Certificates of Excellence
Any person who sets a new Highpointeering record can request a Certificate of Excellence bearing a Gold Award. Recipients of these awards will also be added to our Excellence Register.
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The rules
The allocation of each Certificate of Excellence is done so based entirely on information which is publicly available on the internet at the time of the award date stated on the issued certificate. No privately-recorded or unrecorded achievements by others can be taken into account.
From 1st January 2018, Certificates of Excellence will only be awarded if all related High Point visits can be proven by Peakhunter logs.
Special note on "fastest time" record attempts.
We do not genearlly encourage "fastest time" record attempts for completing the Gribbon list of Ireland's major geographical High Points or any of its sub-lists. However, if a Highpointeer does set a new fastest time record, we will be more than happy to acknowledge the achievement on this page, on the condition that GPS data for the entire challenge can be provided confirming that speed limits were adhered to during all sections of the challenge where motorised transport was utilised. Any new fastest time record which involved the violation of speed limits during motorised sections will receive no recognition or acknowledgement on the High Point Ireland website. Driving faster than the speed limit is totally unacceptable, and could result in serious injury or death. Speed limits indicate MAXIMUM permitted speeds: please obey them at all times. Speed limits apply 24 hours per day, 7 days a week. Every Highpointeer is responsible for knowing the limitations of his / her own physical and mental abilities.
From 1st January 2018, Certificates of Excellence will only be awarded if all related High Point visits can be proven by Peakhunter logs.
Special note on "fastest time" record attempts.
We do not genearlly encourage "fastest time" record attempts for completing the Gribbon list of Ireland's major geographical High Points or any of its sub-lists. However, if a Highpointeer does set a new fastest time record, we will be more than happy to acknowledge the achievement on this page, on the condition that GPS data for the entire challenge can be provided confirming that speed limits were adhered to during all sections of the challenge where motorised transport was utilised. Any new fastest time record which involved the violation of speed limits during motorised sections will receive no recognition or acknowledgement on the High Point Ireland website. Driving faster than the speed limit is totally unacceptable, and could result in serious injury or death. Speed limits indicate MAXIMUM permitted speeds: please obey them at all times. Speed limits apply 24 hours per day, 7 days a week. Every Highpointeer is responsible for knowing the limitations of his / her own physical and mental abilities.
The Excellence Register
THE COUNTY HIGH POINTS
The joint fastest people to complete a full round of the County High Points
(including all motor-powered transfers between trail sections)
The first person to complete 3 full rounds of the County High Points
The youngest person to complete a full round of the County High Points
The first person to complete 2 full rounds of the County High Points
The joint fastest people to complete a full round of the County High Points
(including all motor-powered transfers between trail sections)
- Shaun Stewart (2017 in a time of 60 hours and 35 minutes)
- Lonan O'Farrell (2017 in a time of 60 hours and 35 minutes)
The first person to complete 3 full rounds of the County High Points
- Polly Mollohan (2016)
The youngest person to complete a full round of the County High Points
- Dillon Lynch (2016)
The first person to complete 2 full rounds of the County High Points
- Polly Mollohan (2013)
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 Completion
These can be awarded throughout the year to individuals who have completed the full list or any of its sub-lists.
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These can be awarded throughout the year to individuals who have completed the full list or any of its sub-lists.
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