Ireland urgently needs to increase the use of wood in construction if climate action targets are to be met Wood products have the lowest embodied carbon of any mainstream building material, and Ireland’s use of wood in construction is extremely low compared to other European countries   Wednesday, 4 October 2023 – Coillte and &hellip

    Coillte is proud to partner again with the Irish Farmer’s Association, See Change and Mental Health Ireland for this year’s Green Ribbon programme of walks. 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 &hellip

  We are delighted to announce that Beyond the Trees Avondale, located in Coillte’s Avondale Forest Park, County Wicklow has been named as Winner for Universal Design AND as Winner for Cultural and Public Buildings by the RIAI 2023 Awards. The RIAI awards highlight inclusive and sustainable architecture that has a positive contribution to climate &hellip

  Coillte’s Knockranny Wood was voted the winner of the 2023 National RDS Forest and Woodland Awards under the Community Forest category this year. The RDS Forest and Woodland Awards are Ireland’s national forestry awards.  The Community Woodland Award is designed to encourage and reward projects involving the communal management of forests and woodlands which &hellip

Dublin Mountains Partnership launches its Strategic Plan 2022-2026   Dublin, 24th February 2023 – The Dublin Mountain Partnership (DMP) has today launched a new five-year strategic plan, which aims to further provide for recreation, protect the environment and raise awareness of the multiple benefits the Dublin Mountains provide, aimed at those who live in, use, &hellip

Fact Sheet We are aware of the concerns that have been expressed about Coillte’s involvement with the Irish Strategic Forestry Fund (ISFF) and Gresham House. There has been a lot of misinformation reported and we welcome the opportunity to clarify the facts on the need to create new forests in Ireland and Coillte’s response to &hellip