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Tipperary council to issue notices to landowners over trees hit by Ash Dieback disease

Tipperary County Council is to issue notices to landowners around the county this autumn urging them to remove any trees next to roads that fell victim to Ash Dieback disease. John Nolan, Senior Engineer in the council’s Roads Department, said the ...

21 Sept 2022 at 19:33

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Ash dieback a real threat to Ireland and hurling

Ash dieback, caused by a fungal pathogen – Hymenoscyphus fraxineus – which, it says, is prevalent throughout most of the island of Ireland now, and is likely to see serious dieback of ash trees in Ireland over the next two decades according to ...

28 Jul 2022 at 18:33

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Ash dieback a real threat to Ireland and hurling

28 Jul 2022 at 18:33

‘Real threat’ of importing new tree diseases as devastating as ash dieback

A decade after ash dieback was found in the UK, there is still a real threat of importing other diseases with a “similarly devastating” impact, conservationists warn. The disease, which causes leaf loss and crown dieback and can lead to ...

27 Feb 2022 at 10:55

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Kilkenny wood boardwalk reopens after work completed on diseased trees

Footpaths and the boardwalk in Silaire wood, Graignamanagh are open to the public again. The operations to facilitate tree surgery on diseased and dangerous trees is now completed. Many ash trees in particular had succumbed to ash ...

25 Jan 2022 at 21:33

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Planning exemption to replace diseased Tipperary ash trees with conifer a positive step

IFA Farm Forestry Chair Jason Fleming said that the planning exemption on applications of fewer than 10 hectares that replace broadleaf high forest, such as diseased ash forests, with conifer species is a positive step. There are ...

28 Dec 2022 at 11:33

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Planning exemption to replace diseased Tipperary ash trees with conifer a positive step

28 Dec 2022 at 11:33

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Ash Dieback has rendered 5,000 acres in Tipperary 'useless' - Michael Lowry

Valuable land, including 2,000 hectares, or just under 5,000 acres in Tipperary, has been rendered useless because of Ash Dieback, according to Tipperary TD Michael Lowry. “I have raised the issue of Ash Dieback on numerous ...

05 Apr 2023 at 14:33

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Remove dead trees before they become hazard

”As Ash dieback is so pronounced this year in the hedgerows along the regional, local and tertiary road network in this Municipal District and throughout Leitrim, I ask that we write to the Minister for Agriculture Charlie ...

21 Jul 2023 at 17:33

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IFA meet Ash Dieback review group to relay farmers concerns

IFA National Farm Forestry Chair Jason Fleming said that IFA’s meeting with the Ash Dieback review group yesterday was an opportunity to highlight the critical concerns and needs of forest owners impacted by ash dieback ...

22 Aug 2023 at 12:33

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Laois Council can't take risk of leaving dead tree risk with landowners insist public representatives

Laois County Council cannot leave it to landowners to remove dead Ash trees along roads and must get directly involved because of the dangers to the public. That’s what was communicated to officials at a recent meeting ...

22 Sept 2023 at 13:33

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Tipperary council urged to write to landowners requesting them to remove diseased roadside ash trees

A councillor has appealed to Tipperary County Council to write to landowners requesting them to remove roadside trees riddled with Ash Dieback Disease due to the public safety hazard they pose. Cllr David Dunne of ...

17 Aug 2023 at 15:33

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