Blog
March 26, 2020
In response to Tuesday's announcement, Wicklow Uplands Council is now asking that people stay at home and stay local. Travelling to the uplands for recreational and pleasure activities is considered unnecessary and irresponsible. It is contrary to government measures and exposes local communities to the risk of spreading the virus.
March 19, 2020
The many beauty spots, heritage sites, walking trails and open spaces found in the Wicklow and Dublin Uplands has seen an unprecedented number of visitors over the last few days. As the current public health crisis continues, the region is likely to welcome many more daily visitors keen to enjoy the outdoors and experience some of Ireland's most stunning landscapes.
March 5, 2020
Wicklow Uplands Council is disappointed that no announcement is forthcoming from the Department of Heritage, Culture and the Gaeltacht, to not extend the controlled burning season this year.
March 3, 2020
Today, families, communities, schools and organisations across the globe observe World Wildlife Day – an annual event dedicated to celebrate and raise awareness of the world’s […]
February 28, 2020
Wicklow Uplands Council warmly welcomes the recent announcement that County Wicklow’s growing trail network is to receive a funding allocation of €152,560 under the Outdoor Recreation […]
February 24, 2020
Applications for the Wicklow County Council’s Community Awards Scheme are currently open. The scheme provides funding and support to enable communities to identify, develop and implement […]
February 17, 2020
Wicklow Uplands Council takes a community led approach to sustainable development in the Wicklow And Dublin Uplands in partnership with the people who live, work and […]
February 7, 2020
An information event titled ‘The Future of Hill Farming in the Dublin Mountains’ took place yesterday, February the 6th in the picturesque south County Dublin townland […]