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WATCH: Trees removed from Oldtown Road in Letterkenny

Tree removal took on a whole new meaning in Letterkenny on Thursday afternoon as workers used a digger to relocate a a number of them from their original footpath location outside Dunnes Stores on the Oldtown Road. The work is part of Irish Water's ...

12 Sept 2019 at 17:27

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A tree for everyone born in Ireland since the foundation of the State - thousands could be planted in Donegal

A novel proposal from Irish Natura & Hill Farmers Association (INHFA) could result in the planting of 10 million native Irish trees to represent the 10 million people born in the 26 counties since the formation of the Irish State. Outlining the ...

27 Nov 2020 at 07:49

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Fears that high costs will drive landowners to risky removal of dying trees

The problem of ash die back is only going to get worse, and help needs to be put in place now. That was the message of Cllr Jimmy Brogan (Ind), who told the January meeting of the Municipal District of Donegal that lack of grants would lead to ...

15 Jan 2025 at 18:26

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Donegal schools asked to 'Be a Force for Nature' For Tetra Pak Tree Day

The Tree Council of Ireland, supported by Tetra Pak, is calling on primary schools across Donegal to get involved in Tetra Pak Tree Day and plant a tree on Thursday, October 1. The theme for this year’s campaign is Be a Force for Nature to ...

03 Sept 2020 at 20:45

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