"Grado con honores ("Moderatorship") II.I (Clase II, División I, 60-69%)"

"The University of Dublin, Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland, categorises the final examinations in its honors bachelor's degree programmes by Moderatorship. The term was introduced in 1833, as part of a range of educational reforms in undergraduate courses at the university, instituted by the then-provost Bartholomew Lloyd. It was initially used to denote the honors examination in the final schools of mathematics, classics, and mental and moral science."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Kwekubo/Moderatorship_(Tri...

"Moderatorship" is an **honors degree, distinguished from an "ordinary" BA**. The General Regulations and Information associated with The University of Dublin Calendar detail the the educational objectives of moderatorship (section H1).
All moderatorship degree programmes entail a broad base of knowledge of both a general and particular nature, and the intellectual skills that must be mastered are broadly similar in all areas. All moderatorship degree programmes seek to impart the following"

http://www.scss.tcd.ie/undergraduate/bacsll/bacsll_web/CSLLc...

"The TSM office will not give out results over the telephone or by email.

Key to grades and results
I = first class, 70% and above
II.I = second class first division, 60-69%
II.2 = second class second division, 50-59%
III = third class, 40-49%
F1 = fail, 30-39%
F2 = fail, 0-29%"

http://www.tcd.ie/TSM/current/exam/annual.php