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Coillte’s Moanbaun Woods now has an upgraded nature trail, new picnic furniture and a new car park for all to enjoy. The nature trail will offer visitors an exciting interactive experience as they walk through the forest using digital QR codes with links to historical information bringing the journey to life. These new additions &hellip
At Tibradden, 4 hectares of the forest is being harvested with works starting from Weds 7th December and continuing for 4 – 6 weeks. The spruce trees were planted back in the early 1980s and are now reaching maturity and this area will be replanted with native Irish woodland. There are a few scattered European &hellip
This award honours people who have had a significant impact and achievement in Irish business Imelda described on the night as ‘an advocate for sustainable business practices and a leader in sustainability discussions’ December 2022: Coillte CEO Imelda Hurley was the recipient of the coveted Businessperson of the Year award at the &hellip
Build with Wood – the Pathway to Net Zero Conference in Beyond the Trees Avondale, hosted by Coillte and the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine, brings stakeholders together to explore ways to increase wood in construction Issued Wednesday, 23 November 2022: Coillte and the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine brought national &hellip
Coillte was announced as winner of the Statutory or Unquoted Entity (Non-IFRS) Award for its 2021 Annual Report at the recent Chartered Accountants Leinster Society Annual Published Accounts Awards that took place at the Shelbourne Hotel, Dublin. This year’s shortlist included a total of 25 public and private companies, and 12 not-for-profit &hellip
Beyond the Trees Avondale Recognised as a World Leader New Status Makes Avondale the First Age Friendly Tourist Destination in Ireland Thursday, 3rd November 2022: Age Friendly Ireland has today awarded Age Friendly recognition to Beyond the Trees Avondale, located in Avondale Forest Park, County Wicklow, acknowledging it as the first age friendly tourist &hellip