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Name:Slieve Commedagh [Sliabh Coimheideach]
Hill number:20053
Height:767m / 2516ft
RHB Section:43B: Mourne Mountains
County/UA:Newry, Mourne and Down
Hill area:Mourne Mountains
Class:Marilyn, Hump, Simm, Hewitt, Dillon,
Vandeleur-Lynam, Arderin
(Ma,Hu,Sim,Hew,Dil,VL,A)
Grid ref:J346286 (est)
Drop:184m
Col:583m  J349279  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 29

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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 169 users)ByDate of Ascent
Bloody Bridge > Bog of Donard > Slieve Donard > Col > Slieve Commedagh > Col > Bog of Donard > Bloody Bridge.Winterfloodian29/06/2022
Hiked chimney Tock, slieve Donard and Slieve commedagh from the Bloody Bridge carpark.Danny Devlin26/02/2022
Annalong Horseshoepearseyb03/07/2021
Mourne Wall runpearseyb05/06/2021
Team UHCWcbarbrook06/10/2019
From silent valley over tops back via reservoirscjo14/09/2019
from Slieve Donard, then back to Newcastle via Mourne Wall and Glen River. The sheep were also using the Wall for shelter.IanHHill30/08/2019
Having bagged Slieve Donard, Geraldine and I descended to the col at top of Glen River and continued along the Mourne Wall to rise up to bag this top too. Followed the spur back down to complete our loop. Great views out over Newcastle.Pete West06/06/2019
From Trassey car park to Hare's Gap then via Brandy Pad to Slieve Donard - Slieve Commedagh - Slieve Corragh, back down to Trassey River and car parkkdbennett30/07/2018
Part of Mourne Wall challenge with a few detours.rhalstead04/05/2018
From Bloody Bridge. Slieve Donard, Slieve Commedagh, Slieve Corragh and Slievenagloch. Great day in good weather. lovely views.Alunrees3319/09/2017
10.5 mile walk in windy/sunny/overcast weather. Started at Bloody Bridge followed well defined path along Bloody Bridge River up to the Mourne Wall, from there slogged up to summit of Slieve Donard, busy on top, good views over most of Northern Ireland stretching far to Belfast, Strangford Lough, Lough Neagh and the Sperrins, also could see some of Ireland as well as the Isle of Man and maybe even Wales. Descended west from summit and climbed onto Slieve Commedagh (a lot less busier), descended the same way and followed Brandy Pad path back to Bog of Donard, climbed little trails onto Chimney Rock Mountain, descended to Bloody Bridge River and went down the same way back to car park. This was the last UK top I needed after completing Snowdon in 2008, Ben Nevis in 2014 and Scafell Pike back in March this year.DanTrig25/06/2017
From Trassey car park to Slieve Bearnagh - (via Brandy pad) - Slieve Donard - Slieve Commedagh - Slieve Corragh - Slievenagloghkdbennett07/07/2016
Climbed this one after Slieve Donard with Geoff MI0NON. Climbed by the Mourne Wall until we reached the tower then the short walk to the summit cairn. We had 11 contacts on 145-fm using 25 watts and a dipole antenna.G4OOE02/09/2015
after slieve donard and continued over hill and made my own way back down to trackcolinfielding17/08/2015
Part of Seven Sevens British Champs race with Zoe. Did not visit summit (CP on Mourne Wall).Jim T15/08/2015
13th hill on Epic Mourne wall challenge walk starting from Carrick little car park. The ascent from Slieve Corragh was a steady plod with great views back to Ben Crom reservoir. The walk to the cairn from the Tower beside the wall is probably missed by a lot of people who opt to stay beside the wall but it was clearly visibly cairn but pretty windy as very exposed. Great views of Newcastle and other nearby towns and the sweep of the coastline.Dazingdale22/07/2015
KeithByTheC20/09/2014
From Bloody Bridge campsite to Newcastle. Slieve Donard (850m), Slieve Commedagh (767m), Slieve Bearnagh (739m). Glorious weather.tobywharne24/07/2014
With Chris, Jade, Marcus, Charlotte, Helen, Constanze and Felicitas (friends from CUHWC) on Mournes trip. Ott car park - Loughshannagh - Meelbeg - Meelmore - Bearnagh - Slievenaglogh - Corragh - Commedagh - Newcastle. Another great linear walk.Mark Jackson02/07/2014
Slieve Donard, Slieve Commadagh, Slieve Corragh, Slievenaglogh and Slieve Beg from Newcastle. WS.Fred Windsor10/08/2013
Bus from Newcastle to Silent Valley to join Mourne Wall then over some good scrambly tops to Sleive Donard.lordtonult21/06/2013
Nice cairned top on way from newcastle to slievedonard mistygigglejon21/10/2011
Via Newcastle, circular route, with Joel and Winnie.Biffin12/12/2010
National 3 (/4) peaks training, second peak. Solo. Register 4. (Date approx).rp101/04/2010
Mourne Seven Sevens, with Richard richardsun12/03/2010
LucyPete Pozman25/08/2009
Lucy down to TollymorePeterPozman17/08/2009
With Damian Lavery.Dangerous Dave05/07/2009
Same as Donard only slightly smallerMG14/04/2009
Solo round of Mourne MountainsJohn Lee08/08/2008
british champ racetom smith00/03/2007
May Daywill8905/05/2005
fine hill & view, Mourne Tower SW of summit, 1913, TRESPASSERS PROSECUTED prob dates from when built. circuit acw from Silent Valley entrance RHW31/05/2004
Solo 2-day backpack in the Mournes. Not 100% certain I detoured from the Mourne Wall to visit the summitalistairpooler30/04/2003
Ascent from Newcastle of Slieve Donard, and Slieve Commedagh. Descent via the Brandy Pad path.VirtualMountain27/11/1999
many ascents, solo, cold. quick ascent from the glen river path, descent via shaslieve.rum doodle 14/12/1998
many ascents of this hill, solo, clear but windy, 8.5 miles. glen river path, mourne wall, slieve commedagh, descended, slieve corragh, descended into the pot of legawherry, tollymore forest, the ulster way back to newcastle.rum doodle 29/11/1998
many ascents of this hill, hot & sunny, solo, 7.5 miles. glen river path, col, path to commedaghs gullys, some scrambling, contoured round to mourne wall, slieve commedagh summit, returned to the wall descended onto the brandy pad path, col, glen river path to newcastle.rum doodle 15/08/1998
many ascents of this hill, solo, sunny & breeze, 6.5 miles approx. glen river path, mourne wall, slieve commedagh, shanslieve, dotard wood & newcastle.rum doodle 25/07/1998
many ascents, sunny, solo, 8 miles approx. glen river path to wall, slieve dotard, returned to col, sleeve commedagh, shan slieve and glen river path to newcastlerum doodle 20/06/1998
many ascents of these hills, 3 in group, misty, glen river path, mourne wall, out to the summit of slieve commedagh, back to the wall, down and then Corragh, slievenagolgh, Hares Gap and then up onto sleeve Bearnaghs twin summits, descended to next col, path back below the slabs, then on the spellack path to the trassey track and the cp.rum doodle 28/03/1998
many ascents of these hills, probably 2-3 hundred. solo, windy, 11 miles. glen river path, mourne wall, out to the summit cairn of sleeve commedagh, onto corragh then slievenaglogh, re entrant to track, then trassey track, wall then tollymore forest and the ulster way back to newcastle.rum doodle 21/03/1998
Extended walk in the MournesRhayader_wander24/10/1993
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