Irish Cement’s Platin facility continues to demonstrate its commitment to sustainability by actively enhancing biodiversity and supporting the local community. Through a collaborative initiative, the site has made designated areas of its grounds available to Drogheda Honey for beekeeping activities. These rewilded spaces are rich in native wildflowers, creating an ideal habitat for honey bees and other pollinators. By allowing nature to flourish, Platin is strengthening local ecosystems while contributing to the protection of vital pollinator populations that play a key role in maintaining healthy landscapes.
This initiative reflects the broader benefits of a circular and responsible approach to land stewardship. The presence of beehives supports the pollination of trees and plants both on the Platin site and in surrounding areas, enhancing biodiversity and encouraging natural regeneration. At the same time, Irish Cement is proud to support a small, local business by providing access to a safe and thriving environment for honey production. Through partnerships such as this, Platin is delivering positive environmental and social outcomes—demonstrating how industrial operations can coexist with nature while contributing to the resilience and sustainability of the local community.