Celebrating Our One-Millionth Tree!
We are delighted to share a truly special milestone for the 100 Million Trees Project — the planting of our one-millionth native Irish tree 🌱
We are delighted to share a truly special milestone for the 100 Million Trees Project — the planting of our one-millionth native Irish tree 🌱
We’re delighted to share that the 100 Million Trees Project has been featured in a recent article in the Dublin Gazette, highlighting an important milestone
We were delighted to join the team on Ireland AM on 17 April 2026 to talk about the progress of the 100 Million Trees Project
Planting the Seeds of Change: Our Collaboration with President Michael D. Higgins We at the 100 Million Trees Project are thrilled to share an incredible
100 Million Trees Project Uniphar continue to sponsor The 100 Million Trees Project for the 2025/2026 planting season After sponsoring the planting of 201,000 trees
Press Release 19 November 2023 Embargo – Sunday 19 November 2023 – 13:00hrs Sunday 19 November 2023 – The One Hundred Million Trees Project (100MT) is excited to
100 Million Trees Project Forestry Services Limited to plant 550,000 trees this year as part of the 100 Million Trees Project Forestry Services Ltd (FSL) was
Press Release 23 November 2022 Embargo – Sunday 19 November 2023 – 13:00hrs 22nd November 2022: The 100 Million Trees Project officially launches tomorrow, 23rd
100 Million Trees Project Tintern Abbey Photo credit from heritage Ireland The 100 Million Trees Project officially launched on 23rd November, with the planting of
Ieland is on a mission to plant 100 million native trees, and our local communities can help make it happen.
Some 750,000 trees have been planted at mini-forest locations in Ireland in the last two-and-a-half years, as part of the 100 Million Trees Project.
The 100 Million Trees Project team will be recording the event for their website and will be speaking to some of those present to get their views on the initiative.
The newly planted trees will create two thriving biodiversity zones on the racecourse grounds, supporting local wildlife, improving air quality, and contributing to Ireland’s afforestation goals.
Powerscourt Estate in Co. Wicklow welcomed a group of women this week who gathered to mark International Women’s Day by planting a mini native Irish forest on the estate to support the national tree planting initiative ‘100 Million Trees Project’.
The aim of the project is to repopulate as much as possible the island of Ireland with native Irish trees by planting these mini-forests.
Wexford Golf Club was the venue for the final tree planting project of this season’s One Hundred Million Trees Project.
This community-driven initiative has already seen native irish trees planted in 62 sites across the country, with 161,180 planted since November 2023.
Unlike most of the other 400 small sites the 100 Million Trees Project has been offered so far this year, it was not part of a field on a farm but rather was unused land in an urban setting.
Cllr Fleming welcomed everyone and thanked the Clonroche Development Association, Richard Mulcahy, Wexford County Council and Uniphar for making this project happen.
The morning of hard work digging and planting ended with all the workers enjoying tea, sandwiches and scones back at the convent.
The Griffin Group will add to this initiative over the coming months and years increasing the variety of trees at Monart thereby improving local biodiversity.
On Saturday 10 February, Ballymun Kickhams and former Dublin stars Dean and Barney Rock helped members of their GAA Club and the local community to plant 1,800 native Irish Trees at Pairc Ciceam in Ballymun as part of the 100 Million Trees Project.
The 100 Million Trees Project is a national initiative developed by brothers, Richard and David Mulcahy, which aims to see the planting of 100 million native Irish trees across the island of Ireland over a 10 year period.
The project’s ambitious aim will be achieved through densely planting between 1,000 and 2,500 native Irish trees at a time across small areas of land using ‘the Miyawaki method’.
Bro. Luke McNamara OSB On the eve of the Epiphany in brilliant sunshine that seemed to promise better days are coming, a large group of volunteers, in a quarter of an acre plot in a field just South East of the Front Gate, planted 2,500 native Irish trees.
Citizen-led tree campaigns put welcome pressure on local authorities which tend to be slow to act upon greening commitments
It’s part of the One Hundred Million Trees Project which is led by brothers Richard and David Mulcahy. The initiative aims to plant up to 250,000 native broadleaf trees across the country this season.
Bro. Luke McNamara OSB On the eve of the Epiphany in brilliant sunshine that seemed to promise better days are coming, a large group of volunteers, in a quarter of an acre plot in a field just South East of the Front Gate, planted 2,500 native Irish trees.
The 2,500 native Irish trees were planted on land donated by the monks at Glenstal Abbey in Murroe in an effort to create a mini forest, leading to increased biodiversity and a carbon sink.
As part of its mission to be the most sustainable racecourse in Ireland, Limerick Racecourse have planted 2,500 native trees at the Patrickswell venue.
A project set up by the grandsons of famous Wexford women Min Ryan has moved a small step closer to completion thanks to the communities of The Rocks and Rosslare Harbour.
Team members from Fairyhouse Racecourse, Levy Ireland and Horse Racing Ireland joined forces on Wednesday to partake in the community driven ‘100 Million Trees Project’.
Fairyhouse Racecourse, Levy Ireland and Horse Racing Ireland joined forces this week to partake in the community driven ‘100 Million Trees Project’ which is an initiative developed by brothers Richard and David Mulcahy aiming to reverse the environmental damage caused by the reduction of forests worldwide.
Cllr George Lawlor Cathaoirleach, Wexford County Council and Cliona Connolly Wexford County Council with members of the One Hundred Million Tree’s Project who planted five hundred trees in Min Ryan park
Tree planting at Halo Tiles GAA Centre of Excellence, Ferns on Saturday. In picture. Cllr. Aidan Browne, chairman Enniscorthy Municipal District, Micheal Martin, chairman Wexford GAA, Cliona Connolly, Wexford Co. Council, GAA representatives and volunteers.
A total of 1,000 native trees were planted at Gorey Town Park recently as part of ‘The 100 Million Trees Project’ – an initiative with a goal of planting 100 million native Irish trees across Ireland throughout the next decade.
RTÉ broadcaster Joe Duffy is helping two Wexford brothers in their bid to plant 100 million native Irish trees around the country over the next decade.
A plan to plant 100 Million Trees was announced at Tintern Abbey in Co Wexford on Wednesday, with the planting of 2,000 native Irish trees and shrubs.
The 100 Million Trees Project is a community-driven initiative developed by brothers, Richard and David Mulcahy, which aims to plant native Irish trees across the island throughout the next decade. The hope is to reverse the environmental damage caused by the reduction of forests generally.
The 100 Million Trees Project was officially launched on Wednesday, with the planting of 2,000 native Irish trees and shrubs on lands at Tintern Abbey.
The 100 million trees project is a new national community-driven initiative which aims to see the planting of 100 million native Irish trees across the island of Ireland throughout the next decade.
