Coillte

Horizons
The Irish Times; 10/31/2009; 577 words; ...restoration of native woodlands in Ireland was celebrated as Coillte presented the results of a four- year EU Life-funded project...crown of Irish woodlands," says Pat Neville, ecologist with Coillte. Three of the sites have been designated as demonstration...

State urged to invest in forestry
The Irish Times; 10/29/2009; 354 words; ...should be spent on planting and developing forestry, a Dail committee was told yesterday. David Gunning, chief executive of Coillte, the semi-State forestry service, said reducing carbon emission by giving this money to landowners for forestry development...

Donal Og
The Irish Times; 10/29/2009; 861 words; ...agus machnamh agus sceimeireacht. Ni treithe iad sin a bhaineann le duine ata as a mheabhair. E ina chaonai aonair ar fud coillte na n-imreoiri. Faigheann dunmharfoir cuig no se cinn de bhlianta sa phriosun. Ni mhaitear botun don chulbaire a choiche...

Go Outdoors
The Irish Times; 10/17/2009; 414 words; ...battle on the village green. Contact Brenda Cooper on 087-6207882 or Aileen Dooley on 087-9967954. Orienteering courses Coillte, in conjunction with Setanta Orienteers, has built new, permanent orienteering courses at the Hell Fire Club and Massy...

Vaccines for badgers (but not 12-year-old girls), building tourism hubs (whatever they are) in Dubai and jobs (lots of them) for the boys; The Greens can't hide their satisfaction over their new deal. Instead, RICHARD WAGHORNE argues, they should be ashamed of a raft of pointless initiatives the country can ill afford.(Editorial)
The Daily Mail (London, England); 10/13/2009; 1403 words; ...at quite what might go on inside their walls. There is to be a National Marine Biotechnology Institute. The forest quango Coillte has hit its eldorado, with an improbable commitment to vastly increase the amount of the country covered by trees. An All...