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Voting has now closed for the Spring 2017 #HighPointIrelandPhoto competition, and we have a winner... We received five entries in our Spring 2017 #HighPointIrelandPhoto on 20th February 2017. After a full week of voting on Twitter, the five entries received a combined total of 97 "likes". Of these, 47 were received by the winning photo of Carrauntoohil submitted by Anthony O'Donovan (@anthonyodonovan). Congratulations Anthony! Your photo will become the header image of the High Point Ireland homepage, blog page, Twitter account, Facebook page, and the High Point Ireland for Mountain Rescue Ireland and Million Metre Challenge fundraising pages during March, April and May 2017. In addition, your winning photo will appear during those months as the header image of The Ireland Walking Guide's Twitter account and Facebook page. It will be also displayed permanently as a winning photo at the bottom of the photo competition page.  Thanks to all five entrants for taking part, and to everyone who voted for their favourite in the Spring 2017 #HighPointIrelandPhoto competition. If you would like to take part in the Summer 2017 #HighPointIrelandPhoto competition, please note that entries will be accepted on 20th May 2017.
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