Thin: this is an important part of forest management, its purpose is to improve the quality of the remaining trees by freeing up resources light, space, food, and water. Map 2: DMP East - Coillte Planned 2020 Harvesting Locations by Harvest TypeД®xplanation of Harvest_Types per map legends Map 1: DMP West - Coillte Planned 2020 Harvesting Locations by Harvest Type The maps linked below show the forest locations and the types of harvesting operations that are planned in 2020 in CoillteвЂ™s Dublin forests. Photo Credit: Dublin Fire Brigade Twitter 27th September, 2020.Д¬oillte have a number of harvesting operations planned in their Dublin forests during 2020, some of these works will mark the start of the Coillte Nature Dublin Mountains Conversion Project (more information to follow here in the coming months). As we head towards another weekend with Dublin at Level 3 COVID-19 restrictions, do go and enjoy the outdoors but please consider starting a walk from your front door, stay local, leave your car at home, follow HSE guidelines and Leave No Trace Ireland Principles. Car-parks have been busy all weekend from early morning to evening with even greater peaks on Sunday afternoons. There has been scenes of grid-lock and reports of it taking up to an hour to get out of a particularly busy car-park. Cars parked in gateways and along County roads has prevented local residents from getting to their homes and farmers going about their business. Last Sunday the rescue of an injured walker by Dublin Fire Brigade and Dublin-Wicklow Mountain Rescue was hindered by badly parked cars. However, the car-park capacity has been exceeded across all of the Dublin Mountains recreation sites with a spill over onto County roads. Getting outdoors and enjoying the sights and sounds of autumn in the mountains and forests is wonderful. Over the past two weekends there has been a huge increase in people visiting the Dublin Mountains recreation sites by car. Any potential supplier having issues registering on the Etenders platform should contact the Etenders Helpdesk at: If the technical query is urgent, calls can be made directly to that office between 9.00am to 5.30pm GMT (+353 21 243 92 77). As submissions for this Tender will only be accepted through the Etenders platform, it is important that any supplier interested in this Tender must be registered on Etenders to be in a position to make a submission.

Submissions are welcome from sole traders who can demonstrate the relevant qualifications, experience, insurance and tax compliance. Note: the Tender will appear in Etenders as: RFT 192782В -В 2930В -Community Archaeologist Services for the Dublin Mountains. Applications are now being sought,В via eTenders, for the provision of community archaeological services, for more information please see link to eTenders, the closing date for applications is July 8th at 16:00. Funding has been secured from the Heritage Council forВ the provision of community archaeological services for a period of up to 6 months. The DMP is very excited to be working with the HeritageВ Officers in South Dublin and Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Councils on the Dublin Uplands Community Archaeologist Project.

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