Forestry investment grows above €6m

Ray Ryan
Forestry investment grows above €6m
Thu, 12 Sep, 2002 - 01:00

Irish Forestry Services (IFS) revealed the investment growth when it announced its latest 10-year forestry investment plan.

Strategic Marketing Director, Paul Brosnan said forestry investment by the private sector has reached an all time high and is proving to be one of the fastest investment growth areas in the Irish economy.

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