County Cork
Step up for County Cork
#StepUpForCountyCork
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- Is County Cork your home county?
- Are you a rambler, hillwalker, hiker, mountaineer or mountain runner?
- Would you like to represent County Cork in an all-Ireland sports league?
If you answered yes to all three of the above questions, we invite you to #StepUpForCountyCork in the High Point Ireland Counties League. If you wish to become a member of the County Cork Highpointeering team, you can do so by visiting High Point locations during the High Point Ireland league year (1st January - 31st December), logging those visits on the Peakhunter smartphone app and in your own Highpointeer Logsheet & Entry Form, and emailing the completed Highpointeer Logsheet & Entry Form to us no later than 31st December at the end of that league year. During the following January, the ten highest point-scorers representing County Cork will be identified as the County Cork "Elite Ten". Those ten scores added together will become County Cork's overall score in the league.
Find out more about the Counties League and how to take part...
By representing the County Cork Highpointeering team, you will also be representing the Munster Highpointeering team.
Encourage the team
Even if you are not participating in the High Point Ireland Counties League as a Highpointeer, we invite you to support and encourage your fellow Cork men and women who have chosen to join the county's Highpointeering team. All you need to do is post this page's URL on Facebook or Twitter (the image below containing the County Cork location map and #StepUpForCountyCork hashtag will automatically appear in the post). And don't forget to include #StepUpForCountyCork in the post's text.
Team history
2018
2017 - 4th place (354 points)
- The 2018 Counties League is currently underway. Click here to find out how you can represent your county. The 2018 results will be announced in January 2019.
2017 - 4th place (354 points)
- Dillon Lynch (184 points)
- Patrick O' Brien (170 points)
