We have a responsibility to those who have entrusted us with this heritage and to our children, to protect this threatened environment.

Water, both ground and surface water, is a vital resource which would be compromised by any mining activity. We feel that the inevitable impact of mining on any rural community, its schools and its culture, is therefore unacceptable.

Yes, walkers use The Wicklow Way, the first way-marked trail in Ireland. Moylisha Hill is either towards the start or end of the walker’s journey. Walking is the fastest growing tourism product nationally and globally.

By its remoteness, beauty and rich heritage this territory offers unique opportunities to us and future generations. This area is many things to many people - work, recreation and inspiration.

Much of the community is connected directly or indirectly with agriculture. The populated farming landscape provides long-term sustainable and meaningful lifestyles, with both folk and archival histories intact.

Moylisha provides a rich habitat for naturally occurring flora and fauna, some of which are endangered and rare. Click here to learn more.

Equestrian activities such as breeding, showing animals, coaching and trekking are of great importance to the area.

Yes. The built heritage, our unspoiled towns and villages as well as the many important historical sites, are important for tourism. These attractions increase business for hotels, restaurants, pubs and shops and add richness to the lives of the local community.