Timberland RCYC July League

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Timberland on Board with RCYC for July League Written by Claire Bateman . Timberland is very well known for their high quality range of leisure wear and in particular their much sought after deck shoes. Timberland gift vouchers will be the prizes after racing each Thursday evening during the League. Royal Cork is very pleased to be joined by such a prestigious sponsor and is in good company as Timberland will also be sponsor to the Spanish Sailing Team for the 2012 Olympic Regatta at Weymouth.  

Timberland take part in the Paul Darbyshire Cycle

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Timberland take part in the Paul Darbyshire Cycle . Timberland employees recently took part in The Munster Rugby Cycle for Paul Darbyshire & Motor Neurone Research. The cycle began in Musgrave Park in Cork on Sunday June 19th 2011, with the Irish stages finishing in Trinity College Dublin on Tuesday 21st. The cycle then moved to the UK, finishing in Warrington on Thursday 23rd June 2011. Sadly Paul Darbyshire passed away on the morning of Monday 20th June, our thoughts are with Lyndsay and her family. Well done to everyone who took part in the cycle and to everyone who … Continue reading →

New ‘Marketplace Evolution’ Concept Store

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Timberland Launches New ‘Marketplace Evolution’ Concept Store in Dundrum Town Centre . Timberland sets the standard for environmental responsibility with its new eco-conscious store at Dundrum Town Centre Timberland® re-launched its brand new 160m² ‘Marketplace Evolution’ concept store in Dundrum Town Centre on Friday, March 18th 2011. As part of Timberland’s® commitment to reducing its global ecological footprint, its new ‘Market Evolution’ store concept is pushing the boundaries on eco-conscious shop fittings. Timberland’s® Dundrum flagship store will be a first of its kind in Europe and will showcase the potential of environmentally responsible retail space. The ‘Market Evolution’ store features … Continue reading →

The Timberland/Munster Rugby Three-Peaks Challenge

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Timberland and Munster Rugby complete the 3 Peaks Challenge August 29th, 2010 Timberland and Munster Rugby completed the Timberland/Munster Rugby 3 Peaks Challenge in aid of Enable Ireland. The Challenge was officially launched in July by Munster Rugby players Denis Leamy, Lifeimi Mafi and Ian Nagle at the Timberland store in Cork in support of their Munster staff colleagues taking part in the Challenge. Teams from Timberland and Munster Rugby put their levels of endurance to the test by climbing to the summit of the 3 highest peaks in Kerry, Tipperary and Cork: Carrantuohill, Galteemore and Knockboy, in under 24 … Continue reading →

Buyer Beware

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Buyer Beware Please note that www.timberlandireland.ie is not affiliated with the following sites, this list will change from time to time so check back if you are uncertain of the validity of a site or mail us @ counterfeituk@timberland.com if you have any queries. http://timberland-ireland.webs.com/   http://www.timberlandirelandboots.com/   http://www.timberland-ireland.com/   http://www.linktimberland.com/  

Reporting Counterfeit Product

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Reporting Counterfeit / Fake Product Even the gear that protects you from the elements needs protection. When you see the Timberland® brand, we want you to know that the product stands up to our high standards–and yours. We’re committed to ensuring that the Timberland® brand remains a reliable symbol of quality and integrity. But counterfeiting isn’t just harmful to a brand–it is harmful to you, your way of life and society in general. Know the facts: If you suspect a location or website is offering counterfeit Timberland® branded products, report it to counterfeituk@timberland.com. Why is counterfeiting wrong? Counterfeiting is illegal. Many … Continue reading →