ITGA plans a number of events annually.
We have a range of field events planned for 2025. Details are listed below. For a selection of images taken at past field days, see the Gallery.
ITGA members will be circulated with itineraries and details of events and further information will be posted on this site as it becomes available. For further details, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Field days in 2025 will include an ITGA-IForUT themed woodland walk to the 2019 RDS-FS Forestry Award winning Clonad Woodlands.
To assist with logistics of parking and other site requirements, registration is generally required for all ITGA events by emailing This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Following on from the November 2021 series of webinars, ITGA in conjunction with FORESTRY.IE and with the support of the Irish Farmers Journal, hosted another a series of webinars in 2022.
Duration of each webinar was approx. 1½ hours.
This Webinar initiative received funding approval from DAFM under the Woodland Support Projects 2021/2022
Past Webinar Dates and Themes:
Recordings of these and other past webinars are available on https://www.forestry.ie/insights and on our Webinar page.
Dates and venues listed in the above Event Planner in the 2025 ITGA Forestry & Timber Yearbook may be subject to change, due to the nature of the publication date. See above list of ITGA events, for most up to date information on the 2025 ITGA events. For more information on other third-party events, please contact the event organisers.
FORESTRY.IE - Forestry Events Calendar
Society of Irish Foresters' events
CPD programme for Forestry Professionals Upcoming events
Teagasc Forestry events
The Irish Timber Growers Association (ITGA) was formed in 1977 to support the development and expansion of private sector forestry in Ireland and to represent and inform woodland owners. It is now the recognised national representative body of private woodland owners in Ireland.
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