Coillte's deal with a British asset management company has been met with objections.
A midlands TD believes much of the outrage over Coillte's partnership with a British investment fund, is because of the government's neglect of forestry in Ireland.
It comes as politicians and farming organisations are calling for a rethink on a deal that they believe could price farmers out of the land market.
It's believed Coillte and asset management company Gresham House do not require sign-off from government.
Longford Westmeath TD Joe Flaherty says, the sector is angry due to continuous problems and difficulties:
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