 511m	{}, E, SE, S

Comeragh Mountain
Several. All have to be walked up to. 1- and 2-seater Altitude 626m	{}, SW, W, NW

Mayobridge
1- and 2-seater http://www.freefly.ie Altitude 225m	{}, W, NW

Lough Bray
1- and 2-seater Altitude 416m	{},

Rossbeigh
1- and 2-seater http://www.freefly.ie Altitude 2m	{},

Comeragh Mountain
1- and 2-seater Altitude 321m	{},

The Vee
From the top of 'Sugarloaf' mountain. there is also a take off area a little below the top if the wind is too stiff on top. Altitude 647m	{}, N, NE, NW

Killiney Hill
1- and 2-seater http://www.freefly.ie Altitude 140m	{}, E, SE, S

Killiney Hill
1- and 2-seater http://www.freefly.ie Altitude 11m	{},

The Vee
Altitude 116m	{},

Lacken (Black Hill)
Black Hill, Lacken The SW face on Sorrel hill is too shallow to be soarable. Contact IHPA for latest access arrangements at http://www.IHPA.ie http://www.IHPA.ie Altitude 501m	{}, W, NW

Annagh Hill
Access via Private land owner Contact IHPA for latest access arrangements at http://www.IHPA.ie 1- and 2-seater http://www.IHPA.ie Altitude 443m	{}, SE

Bricklieve Mts
Altitude 314m	{}, E

Mt.Gabriel
Follow the tarmac road up to the Satellite domes. There are no marked launch areas.Large tufts of grass everywhere.Find a suitable place to launch facing into the wind. Site takes NE, SE, W-NW only. Altitude 385m	{}, N, NE, SE, W, NW

Silver Strand
Site not recommended for beginner pilots- rather for some pilots with at least intermediate skills. Take-off can be difficult- you need to find the right spot to inflate your wing to avoid rotor from the cliff (in strong wind). In my experience: in wind from WS-W is the best way to inflate the wing on westerly site of the cliff and walk to the age of the cliff. In the case of the wind from S- SE the best way is to do it on the east wing of the cliff and do the same way. Good luck! Altitude 1m	{}, S, SW

Croghan Mountain - CLOSED
No longer open - Wind Farm recently constructed on Croghan Mountain. http://www.ihpa.ie Altitude 581m	{}, N, NE, SE, S, W, NW

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