Certificates of Completion
An individual walker who visits all locations on the Gribbon list of Ireland's major geographical High Points, or on any of its 16 sub-lists, can request a Certificate of Completion (available as Gold, Silver and Bronze awards) at any time of year. Recipients of these awards will also be added to our Completers Register.
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The rules
Gold Awards
Links to Peakhunter logs are required as proof of the Completer's presence at each location on that particular list / sub-list.
Links to Peakhunter logs are required as proof of the Completer's presence at each location on that particular list / sub-list.
The Completers Register
The full List
No Completers registered The Province High Points Seán Ó Maoilsté (2017 Silver) Lonan O'Farrell (2017 Silver) Shaun Stewart (2017 Silver) Mark O'Leary (2016 Silver) Polly Mollohan (2016 Gold) Dillon Lynch (2016 Silver) Patrick O'Brien (2016 Bronze) Martin McAlinden (2016 Bronze) Polly Mollohan (2013 Gold) Polly Mollohan (2012 Gold) Kieron Gribbon (2008 Bronze) |
The County High Points
Seán Ó Maoilsté (2017 Silver) Lonan O'Farrell (2017 Silver) Shaun Stewart (2017 Silver) Mark O'Leary (2016 Silver) Polly Mollohan (2016 Gold) Dillon Lynch (2016 Silver) Patrick O'Brien (2016 Bronze) Martin McAlinden (2016 Bronze) Polly Mollohan (2013 Gold x 2) Kieron Gribbon (2011 Bronze) The Local Council High Points No Completers registered |
The Range High Points
No Completers registered The Major Island High Points No Completers registered The Major River High Points No Completers registered The 20km Isolation High Points No Completers registered The 500m Prominence High Points No Completers registered |
Other award categories
Annual awards
The following award categories are awarded once a year:
The following award categories are awarded once a year:
Certificates of Excellence
These can be awarded throughout the year to Completers who have set new Highpointeering records.
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These can be awarded throughout the year to Completers who have set new Highpointeering records.
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