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'''Hungry Hill''' (686 [[metre|m]], 2251 [[foot (unit of length)|ft]]) is the highest peak in the Caha Mountain range that forms part of the backbone of mountains running down the centre of the [[Beara Peninsula]] in [[County Cork]] in south-western [[Ireland]]. Hungry Hill is situated on the Cork / Kerry County Border. |
'''Hungry Hill''' (686 [[metre|m]], 2251 [[foot (unit of length)|ft]]) is the highest peak in the [[Caha Mountains|Caha Mountain range]] that forms part of the backbone of mountains running down the centre of the [[Beara Peninsula]] in [[County Cork]] in south-western [[Ireland]]. Hungry Hill is situated on the Cork / Kerry County Border. |
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Hungry Hill (686 m, 2251 ft) is the highest peak in the Caha Mountain range that forms part of the backbone of mountains running down the centre of the Beara Peninsula in County Cork in south-western Ireland. Hungry Hill is situated on the Cork / Kerry County Border.
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