South Barrule

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South Barrule is a hill in the south of the Isle of Man. At the summit, there are the remains of an old fort which is believed to have been the home of the mythilogical sea god Manannan. The fort is largely surrounded by plantations.

The summit is 483 metres high & is marked by a 4ft high concrete pillar known as a triangulation point.

A short, straight footpath links the summit with the Bayr Ny Skeddon long distance footpath and the A27 road which, along with the A36 road, runs over the shoulder of South Barrule.