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Forestry has been sidetracked into niche activity - FII

Forestry Industries Ireland has said that Ireland's commercial forestry model has become "side-tracked" into a "small, niche activity".

Mark mcauleyForestry industries ireland

FII: Climate targets in ag and land use will not be met

FII have said that climate change targets for the agriculture and land use sector will not be met with planting at 2,000ha at the moment

Bruxelles capitaleMark mcauleyColm markeyMairead mcguinnessForestry industries irelandDepartment of agricultureEconomic environmental forestry association of irelandEuropean parliamentEu commissionCommissioner maireadEconomic environmental forestry association

Can timber-framed homes using Irish timber be part of solution to reduce carbon emissions?

‘80 per cent of Irish timber is exported to other countries (mainly England) where much of it is used in timber framed buildings,’ constuction expect says

United kingdomMarion jammetPatrick mcgetrickConan oceallaighMichael ramageForest industries irelandCo wicklowUniversity of cambridgeMunster technological universityCentre for natural material innovationForestry industries irelandIrish green building councilTedx cambridge universitySchool of engineering at university galwayUniversity of galwayTimber engineering research group

Timber-framed homes could save millions of tonnes of CO2 - Ibec

Building more timber framed homes could save Ireland "millions of tonnes" of carbon emissions according to Ibec.

Mark mcauleyIbec forestry industries irelandNational forestry inventoryForestry programmeDepartment of agricultureEuropean commissionForest industries irelandForestry industries ireland

Forestry Programme: New rates must apply to trees planted now

The new Forestry Programme was unveiled today and includes increased grant and premium payment rates, due to come into effect on January 1.

Mark mccauleyJason flemingForestry industries irelandForestry programmeIrish farmer associationDepartment of agricultureIndustries ireland

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