Today we announce our CoolPartners who are starting their journey in our Beyond Cool Programme. Next up is IMS (CoolPartner 014) who are planting 3000 trees at our flagship Cloudforest 5 site in County Kerry.

Today we announce our CoolPartners who are starting their journey in our Beyond Cool Programme. Next up is Secure Logiq (CoolPartner 016) who are planting 3000 trees at our flagship Cloudforest 5 site in County Kerry.

Midsummer Ireland (CoolPartner 039) is planting 1000 trees at our flagship Cloudforest 5 site in County Kerry.

Today we announce our CoolPartners who are starting their journey in our Beyond Cool Programme. Next up is Health Services Staffs Credit Union - CoolPartner 033 who are planting 1000 trees at our flagship Cloudforest 5 site in County Kerry.

The Health Services Staffs Credit Union is one of the largest and strongest credit unions in Ireland. HSSCU offers loans, savings, a current account, overdrafts, and more to Health Service staff, along with free online banking and insurance. They are a nationwide credit union that enables its members to do all of their business from home.

A massive congratulations to the Na Deise U15 Ladies Football Team who had a fantastic win last month in the Waterford Division 1 County Final in Dungarvan.

On Friday 14th of October, John McMahon and Emmet Hogan from RE:SURE | A Fortus Company will be sleeping out in Dublin for just one night to shine a light on homelessness in Ireland and raise vital funds for Focus Ireland.

Last week, the Cloudforests team took a trip to Cloudforests Three in Doonaha on the Loop Head Peninsula, in Clare.

Yesterday, our CEO Bernard Pender & Head of Community, Alan O’Donovan took a trip to Tallaght to meet John Kiberd & Co from Stepping Stone Forests.

Stepping Stone Forests is a community-based project which aims to small, urban, densely planted woodland using native species of trees and shrubs (otherwise known as a “Stepping Stone Forest’). Due to the dense nature of the planting, the trees and shrubs grow very rapidly. This method is inspired by the work of world-renowned botanist Prof. Akira Miyawaki.