Oak forests at risk from ‘killer tree fungus’

OAK forests in the south-east are at risk, a Co Waterford senator warned yesterday amid concerns of a “killer tree fungus” heading to Ireland.

Fine Gael’s Senator Paudie Coffey claimed the risk of Sudden Oak Death had fallen on “deaf ears in Government”.

He said Ireland is dangerously exposed to the disease.

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