The trial had heard that 250 trees were felled in the wood and 250 more were ringbarked. The court heard Jones aimed to promote native broad-leaf Irish trees through her actions and planted trees in the clearings herself. He said Coillte had also vowed to plant other trees adjacent to the site. The judge made an order that Jones forefit the chainsaw and other equipment she had used to cut down the trees. This followed an undertaking from Jones that she would be of good behaviour and keep the peace during that period.

Source: The Irish Times October 30, 2020 15:33 UTC