Gary O'Keefe set the record in Siberia in February.
A Laois man who broke a Guinness World Record for the longest journey over ice in seven days, has received his certificate.
Gary O'Keefe drove a motorbike across a frozen Siberian lake to record the milestone earlier this year.
He credits co-pilot John Quinn with keeping track of all the data for the adjudicators.
Mr. O'Keefe explains why the validation process has taken so long:
The expedition is documented in a new four part series, which he hopes will hit TV screens in early 2021.
But the midlands record-breaker's thirst for adventure hasn't been satisfied yet - with plans to travel from Abbeyleix to Alaska next:
Ploughing 2026 Day Two: As It Happened
There Are Very Strict Rules When It Comes To International Sport - Tanaiste
Terminating A Pregnancy Is Not An Easy Or Quick Decision - Sorca Clarke
Three Day Abortion Waiting Period Under Scrutiny In Leinster House
An Post Opens Recruitment For 1,600 Christmas Workers
Initiative Tackling Drug Related Intimidation Gets Funding Boost
Westmeath GAA Star Raises Concerns Over Future Of Irish Farming
Westmeath Market House Redevelopment Could Begin Construction By December