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Last month, we started the first of our CCF (Continuous Cover Forestry) operations in the Dublin Mountains by thinning an area of forest in Ballyedmonduff. Now, we’re undertaking our first R&R (Remove and Replant with native woodland) in Ticknock. The works begin on Monday 13th July and will involve clearfelling two small areas of forest: &hellip
UPDATED: 26.6.2020 If you’re visiting Ballyedmonduff forest over the next few weeks, look out for Phase 1 of our forest transformation. Works are beginning on the Dublin Mountains Makeover – a forest transformation project that’s putting people and nature first in the nine most popular Dublin Mountains forests. What can I expect to see? From &hellip
All forest parks open today as Phase 2 of Government Roadmap begins All Coillte forest parks and recreational sites to continue to be open from today onwards. Coillte asks people stay local, and only visit forests within their home counties or 20km from their home. Car parks also open and standard parking fees will apply. &hellip
Strong financial and operational performance for Coillte in 2019 despite challenges Zero net debt achieved in 2019 Revenues of €327.4m and EBITDA of €102.8m 22 million trees planted across 9,000 hectares of restocked forest Friday 29 May, 2020: Coillte, Ireland’s largest forestry and land solutions company, today announced its annual results for 2019. &hellip
Status RED EXTREME Forest Fire Risk Warning Issued Public urged to remain at home as per Covid-19 guidelines Status RED EXTREME National Forest Fire Risk Warning in place until Monday of next week Coillte forest car parks and forests are open but only to those within 5km to take brief physical exercise in line with &hellip
Dublin Mountains makeover to positively transform forests for generations to come The makeover will see nine Coillte forests transition from commercial use to wholly recreational purposes creating beautiful diverse forests for the future Coillte Nature, the not-for-profit branch of Coillte, is leading the project The makeover will have a positive impact on biodiversity in Ireland with &hellip