Friday October 23rd 2020 Ireland has been placed into Level 5 of the Plan for Living with COVID19. In accordance with this advice and the restrictions in place for Level 5, Coillte’s forests and forest parks will remain open but only to those who live within 5km of the forests they are visiting. All visitors &hellip

This Annual celebration as part of the European Week of Sport encourages people to get out walking to benefit their physical and mental health and wellbeing Research shows that outdoor walking has been important for wellbeing during the COVID19 pandemic     National Walking Day aims to inspire people to get out and walk in &hellip

Love This Place, Leave No Trace — Government of Ireland in partnership with Leave No Trace Ireland call for the public to care for our countryside, follow the Leave No Trace principles and protect and preserve our land    Discarded items left behind in the forest   A new Government of Ireland campaign has been launched &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