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

  Knockranny, known locally as Colonels wood, will be developed by Coillte as a ‘NeighbourWood’, into an accessible, close-to-home woodland amenity. The wood will be developed in partnership with local people and other interested groups, for public use and enjoyment. The restoration of the property to a native forest will be silviculturally and ecologically significant. &hellip

Coillte delivers record financial performance in 2018 Operating cash flow doubles to €60m in 2018 Record revenues (€330m) and EBITDA (€115m) Operating profit increased by 47% to €71.5m Wednesday 1 May, 2019: Coillte, Ireland’s largest forestry and land solutions company, today announced its annual results for 2018. The company delivered record earnings before interest, tax, &hellip

Coillte Nature,  a new not for profit entity within Coillte has a mandate to target the delivery of new woodlands facilitating species diversity, biodiversity and carbon sequestration as part of the Government’s National Forestry Programme.  An inaugural project of Coillte Nature is the Dublin Mountains Conversion plan, to gradually, over the next 30 to 40 &hellip

Coillte has established a new not for profit entity, Coillte Nature, which will focus on the environment and recreational forests.  Coillte Nature will target the delivery of new woodlands facilitating species diversity, biodiversity and carbon sequestration as part of the Government’s National Forestry Programme.  The establishment of Coillte Nature will also see the conversion of &hellip