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Sunday 8th October: Coillte urges all users of forest lands including its staff, contractors and members of the public, to exercise extreme caution if entering forest lands this weekend as storm Atiyah is predicted to approach. Met Eieann has issued the following weather warning; NATIONAL WEATHER WARNING STATUS RED – WIND WARNING FOR KERRY Storm &hellip
Friday 6th October: Coillte urges all users of forest lands including its staff, contractors and members of the public, to exercise extreme caution if entering forest lands this weekend as storm Atiyah is predicted to approach. Met Eieann has issued the following weather warning; Status Orange – Wind warning for Donegal, Galway, Leitrim, Mayo, Sligo, &hellip
Science Foundation Ireland (SFI), in partnership with Coillte, have launched a nationwide tree planting initiative as part of Science Week 2019. Focussing on climate action, Science Week 2019 is seeking to help people understand climate change, how science and technology can help us create a positive climate future and the impact we as individuals can &hellip
Coillte are delighted to announce today that, following a very comprehensive process, we have appointed Imelda Hurley as our new CEO. Imelda will take up the position on 4th November. Imelda, who is originally from Cork, has a wide range of experience across a number of sectors, both nationally and internationally. Imelda has over twenty &hellip
Wednesday 2nd October: Coillte urges all users of forest lands including its staff, contractors and members of the public, to exercise extreme caution if entering forest lands as storm Lorenzo is predicted to approach. Fallen and overhanging trees pose an extremely dangerous risk to the public and Coillte is urging everyone to remain vigilant and &hellip
Have your say on the Dublin Mountains Conversion and help shape ‘A Woodland for our Future’ Deadline for consultation submissions is Friday 11 October 2019 Coillte is calling on the public to give their views on how they use the Dublin Mountain forests owned by Coillte Over 600,000 people visit these forests per &hellip