Coillte Statement Responsible Use of the Outdoors During Covid-19  Tuesday May 5th 2020 The Taoiseach has announced 2 changes to the restrictions put in place to protect us all from the spread of COVID-19 that will come into effect Tuesday 5 May.   The changes are that: people can travel up to 5 kilometres from their &hellip

National Fire Risk Warning in place this weekend Public urged to remain at home as per Covid-19 guidelines Gorse fires last week diverted vital emergency services from focusing on the Covid-19 pandemic Coillte forest car parks remain closed. Forests are open for those who live within 2km to take brief physical exercise in line with &hellip

Following the Taoiseach’s announcement earlier today [12 March 2020], specifically regarding mass gatherings of over 100 people. Coillte in partnership with the Tree Council of Ireland has made the decision to postpone National Tree Week 2020 and all related public events until further notice. We understand this will disappoint many people who had arranged Tree &hellip

  Friday 24th February: Coillte advises all forest users to stay away from forest lands in Counties Galway and Clare while the Status Red weather warning is in force.  Coillte urges all users of forest lands including its staff, contractors and members of the public, to exercise extreme caution if entering forest lands in other &hellip

Coillte is partnering with the Tree Council of Ireland for National Tree Week 2020 Coillte will donate 30,000 native trees for planting during National Tree Week 2020 doubling numbers on previous years. Almost half a million trees have been planted during National Tree Week since 1989 Trees will be available for collection across the country &hellip

Coillte, in partnership with Fáilte Ireland, will commence works to re-develop Avondale Forest Park into a state-of-the-art visitor destination later this year. In total €8 million will be invested in phase 1 of the re-development of Avondale Forest Park ‘A Place for Visionaries’, which is supported by Wicklow County Council and is set to create &hellip