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Prehistory

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Gaelic Ireland

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Pagan Ireland

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Early Christian Ireland (c. 400-795)

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Viking Age

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Anglo-Norman Ireland (1169-

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English rule

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Plantation of Ulster

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Present management

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Republic of Ireland

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Northern Ireland

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Gallery for use in article

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A path through Portglenone Forest, on the Co. Antrim side of the River Bann
Forest track on Mt. Alto near Inistioge, Co. Kilkenny
Five red deer stags in a field, with mature oak woodland in the background. Three of the deer look towards the camera, and one looks to the side while partially covering a fifth deer, who is grazing. In the background is mature oak woodland. It is an overcast day.
Red deer (Cervus elephus) stags in Knockreer in Killarney National Park. Beyond the field lies oak woodland.
Entrance from the R165 into the state forest at Knock
Road in Tollymore Forest Park, the first state forest park in Northern Ireland

References

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Peer-reviewed journals:

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Millenium Forests:


  • O'Connelly, Catherine (1997). "Bogland: Study and Utilization". In Foster, John Wilson; Chesney, Helena C.G. (eds.). Nature in Ireland: A Scientific and Cultural History. Dublin: The Lilliput Press. pp. 184–198. ISBN 978-1-874675-89-1.
  • Neeson, Eoin (1997). "Woodland in History and Culture". In Foster, John Wilson; Chesney, Helena C.G. (eds.). Nature in Ireland: A Scientific and Cultural History. Dublin: The Lilliput Press. pp. 133–156. ISBN 978-1-874675-89-1.