EXTREME COLD WEATHER IN THE MOURNES

 EXTREME COLD WEATHER  IN THE MOURNES

So come take a look at another hobby of mine which has been in my blood from about the age of 12. The mountains is a place I love to escape to when I’m not sailing you can create that same feeling that your away from the rat race it’s back to you against nature no room for messing up are the consequences are serious. I bring an old lifelong friend with me on this one to get his first winter camp in during these conditions. So showing Tam around and taking it easy we went first to Percy Byshee Cave then up to Blue Lough at the base of Slieve Lamagan. There is a little American history from around here during ww2 the Americans practiced bombing up here on Blue lough and Slievelamagan in the Mourne mountains and not far from this spot over on Chimney Rock Mountain a bomber crashed in bad weather ...so if your from over the pond and like that kind of history get onto the web.. ..anyway here is something different for you before the next sailing video is out ..Hope you enjoy.

Percy Byshee Cave

The 'PERCY BYSSHE' rock outcrop in the Mournes is named after the English poet Percy Bysshe Shelley who is believed to have visited the area around 1812. It is near the Blue Lough on the Binnian side of Slieve Lamagan. The left hand side has a narrow, deep cave used by Mourne smugglers in past centuries.

Chimney Rock Mountain Crash

Chimney Rock B26 Bomber Crash 10th April 1944

Read the full story of five crew members of B26 41-18150 ("Winnie Dee") who lost their lives on Chimney Rock Mountain on the 10th April 1944 in the service of the their Country RIP

Avoid Hypothermia and Frostbite

When exposed to cold temperatures, your body begins to lose heat faster than it can be produced. Prolonged exposure to cold will eventually use up your body’s stored energy. The result is hypothermia, or abnormally low body temperature. Body temperature that is too low affects the brain, making the victim unable to think clearly or move well. This makes hypothermia particularly dangerous because a person may not know it is happening, therefore won’t be able to do anything about it.

Hypothermia is most likely to be a danger at very cold temperatures, but it can also occur even at cool temperatures (above 40°F) if a person becomes chilled from rain, sweat, or submersion in cold water.

Frostbite is an injury to the body that is caused by freezing. Frostbite causes a loss of feeling and color in affected areas. It most often affects the nose, ears, cheeks, chin, fingers, or toes. Frostbite can permanently damage the body, and severe cases can lead to amputation. The risk of frostbite is increased in people with reduced blood circulation and among those who are not dressed properly for extremely cold temperatures.

NEW YEARS DAY - GREETINGS FROM THE MOURNE MOUNTAINS - NORTHERN IRELAND

 NEW YEARS DAY - GREETINGS FROM THE MOURNE MOUNTAINS

Just a normal guy taking on new adventures from the oceans to the mountains

MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU ALL - FROM SKIPPER JAMES

 MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU ALL.

Just like to wish you all a very merry Christmas and a wonderful productive new year. It’s been great having you all there with me while I adventure it’s been great meeting people on my travels and connecting with so many through the channel also Instagram and my Facebook. I’d just like to thank you all from family,followers,friends along with Van Spares Ltd a local business and everyone that’s donated on the go fund me page to help me keep the adventures going it’s very much appreciated so again I wish you all a very MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR 

Check Out the Round Britain Stages Done before the Mourne Venture and gradually being uploaded in date order as we circumnavigated the UK in Style 2020

A Year In Review with Skipper James - Round Britain - A Quick Guide

A Year in Review Round Britain 2020

                     

Well I thought I'd just put the Epic Round Britain 2020 into Context . we circumnavigated the waters in an Anti-Clockwise Direction . In case you have'nt realised you can see all the Legs on the 2020  UK Adventure on the Maps YELLOW Legs Feature My Journeys Map  on the right which also links directly to my You Tube . Here is a brief overview of some of the Legs of the Journey we followed working backward to were we started . As we observed and explored we stopped off and made Videos at the Ports , marinas that we stopped at . We were in no hurry to leave the Hebrides and as you can see from my Blog and the You Tube Channel we made many videos of Castles , Mountains and everything we came accross as we travelled. My crewe on the journey was of course Mr Boyd who is worthy of thanks for his hard work and antics !! We had the " Just Because " my Sigma 33 Boat  on the Waves form March till the Beginning of October and what a time we had . - One Life - Live It !!!

When I finishing uploading the last journey leagues I'll be adding to this post and review  by adding comments to the journey legs telling of the highs and lows of the adventure. I'll also fill in some of the posts with links , history , images and details should you set your course to make a similar visit  again A BIG Thank You to EVERYONE who made a donation on the GO FUND ME page to help make it possible to bring you these Videos and to promote Sailing for Ordinary Folk

Please pop back and revisit the post when I have updated with highlights and comments summing the Round Britain Epic as I load  the last legs of the journey 

FINISH 

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Caernarfon to Dinorvic

Pwllheli to Victoria Dock

Dale Anchorage (Milford Haven) to Pwllheli

Newlyn to Milford Haven ( Dale Anchorage)

 Brixham to Newlyn

Portland to Brixham

Solent to Portand Harbour

 Dover to The Isle of Wight

Lowestoft to Ramsgate

Scarborough To Lowestoft 

Blyth To Scarborough

Scrabster To Blyth

Hebrides Aillsa Craig

Hebrides Cape Wrath

Stornaway to Loch Chadh Fi

Lochmaddy To Scalpay

Rum to Canna

Ulva To Rum

West Coast Of Mull

Hebrides Jura

Loch Tarbert & Jura

West Loch Tarbert & Jura

Goat Island to Eilean Traighe

Hebrides Goat Island

Oban to North Oronsay

Jura

Buie to Jura

Ballycastle to Rathlin To Scottish Islands

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THE BIG MOURNE CHALLENGE - 40 MILES - 21 PEAKS - FOR MENTAL HEALTH CHARITY

 The Big Mourne Challenge - 40 Miles - 21 Peaks For Mental Health Charity

Well a mega challenge 40 miles and 21 summits just one short on what was planned. The Mournes 7 peaks challenge followed by the Mourne wall challenge two hard routes in the kingdom of Mourne Northern Ireland (google them) and what makes this harder is doing it at this time of year leaving from a tent that we stayed in as our base not from the comfort of home. It was completed in a day and a half. The challenge was as follows 7 peaks first done by Jason and myself and the second part the Mourne wall was all three of us. We done this challenge for Mental health UK. Just like to say thank you to all who donated. I want to make this clear this is no easy task and I do not advise it if you do not have the know how skill are kit because things can turn bad here in a blink of an eye and death is very possible. So please take caution in the mountains in winter. It’s very important to fuel well stay well hydrated during this challenge. The 7s challenge went reasonably well but wind rain and cold soon played a major part to this the very last mountain we had to ditch due to conditions worsening extremely high wind and driving rain with wind chill factors...I was not risking having anyone go down this day because help is a long time away and hypothermia is very fast mover...so we made along the Annalong valley which was a wet mucky track then we had to veer of for the saddle at Donard which isn’t pathed because I wanted the fastest route out of these hills and back to base camp...you could say we were in survival mode. Once back to camp Mark had a blazing fire lit not something I normally do but it was essential to warm up and dry clothes as we had a short rest period before moving again we also had kit to sort and replenish the rucksacks with fresh food 02.30 it was was now time for the Mourne wall challenge which all three of us was for doing...but first it was time to get well fed and coffee down the neck...I also had a quick talk over what was going to happen. This time the weather was better to us for most of the hike. The first mountain soon got my legs working again and it was down Donard and of for silent valley taking in the mountains involved following the wall....there was a brief stop for a few Ibuprofen. This challenge turned into a complete blur as we headed for Slieve Muck...the next few mountains were knocked out without hardly a word from anyone as it was brutal going ...but we were doing this clock wise which I think made it more brutal especially on Muck (I now hate that mountain) anyway we batters on mountain after mountain to big bad Slieve Bearnagh we were now exhausted but the goal was in sight we had to get this done ...there was a few slips and slides as we finished the last few mountains off but we made it we 🤬 nailed it. When back at camp we got food again and packed up camp leaving no trace ..but we know had 3 times the weight on our backs taking all the kit back down it was evil but we done it. So big thanks to the lads for coming along and taking on such a bitch of a challenge and nailing it. A massive thanks to those who donated to the charity. It was all about mental health and this challenge represented it well...because no matter how hard things are if you keep moving forward no matter how slow you will get through it. Remember it’s good to talk....it’s also good to get out there into nature go on give it ago ....you got this 👊👊 

A SPECIAL THANKS AND WELL DONE TO JASON AND MARK ON  THE BIG PUSH

BIG MOURNE CHALLENGE FOR CHARITY

 BIG MOURNE CHALLENGE FOR CHARITY

Well you all know I like a challenge and pushing my body hard from time to time.. but this time it will be pushed to it’s limits in a 40 mile hike with 22 mountain summits in a day and a half max. I’ve left it for a day and a half as I have two new guys doing this with me Jason and Mark. Mark is completely new to this stuff and hasn’t done much of this kind of stuff so he will only be joining myself and Jason on the second half. Jason should have a fair idea what’s involved for the whole task including lots of pain and exhaustion. The date is set and will be going down in less than a week regardless to weather conditions. I do not advise this unless you know what your doing are you are with someone that knows exactly what they are doing. Remember if you want to do greater things put in the effort put in the work days weeks months years before it happens then you will be ready. The challenge I’m doing for the mental health uk. Why mental health? Well I can relate to it. I also know people that suffer some PTSD,Depression,Anxiety. Drinking hard ....it’s all to do with that old head...it’s nothing to be ashamed of and you know what you can still achieve stuff. Lots of people look at others and think ...hasn’t he are she got an awesome life they are always smiling and doing stuff I want to be like that ...be careful what you wish for because because people hide things well and you really don’t know what demons they fight you just keep looking forward and living your live. Anyway check out my Facebook page there is a public post of the donations for mental health UK FB. James Harrison (skipper James) and feel free to support.

Useful Information &  Map Links On The Mourne Mountains

Mountain List

Mountain	Element	Height	Irish Grid	Lat/Long	Map Links
Altataggart Mountain		445m	J228239	54.14931,-6.12175	OSM	Goog
Annalong Buttress		530m	J348270	54.17413,-5.93683	OSM	Goog
Ardglash		320m	J276297	54.20021,-6.04588	OSM	Goog
Ballynagelty		370m	J195167	54.08543,-6.17507	OSM	Goog
Ballyvally Mountain		300m	J174252	54.16224,-6.20384	OSM	Goog
Ben Crom		526m	J312260	54.16609,-5.99236	OSM	Goog
Black Stairs		370m	J364291	54.19257,-5.91140	OSM	Goog
Blaeberry Mountain		520m	J364251	54.15665,-5.91321	OSM	Goog
Butter Mountain		505m	J275279	54.18408,-6.04817	OSM	Goog
Carmeen		310m	J186260	54.16915,-6.18516	OSM	Goog
Carnadranna	summit	360m	J181261	54.17016,-6.19278	OSM	Goog
Carnadranna	south peak	365m	J180259	54.16839,-6.19439	OSM	Goog
Carn Mountain	summit	588m	J288259	54.16580,-6.02912	OSM	Goog
Carn Mountain (2)	lesser NE summit	557m	J289264	54.17026,-6.02738	OSM	Goog
Chimney Rock Mountain	summit	656m	J364257	54.16204,-5.91293	OSM	Goog
Chimney Rock Mountain (2)	Carrs Face	550m	J367262	54.16645,-5.90812	OSM	Goog
Chimney Rock Mountain (3)	The Long Mountain	520m	J367255	54.16017,-5.90844	OSM	Goog
Chimney Rock Mountain (4)	North west face	630m	J359261	54.16576,-5.92040	OSM	Goog
Cloghmore Glen		300m	J191172	54.09001,-6.18098	OSM	Goog
Cock Mountain	summit	504m	J253268	54.17474,-6.08230	OSM	Goog
Cock Mountain (2)	lesser summit	500m	J252266	54.17297,-6.08392	OSM	Goog
Cove Mountain	summit	655m	J336270	54.17445,-5.95520	OSM	Goog
Cove Mountain (2)	Upper Cove	600m	J335269	54.17358,-5.95677	OSM	Goog
Cove Mountain (3)	Lower Cove	410m	J336260	54.16547,-5.95564	OSM	Goog
Craigdoo		408m	J271297	54.20034,-6.05353	OSM	Goog
Craigdoo	SE lesser peak, Sheepfold	407m	J273295	54.19849,-6.05055	OSM	Goog
Crannoge		350m	J366267	54.17097,-5.90942	OSM	Goog
Crenville		460m	J207186	54.10221,-6.15598	OSM	Goog
Crossone		544m	J367274	54.17722,-5.90757	OSM	Goog
Crotlieve Mountain		347m	J209238	54.14886,-6.15085	OSM	Goog
Deers Meadow		370m	J272259	54.16619,-6.05360	OSM	Goog
Doan		593m	J302261	54.16724,-6.00762	OSM	Goog
Eagle Mountain	summit	638m	J244230	54.14084,-6.09764	OSM	Goog
Eagle Mountain (2)	The Slates	580m	J246232	54.14259,-6.09450	OSM	Goog
Eagle Mountain (3)	Great Gully	520m	J248223	54.13446,-6.09182	OSM	Goog
Finlieve	summit	579m	J236204	54.11769,-6.11094	OSM	Goog
Finlieve (2)	Red Bog	490m	J242202	54.11575,-6.10185	OSM	Goog
Finlieve (3)	Red Moss	470m	J247199	54.11293,-6.09433	OSM	Goog
Finlieve (4)	Finlieve More	360m	J233192	54.10699,-6.11601	OSM	Goog
Glen Fofanny		340m	J374274	54.17704,-5.89686	OSM	Goog
Glenmore		300m	J185262	54.17097,-6.18662	OSM	Goog
Gruggandoo		380m	J201256	54.16521,-6.16237	OSM	Goog
Grugganskeagh		310m	J189261	54.16998,-6.18053	OSM	Goog
Hares Castle		430m	J344254	54.15987,-5.94367	OSM	Goog
Hares Gap		435m	J322286	54.18917,-5.97592	OSM	Goog
Hen Mountain	Summit Tor	360m	J245276	54.18212,-6.09422	OSM	Goog
Hen Mountain (2)	South Tor	340m	J246275	54.18120,-6.09273	OSM	Goog
Hen Mountain (3)	The Tower	330m	J243275	54.18127,-6.09732	OSM	Goog
Hen Mountain (4)	West Tor	330m	J243275	54.18127,-6.09732	OSM	Goog
Knockchree		305m	J271170	54.08631,-6.05887	OSM	Goog
Knockshee		346m	J221160	54.07854,-6.13564	OSM	Goog
Leckan More		355m	J186215	54.12874,-6.18693	OSM	Goog
Leganabruchan		410m	J374275	54.17793,-5.89682	OSM	Goog
Long Seefin		345m	J357275	54.17839,-5.92283	OSM	Goog
Lough Garran		350m	J199170	54.08803,-6.16884	OSM	Goog
Lugagour		360m	J270292	54.19587,-6.05528	OSM	Goog
Lukes Mountain		391m	J327304	54.20521,-5.96747	OSM	Goog
Millstone Mountain		459m	J373284	54.18604,-5.89794	OSM	Goog
Millstone Mountain (2)	Drinneevar	310m	J376287	54.18865,-5.89321	OSM	Goog
Moolieve		332m	J312218	54.12838,-5.99418	OSM	Goog
Mullagharve		330m	J198261	54.16977,-6.16676	OSM	Goog
Ott Mountain		525m	J283269	54.17490,-6.03635	OSM	Goog
Percy Bysshe		355m	J329250	54.15667,-5.96679	OSM	Goog
Pierces Castle		465m	J234239	54.14916,-6.11257	OSM	Goog
Pigeon Rock Mountain	summit NNW	536m	J261250	54.15838,-6.07081	OSM	Goog
Pigeon Rock Mountain (2)	Pigeon Rock	440m	J263236	54.14577,-6.06834	OSM	Goog
Pigeon Rock Mountain (3)	Left Hand Buttress	405m	J265234	54.14392,-6.06536	OSM	Goog
Pigeon Rock Mountain (4)	Right Hand Buttress	410m	J266236	54.14569,-6.06375	OSM	Goog
Pigeon Rock Mountain (5)	SSE peak	534m	J264244	54.15292,-6.06647	OSM	Goog
Rocky Mountain I		405m	J233258	54.16625,-6.11332	OSM	Goog
Rocky Mountain II		382m	J239181	54.09696,-6.10730	OSM	Goog
Rocky Mountain II (2)	Slieveroe	390m	J248186	54.10124,-6.09334	OSM	Goog
Rocky Mountain III		524m	J350252	54.15792,-5.93458	OSM	Goog
Shanlieve		627m	J240226	54.13735,-6.10392	OSM	Goog
Shelter	Lough Shannagh	360m	J297262	54.16826,-6.01522	OSM	Goog
Slieve Bearnagh	Summit Tor	739m	J312280	54.18404,-5.99149	OSM	Goog
Slieve Bearnagh (2)	North Tor	735m	J315282	54.18576,-5.98681	OSM	Goog
Slieve Bearnagh (3)	Bearnagh Slabs	590m	J310281	54.18499,-5.99451	OSM	Goog
Slieve Bearnagh (4)	Pollaphuca	515m	J310283	54.18679,-5.99442	OSM	Goog
Slieve Beg	summit	595m	J341276	54.17970,-5.94728	OSM	Goog
Slieve Beg (2)	Devils Coachroad	580m	J339275	54.17886,-5.95038	OSM	Goog
Slieve Binnian	Summit Tor	747m	J320234	54.14254,-5.98125	OSM	Goog
Slieve Binnian (2)	South Tor	660m	J320230	54.13895,-5.98143	OSM	Goog
Slieve Binnian (3)	The Back Castles	690m	J319238	54.14616,-5.98261	OSM	Goog
Slieve Binnian (4)	North Tor	700m	J317244	54.15159,-5.98541	OSM	Goog
Slieve Binnian (5)	Buzzards Roost	535m	J320250	54.15690,-5.98056	OSM	Goog
Slieve Binnian (6)	Blue Lough Buttress	460m	J326247	54.15406,-5.97151	OSM	Goog
Slieve Binnian (7)	Douglas Crag	457m	J329242	54.14949,-5.96714	OSM	Goog
Slieve Binnian (8)	Lesser SE peak	635m	J326231	54.13969,-5.97221	OSM	Goog
Slieve Commedagh	summit cairn	767m	J346286	54.18855,-5.93918	OSM	Goog
Slieve Commedagh (2)	Pot of Legawherry	620m	J338286	54.18876,-5.95142	OSM	Goog
Slieve Commedagh (3)	Pot of Pulgarve	720m	J347289	54.19122,-5.93751	OSM	Goog
Slieve Commedagh (4)	The Castles	640m	J347279	54.18224,-5.93796	OSM	Goog
Slieve Commedagh (5)	Shan Slieve	685m	J347291	54.19301,-5.93742	OSM	Goog
Slieve Corragh		640m	J337286	54.18879,-5.95296	OSM	Goog
Slieve Donard	summit (Great Carn)	850m	J358277	54.18016,-5.92121	OSM	Goog
Slieve Donard (2)	Eagle Rock	730m	J358283	54.18554,-5.92094	OSM	Goog
Slieve Donard (3)	Lesser Carn	825m	J359278	54.18103,-5.91964	OSM	Goog
Slieve Donard (4)	Donard – Commedagh Col	585m	J349279	54.18219,-5.93490	OSM	Goog
Slieve Donard (5)	Bog of Donard	520m	J354267	54.17128,-5.92778	OSM	Goog
Slieve Loughshannagh		620m	J294272	54.17732,-6.01939	OSM	Goog
Slieve Meelbeg		708m	J300279	54.18345,-6.00990	OSM	Goog
Slieve Meelmore	summit	704m	J306287	54.19048,-6.00037	OSM	Goog
Slieve Meelmore (2)	Spellack	470m	J311295	54.19754,-5.99237	OSM	Goog
Slieve Meelmore (3)	Clonachullion	330m	J311297	54.19933,-5.99228	OSM	Goog
Slievemiskan		310m	J218196	54.11093,-6.13877	OSM	Goog
Slieve Muck	summit	673m	J281249	54.15699,-6.04026	OSM	Goog
Slieve Muck (2)	lesser summit	627m	J279242	54.15076,-6.04361	OSM	Goog
Slieveban		395m	J201165	54.08350,-6.16598	OSM	Goog
Slievebane		390m	J197182	54.09885,-6.17142	OSM	Goog
Slievedermot		425m	J200188	54.10417,-6.16660	OSM	Goog
Slievefadda		425m	J211169	54.08685,-6.15055	OSM	Goog
Slievelamagan	summit	704m	J329260	54.16565,-5.96635	OSM	Goog
Slievelamagan (2)	Lamagan Slabs	600m	J331256	54.16201,-5.96346	OSM	Goog
Slievemageogh		316m	J266217	54.12863,-6.06455	OSM	Goog
Slievemartin		485m	J201176	54.09337,-6.16555	OSM	Goog
Slievemeel		420m	J211205	54.11918,-6.14911	OSM	Goog
Slievemeen		471m	J201169	54.08709,-6.16582	OSM	Goog
Slievemoughanmore		560m	J249240	54.14970,-6.08958	OSM	Goog
Slievenabrock		438m	J346301	54.20202,-5.93851	OSM	Goog
Slievenabrock (2)	Tullybranigan	360m	J345306	54.20653,-5.93982	OSM	Goog
Slieve Roe		364m	J184238	54.14944,-6.18909	OSM	Goog
Slieve Roe (2)		342m	J180231	54.14325,-6.19548	OSM	Goog
Slieve Roosley	summit	362m	J195228	54.14021,-6.17266	OSM	Goog
Slieve Roosley (2)	lesser north peak	350m	J197235	54.14644,-6.16932	OSM	Goog
Slievenagarragh		450m	J373260	54.16450,-5.89903	OSM	Goog
Slievenaglogh I		445m	J299230	54.13948,-6.01354	OSM	Goog
Slievenaglogh II	summit	586m	J327291	54.19353,-5.96804	OSM	Goog
Slievenaglogh II (2)	Diamond Rocks	555m	J326299	54.20074,-5.96922	OSM	Goog
Slievenaglogh II (3)	lesser E peak	573m	J330290	54.19256,-5.96349	OSM	Goog
Slievenaglogh II (4)	lesser NW peak	555m	J324294	54.19631,-5.97251	OSM	Goog
Slievenagore		335m	J293216	54.12706,-6.02331	OSM	Goog
Slievenamaddy		450m	J354295	54.19642,-5.92653	OSM	Goog
Slievenaman		323m	J296307	54.20869,-6.01482	OSM	Goog
Slievenamiskan		444m	J259272	54.17819,-6.07295	OSM	Goog
Slievenamuck		390m	J275273	54.17869,-6.04842	OSM	Goog
Spaltha		479m	J270287	54.19138,-6.05549	OSM	Goog
Spelga		472m	J265280	54.18522,-6.06344	OSM	Goog
Spelga Pass		290m	J261278	54.18352,-6.06964	OSM	Goog
Spences Mountain		517m	J366248	54.15391,-5.91028	OSM	Goog
The Creats		300m	J252189	54.10383,-6.08711	OSM	Goog
The Fallow		350m	J205193	54.10855,-6.15876	OSM	Goog
The Rowans		300m	J216184	54.10021,-6.14231	OSM	Goog
Thomass Mountain		475m	J366289	54.19072,-5.90843	OSM	Goog
Tievedockdarragh		473m	J223232	54.14314,-6.12968	OSM	Goog
Tornamrock		390m	J236253	54.16168,-6.10894	OSM	Goog
Trainors Rocks		360m	J206249	54.15881,-6.15500	OSM	Goog
Wee Binnian		459m	J316225	54.13456,-5.98776	OSM	Goog
Wee Roosley		320m	J205248	54.15793,-6.15657	OSM	Goog
Wee Slievemoughan		428m	J244248	54.15700,-6.09690	OSM	Goog
Windy Gap		395m	J246237	54.14708,-6.09430	OSM	Goog

The Mourne Wall

The Mourne Wall was constructed between 1904 and 1922 by the Belfast Water Commissioners to define and enclose the catchment area for the newly constructed Silent Valley Reservoir. The wall is 22 miles long, 1.5m high and 0.8m thick and is constructed entirely of granite from quarries around the Mourne Mountains using classic dry stone wall techniques. It encloses 9,000 acres of mountainous terrain and is designed to keep farm animals away from the reservoirs and rivers that flow into them.

It crosses 15 mountains. Starting at Hares Gap and working anti-clockwise they are:
Slieve Bearnagh (727 m)
Slieve Meelmore (684 m)
Slieve Meelbeg (708 m)
Slieve Loughshannagh (619 m)
Carn Mountain (587 m)
Slieve Muck (674 m)
Slievenaglogh (445 m)
Moolieve (332 m)
Wee Binnian (460 m)
Slieve Binnian (747 m)
Rocky Mountain (525 m)
Slieve Donard (850 m)
Slieve Commedagh (765 m)
Slieve Corragh (691 m)
Slievenaglogh (586 m)

The wall passes the peak of each mountain except Rocky where it skirts the summit. It is also worth noting that there are two Slievenagloghs.