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On Twitter, voting is currently underway to decide which #HighPointIrelandPhoto will become the header image on the website’s homepage and blog page during March, April and May 2017. Five qualifying entries were tweeted on submission day (20th February 2017) of our Spring 2017 #HighPointIrelandPhoto competition, each one demonstrating the beauty of the Irish uplands. For the duration of the voting period, all five entries will be listed as our Twitter likes. The original tweets can also be accessed via the clickable slideshow below. To vote for your favourite, all you need to do is give it a "like" on Twitter. Voting closes at midnight at the end of 27th February 2017, and the winning entry (the one with most “likes”) will be announced the following day. The winning photo will also become the header image of the High Point Ireland 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, the winning photo will appear 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.
Good luck to our five entrants, and thanks to everyone for getting involved.
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