What happened to Ireland's forests?

Answer 1

Much of Ireland's forests were cut down to make way for agriculture and for places for people to live and to use the wood. There is still a lot of forests in Ireland though.

Much of Ireland's forests were cut down to make way for agriculture and for places for people to live and to use the wood. There is still a lot of forests in Ireland though.

Much of Ireland's forests were cut down to make way for agriculture and for places for people to live and to use the wood. There is still a lot of forests in Ireland though.

Much of Ireland's forests were cut down to make way for agriculture and for places for people to live and to use the wood. There is still a lot of forests in Ireland though.

Much of Ireland's forests were cut down to make way for agriculture and for places for people to live and to use the wood. There is still a lot of forests in Ireland though.

Much of Ireland's forests were cut down to make way for agriculture and for places for people to live and to use the wood. There is still a lot of forests in Ireland though.

Much of Ireland's forests were cut down to make way for agriculture and for places for people to live and to use the wood. There is still a lot of forests in Ireland though.

Much of Ireland's forests were cut down to make way for agriculture and for places for people to live and to use the wood. There is still a lot of forests in Ireland though.

Much of Ireland's forests were cut down to make way for agriculture and for places for people to live and to use the wood. There is still a lot of forests in Ireland though.

Much of Ireland's forests were cut down to make way for agriculture and for places for people to live and to use the wood. There is still a lot of forests in Ireland though.

Much of Ireland's forests were cut down to make way for agriculture and for places for people to live and to use the wood. There is still a lot of forests in Ireland though.

Answer 2

Much of Ireland's forests were cut down to make way for agriculture and for places for people to live and to use the wood. There is still a lot of forests in Ireland though.