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Content Creator, Nollaig Butler, Broadcaster Daniella Moyles, and Coillte CEO, Imelda Hurley, pictured at the launch of Coillte's "Start at Your Local Coillte Forest" campaign, encouraging people to rediscover the forests on their doorstep.

Louth's forests in the spotlight as Coillte launches summer campaign

(L-R) Imelda Hurley, CEO of Coillte; Evan McSpadden, Forestry Scholar at SETU; Oisin McGuinness, Forestry Scholar at SETU; and Olivia Black, Forestry Scholar at UCD.

Deadline approaching for Louth students to apply for €20k scholarship

(L-R) Imelda Hurley, CEO of Coillte; Evan McSpadden, Forestry Scholar at SETU; Oisin McGuinness, Forestry Scholar at SETU; and Olivia Black, Forestry Scholar at UCD.

Deadline approaching for Louth students to apply for €20k scholarship

Townley Hall. Pic: https://www.discoverboynevalley.ie/

Funding to maintain and improve Louth heritage sites

ALERT: 'High risk' orange forest fire warning issued amid warm weather forecast

Townley Hall. Pic: https://www.discoverboynevalley.ie/

McGreehan welcomes funding for Louth recreation sites

Ceannt ‘remarkably fortunate’ to discover sculpture after near-fatal accident

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EXPLAINER: What are the rules around wild camping in Ireland?

Government urged to increase ‘fatally flawed’ housing targets significantly

Protest against 'scandalous' forestry deal takes place at govt offices

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Macra concerned over access to land for young farmers due to new forestry deal

'No doubt' €15m funding for tourism boost in rural Ireland will attract visitors...

The new approach aims to sustainably balance and deliver the multiple benefits from Ireland’s state forests across four strategic pillars: climate, wood, nature, and people

100,000 hectares of forest to be planted in effort to focus on climate action

The new approach aims to sustainably balance and deliver the multiple benefits from Ireland’s state forests across four strategic pillars: climate, wood, nature, and people

100,000 hectares of forest to be planted in effort to focus on climate action

Louth councillor welcomes clean up of dumping ground in Omeath

Louth councillor welcomes clean up of dumping ground in Omeath

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Coillte welcomes Oxfam Ireland’ Trailtrekker event this weekend

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Join Louth’s 2011 TrailTrekker team challenge
Coillte’s Ravensdale and Carlingford forests will be two of the venues that will hostpart of the TRAILTREKKER team challenge on September 10 and 11.
Editorial Team

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Cycle Trek in Cooley