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The All-Ireland Clubs League is our way of celebrating the accomplishments of walking clubs within the High Point Ireland community.
To be ranked in the Clubs League, individual members from each participating walking club must submit their own personal Highpointeer Score Forms before the end of 31st December. The club must also submit a Club Entry Form before the end of 31st December listing the names of up to five of its members who have each submitted their own personal Highpointeer Score Forms. Those members' combined point-scores will become the club's official score in the competition. |
There are three awards available in this category:
The Clubs League is only open to walking clubs who are listed as Associated Walking Clubs on the High Point Ireland website. If your walking club does not appear on our Associated Walking Clubs list, please tell the club committee about our annual Clubs League so they can arrange to get listed. If you are a committee member of a non-associated walking club, we invite you to get your club listed so it can be represented in this unique all-Ireland competition.
- Gold Award: received by the walking club with the highest points score.
- Silver Award: received by the entrant with the second highest points score.
- Bronze Award: received by the entrant with the third highest points score.
The Clubs League is only open to walking clubs who are listed as Associated Walking Clubs on the High Point Ireland website. If your walking club does not appear on our Associated Walking Clubs list, please tell the club committee about our annual Clubs League so they can arrange to get listed. If you are a committee member of a non-associated walking club, we invite you to get your club listed so it can be represented in this unique all-Ireland competition.
The rules
Individual club members
Club committee members
- Download the Peakhunter app to your smartphone and set up a profile. Peakhunter is our official logging partner.
- Visit High Point locations in Ireland. Log these High Point visits while present at the location using the Peakhunter app.
- Register your High Point visits with us using our online Highpointeer Score Form before the end of 31st December.
- The Clubs League competition starts on 1st January and ends on 31st December each year. During this year-long competition, you are permitted to count up to four visits to each High Point location towards your club's total points-score for the year.
- If visiting the same High Point location more than once, you must allow at least 48 hours between visits. Multiple visits to the same location within the same 48-hour period will only count as one visit. This is to ensure that you do not simply step out of a High Point's logging zone and back in immediately to log it again. Please note that all Peakhunter logs are time-stamped.
- Highpointeer Score Forms and Club Entry Forms received after 31st December of the respective awards year will not be considered.
- All of the rules above apply to all of our year-long, points-based award and league competitions.
- All of the rules above (excluding the set dates) also apply to our year-long, metres-based 10,000m Challenge.
Club committee members
- Please make sure that your club is listed as one of our Associated Walking Clubs (click here to get listed).
- Feel free to let your fellow club members know about the Clubs League and that they can contribute to your official score as individual Highpointeers.
- Identify the five highest-scoring Highpointeers in your club at the end of the year.
- Complete and submit the online Club Entry Form before the end of 31st December.
Winner selection
- All submitted Highpointeer Score Forms are automatically added to a secure spreadsheet.
- Each completed Highpointeer Score Form received is manually checked and verified.
- After the submissions deadline (31st December), the final version of the spreadsheet containing all verified Highpointeer Score Forms received during the year is interrogated and the three highest scoring clubs are identified. Each club's team can comprise a maximum of 5 individual Highpointeers whose combined points scores become their club's overall points score for the year.
- The highest scoring club receives the Gold Award, the second highest receives Silver, and the third highest receives Bronze.
- Award winners are announced as soon as possible after the entry submissions deadline.
Recipients
2021
2020
2019
WINNERS - Peaks Mountaineering Club (202 points)
2018
WINNERS - Peaks Mountaineering Club (394 points)
2nd PLACE - Sligo Mountaineering Club (348 points)
- The 2021 Clubs League will start on 20th March. Click here to find out how you can and your club can take part. The 2021 results will be announced in January 2022.
2020
- WINNERS - Peaks Mountaineering Club (324 points)
- Josephine O'Brien (324 points)
2019
WINNERS - Peaks Mountaineering Club (202 points)
- Josephine O'Brien (202 points)
2018
WINNERS - Peaks Mountaineering Club (394 points)
- Josephine O'Brien (394 points)
2nd PLACE - Sligo Mountaineering Club (348 points)
- David Barnes (348 points)
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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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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