Ulster
Step up for Ulster
#StepUpForUlster
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- Is Ulster your home province?
- Are you a rambler, hillwalker, hiker, mountaineer or mountain runner?
- Would you like to represent Ulster in an all-Ireland sports league?
If you answered yes to all three of the above questions, we invite you to #StepUpForUlster in the High Point Ireland Provinces League. If you wish to become a member of the Ulster 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 via our online Highpointeer Score Form no later than 31st December at the end of that league year. During the following January, the five highest point-scorers representing Ulster will be identified as the Ulster "High 5". Those five scores added together will become Ulster's overall score in the league.
Find out more about the Provinces League and how to take part...
To represent the Ulster Highpointeering team, you are required to represent one of its 9 county Highpointeering teams:
Encourage the team
Even if you are not participating in the High Point Ireland Provinces League as a Highpointeer, we invite you to support and encourage your fellow Ulster men and women who have chosen to join the province's Highpointeering team. All you need to do is post this page's URL on Facebook or Twitter (the image below containing the Ulster location map and #StepUpForUlster hashtag will automatically appear in the post). And don't forget to include #StepUpForUlster in the post's text.
Team history
2021
2020 - 3rd place (132 points)
2019 - 3rd place (163 points)
2018 - 2nd place (814 points)
2017 - 3rd place (364 points)
- The 2021 Provinces League will start on 20th March. Click here to find out how you can represent your province. The 2021 results will be announced in January 2022.
2020 - 3rd place (132 points)
- Ben Mooney (81 points)
- Kieron Gribbon (34 points)
- Mick Winters (17 points)
2019 - 3rd place (163 points)
- Ben Mooney (84 points)
- Mick Winters (62 points)
- David Barnes (17 points)
2018 - 2nd place (814 points)
- David Barnes (348 points)
- Orlaith Breen (149 points)
- Mick Winters (130 points)
- Kieron Gribbon (96 points)
- Ben Mooney (91 points)
2017 - 3rd place (364 points)
- Seán Ó Maoilsté (364 points)
