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Cabinet approves €79m ash dieback scheme   The Cabinet has approved a €79.5 million package for farmers and landowners whose forests have been impacted by

€79 million ash dieback scheme set to be approved   The Government is set to approve a €79.5 million package for farmers and landowners whose

100 Million Trees Project Forestry Services are delighted to be involved in the 100 million trees project. This week, the wonderful community of the Sisters

Last week sees fewest afforestation licences of any week this year           Last week the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine issued the fewest afforestation

Local calls for ‘workable scheme’ to tackle ash dieback It is estimated that up to 90% of ash trees will succumb to the disease. The

Approvals for small-scale planting without licence   An area of 94ha has been approved for forestry by the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine

Timber Harvesting in Ireland   Timber harvesting plays a crucial role in Ireland’s forestry sector, contributing to both economic growth and environmental sustainability. Timber harvesting

Planting 100 million native trees over the next 10 years Citizen-led tree campaigns put welcome pressure on local authorities which tend to be slow to

Forest Roads   Forest roads are an integral part of Ireland’s forestry industry, offering access to woodland areas, facilitating timber harvesting, and ensuring the responsible