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Coillte welcomes €3 million in funding from Department of Rural and Community Development to further develop its forest parks, recreation areas and trails across Ireland

  Funding will help develop walking routes, loops, boardwalks and eco-trails Investment will boost local tourism across the country   15 August 2024: Coillte, Ireland’s semi-state forestry company, welcomes the announcement today of €3 million in funding from the Department of Rural and Community Development. The funding will support the development and enhancement of forest &hellip

Coillte and HiiKER Unveil Innovative Pilot Programme to Enhance Visitor Experience at Seven Coillte Forests

Coillte, Ireland’s semi-state forestry company and leading provider of outdoor recreation, has announced an exciting new pilot programme in partnership with Irish start-up HiiKER, creators of an innovative hiking app. This initiative will offer a new and innovative way for local and visiting outdoor enthusiasts to experience Coillte forests by offering walkers and hikers real-time &hellip

Invasive Species Control and Tree Felling Works for Cornagillagh and Derrycarne Woods

Work will commence shortly on the Shannonside Woodland Restoration biodiversity project which is managed by Coillte Nature. This project includes two woodland sites close to the river Shannon in South Leitrim – Cornagillagh and Derrycarne. Invasive species such as rhododendron and laurel, along with snowberry and Himalayan balsam are present in Cornagillagh and Derrycarne woods. &hellip

Minister Charlie McConalogue Opens Coillte’s Upgraded Bonny Glen Recreational Forest

    Charlie McConalogue, Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM), joined Cathaoirleach of Donegal County Council, Cllr Niamh Kennedy, and representatives from Coillte for the official opening of the recently upgraded Bonny Glen recreational forest. This popular destination for locals and visitors has undergone significant enhancements to improve its biodiversity and recreational appeal. &hellip

Tree felling and replanting operations in Coillte’s Cruagh Wood

Tree felling and replanting operations are due to take place in Coillte’s Cruagh Wood over the coming months as part of the Dublin Mountain Makeover project.  These works are part of the Dublin Mountains Makeover which will see an area of over 900 hectares across nine Coillte forests transitioning away from primarily wood producing forests, &hellip

Coillte announces Sustainable Development Plan for Lough Key Forest and Activity Park in conjunction with Roscommon County Council

Project is boosted by €1.2m funding awarded by Fáilte Ireland as part of the EU Just Transition Fund to support the creation of the development plan Upgrades to visitor centre, local trails, and water activities proposed as part of a vision to enhance Lough Key Forest and Activity Park as a world class visitor destination &hellip