Cove Mountain: (655m) Referring to a cave south of a nearby Lough.

Slieve Donard: (850m) The highest mountain peak of the Mournes, named after St. Domangard, a Holy Man who built a Prayer Cell on the mountain summit.

Slieve Meel Beg: (704m) and Slieve Meel Mor: (681m) Mountains of the small (Beg) and large (Mor) animals. Note the contradiction between Slieve Meel Beg’s name and its height.

Slieve Bernagh: (739m) ‘Gapped’ or “Broken’

Shanlieve: (626m) ‘Old’ mountain.

The Silent Valley
One of Northern Ireland’s favorite attractions. Damned in 1920 and said to have got its name due to the prolonged noise during building causing the birds to flee never to return. It provides households with up to 30 million gallons of water per day.