Yvonne

Our latest collection takes its name from the Anglesea Stand at the Royal Dublin Society (RDS), the source of the remarkable timber used to create these pieces. The RDS has long been a cornerstone of Irish cultural and sporting life. It is home to the prestigious Aga Khan Stakes, one of the world's most renowned horse racing competitions, and has welcomed generations of rugby supporters as the home of Leinster Rugby and Irish international matches. Originally completed in 1927, the Anglesea...

We were delighted to be named Newstalk’s Green Business of the Month for March, and to have Eoin join Joe Lynam on Newstalk Breakfast to talk about the work we do, why we do it, and how deeply everything we make is shaped by material, history, and time. The conversation didn’t start with products or growth. It started, as it always does for us, with timber. Every Piece We Make Has a Story At Copperfish, we work almost exclusively with reclaimed and historic timber — wood that has already...

Shackleton's Quest Expedition Greenheart timber is renowned for its exceptional strength, durability, and resistance to decay. Native to the tropical rainforests of South America, particularly Guyana, this wood has been a preferred choice for marine construction, including docks, piers, and shipbuilding One of the most fascinating connections between greenheart timber and history is its use in the many ships used by Sir Ernest Shackleton, the legendary Anglo-Irish Antarctic explorer in his...