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Team County Tipperary

The county's sport hillwalking team

Step up for County Tipperary

#StepUpForCountyTipperary
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  1. Is County Tipperary your home county?
  2. Are you an experienced and well-equipped hillwalker / mountaineer?
  3. Can you self-navigate confidently through rugged and exposed terrain in any weather using a hardcopy paper map and compass?
  4. Would you like to represent County Tipperary in an all-Ireland sport?
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If you answered yes to all four of the above questions, we invite you to #StepUpForCountyTipperary in the All-Ireland Hillwalking Counties Championship. For a chance to become a member of your county's Sport Hillwalking team, you must log visits to High Point locations during the competition season using the Peakhunter smartphone app AND register them with us via our online Highpointeer Score Form no later than 30th September.

Find out when the current or upcoming championships are taking place by visiting our sports competition status page.

During October, the five highest point-scoring individuals representing County Tipperary will be identified as the county's official Sport Hillwalking team in the All-Ireland Hillwalking Counties Championship. Their scores added together will become the county's overall score for the year.

Hillwalkers representing Team County Tipperary will also be representing Team Munster.
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Encourage the team


​Even if you are not participating in the All-Ireland Hillwalking Counties Championship, we invite you to encourage your county's Sport Hillwalking team on social media. All you need to do is post this page's URL on Facebook or Twitter (the image below containing your county's location map and hashtag will automatically appear in the post). And don't forget to include #StepUpForCountyTipperary in the post's text.

Team history


The 2021 All-Ireland sport hillwalking competitions were scheduled to start on 20th March but have been postponed due to the travel restrictions which are in place to minimise the spread of Covid-19. Click here to find out how you can take part. The next results will be announced in October 2021. County Tipperary's previous competition placings are listed below.
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Championship placings


​2020 - Did not qualify

League placings


2020 - 3rd place (315 points)
  • Josephine O'Brien (202 points)
  • Johnny O'Brien (113 points)

2019 - 2nd place (622 points)
  • Josephine O'Brien (324 points)
  • Johnny O'Brien (298 points)

2018 - 2nd place (709 points)
  • Josephine O'Brien (394 points)
  • Johnny O'Brien (315 points)

2017 - 5th place (315 points)
  • Johnny O'Brien (159 points)
  • Josephine O'Brien (156 points)

Race placings


​2020 - No times registered

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