They do this usually by shrieking, or “keening”. Crofton Croker explains to his readers: “Keening is the Irish term for a ...

oak and ash, make up less than 2 per cent of Ireland’s forested land, so you really have to know where to look if you want to visit them. Of the 11 per cent of Ireland that is covered in trees ...

She wrote that “Ireland, more than other countries ... A from aim for the palm or elm tree; B from beit - birch; D from dair - oak; E from eabad - aspen; F from fearn – alder- etc).

The Woodland Trust has led the project to sow 75,000 seeds of trees native to Atlantic temperate rainforest, including ...

Led by the National Tree Council of Ireland and proudly supported by Coillte ... s her mum and dad’s wedding tree. It’s an Irish oak, and she helped plant it at their wedding.

But on an ever-changing golf course, the 35-year-old from Northern Ireland — and the 143 other ... For the course's first three decades, a live oak tree dangled its branches in front of the ...

Drones have been used to sow tens of thousands of native tree seeds as part of a project restoring lost rainforests in ...

Pupils from Victoria Primary School in Carrickfergus have been busy planting more than 250 trees as part of the first stage ...

The project involved Cyprus but also the UK, Bulgaria, Romania, Germany, Ireland, Slovakia ... ‘Drys’ is from the Ancient Greek for oak tree and leads us to words in modern day English ...

"The wildlife, the birdsong, the insects, the pollinators, the native trees like the Burren pine, the Alder, and the Oak are all progressing ... the Bat Rehabilitation Ireland project.