Gallows Hill, Hill in County Carlow, Ireland.

Gallows Hill is a hill in County Carlow, Leinster, rising to 313 metres above sea level. It stands about 10 kilometres southwest of Carlow town and 80 kilometres southwest of Dublin. The land around it is mostly flat to the south and east, with higher ground to the west.

The hill's name traces back to its historical role in local justice practices during earlier periods of Irish regional administration. This connection to past judicial practices remains part of the local memory of the place.

Local residents of County Carlow maintain oral traditions and stories about this hill, contributing to the regional narrative of the Leinster countryside.

The hill is accessible by local roads throughout County Carlow and serves as a good vantage point for viewing the surrounding countryside. Local accommodations and services can be found in nearby villages in the area.

Gallows Hill rises to 313 metres, about 10 km north-west of Carlow town, and the ground falls away gently to the south and east while hills rise to the west. The summit is a low, rounded top of grassland, reached on foot from the surrounding lanes.