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Deciduous Forests in Ireland?

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  • 18-10-2010 6:58pm
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    -Toppy-
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    Just wondering if there is any public Deciduous Forests in Ireland anywhere?
    Cheers
    Toppy


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    Judgement Day
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    -Toppy- wrote: »
    Just wondering if there is any public Deciduous Forests in Ireland anywhere?
    Cheers
    Toppy

    Killarney National Park, Glen of the Downs in County Wicklow, Tomnafinnogue Woods nr. Coolattin in County Wicklow to name but a few. Do you mean State planted deciduous woodland? If so I can't help you there.


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    thebishop
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    Glengarriff Co Cork.


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    magicbastarder
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    balrath woods (about halfway between ashbourne and slane), knocksink in enniskerry, donadea in kildare.


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