Highest roads of Ireland
The Republic of Ireland (Éire in Irish) is an island in northwest Europe in the North Atlantic Ocean, off the west coast of the United Kingdom. The geography of the country is marked by low central plains surrounded by a ring of low-lying coastal mountains. The country is known for its wide expanses of lush green fields. It’s the third largest island in Europe.
Highest roads of Ireland:
| Mountain | Elevation | County | Surface |
| Mount Leinster | 786m (2,578ft) | Carlow-Wexford | Paved |
| Kippure | 750m (2,460ft) | Wicklow-Dublin | Paved |
| Mullaghanish | 649m (2,129ft) | Cork-Kerry | Paved |
| Truskmore | 647m (2,123ft) | Sligo-Leitrim | Paved |
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