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http://www.irishtimes.com/news/social-affairs/religion-and-beliefs/sale-of-coillte-harvesting-rights-will-cost-state-dear-1.1323765#.UUBIr17xjNY.email  See Irish Times article by Paddy Woodward from 12th March. What are your thoughts on the proposed sale of Coillte harvesting rights?

  The Wicklow Uplands Council Vegetation Management Group which has been in place for the past couple of years has been very active in trying to […]

  An example of signage in the Peaks District Over the last few years, dog control has become a major issue for Wicklow’s upland sheep farmers […]

Deer mean different things to different people. If you’re a hill walker they are magnificent, majestic animals, freely roaming the hills. If you’re a hunter they […]

Chairman Philip Geoghegan (left) speaking at the awards ceremony for Wicklow’s Living Landscape Photo Competition. Cllr Pat Casey Cathaoirleach WCC(centre) and Heritage Officer Deirdre Burns (right) […]

The PURE project is a partnership project and the first of its kind in Ireland which incorporates statutory and non-statutory organisations, including; Wicklow County Council, Dun […]

The Village Interpretative Panel Project is managed by the Wicklow Uplands Council and panels produced in 2012 in Tinahely and Enniskerry were funded by the Department […]

This event is a joint initiative of Wicklow Uplands Council and the Heritage Office of Wicklow County Council to celebrate National Heritage Week 2012 and the […]