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Thursday, 13th October 2022: To facilitate essential resurfacing works, Ticknock carpark will be closed between 18-21 October and 24-28 October. The carpark will be open on the weekend of 22-23 October. These works will improve the overall visitor experience of Ticknock, and some additional car spaces will be created through re-alignment. Alternative midweek parking facilities &hellip
Status Orange HIGH National Forest Fire Risk Warning in place until Tuesday August 16th. Forest visitors should not use barbeques and outdoor fires at any stage. Vehicles must not be parked at site entrances or impede emergency service access to forest roads. All land owners urged to obey restrictions in place for land burning. &hellip
IFA President Tim Cullinan has encouraged families to attend and support the Green Ribbon walks organised by IFA in partnership with See Change, Coillte, and Mental Health Ireland in support of the Green Ribbon campaign this month. Eleven walks have been organised in venues throughout the country during August and September as part &hellip
To ensure the best possible experience, at the weekends for the rest of the summer period, all visitors will need to have an advance online booking or hold an Annual Pass to gain entry to Avondale Forest Park Issued 21 July 2022. ‘Beyond the Trees Avondale’, a spectacular new visitor experience developed in partnership &hellip
Coillte and fire service personnel are currently working to bring a significant forest fire under control at Crone Woods County Wicklow. The fire is affecting areas of forested lands and also the Wicklow Mountains National Park. An Air Corps helicopter is in attendance to assist in the efforts. It is too early to determine the &hellip
Coillte, Fáilte Ireland and EAK Ireland collaborate to create a spectacular new visitor attraction in the heart of Ireland’s garden county This €19 million project transformed Avondale with the creation of an elevated Treetop Walk,12 storey high Viewing Tower made from locally sourced Douglas fir and larch wood alongside a 90m spiral slide &hellip