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Secretary: Mary Corcoran
(Turoe Farm)
Turoe House, Bullaun, Loughrea, Co. Galway, Republic of Ireland.
Chairman: Richard Wood-Martin (Woodville
Farm)
Woodville, Sligo.
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The special atmosphere of Ireland's countryside has much to do with its traditional ways, and the feeling of contact with older wisdoms.
In the farms of the countryside especially, there is a continuity of love for the land and its domestic animals. Farming is still a family affair, with a lifestyle which respects old courtesies: particularly the custom of being kind to strangers.
Ireland's visitor farms are working establishments which appreciate the curiosity of urban people and the eagerness of their children for contact with farm animals. Guided tours are offered which explain the intricacies of farming with cattle or sheep. In addition, there may perhaps be a demonstration of a sheepdog working, or sheep shearing maybe - plus the possibility of getting the opportunity to pet a pony, or to cuddle a rabbit.
Some farms specialise in cheese-making or organic horticulture; others are deer farms, or farms with rear breeds of pigs or poultry. Most have a children's play area or a coffee shop.
Farm visits are also for farmers. Expert guides are on hand to discuss the technical aspects of the various enterprises.
Many of the farm tools and household implements on display in some of these farms were gathered in from the community, and celebrate a way of life still linked to today's countryside through family memory and tradition.
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BALLYLANE FARM Map reference (1)
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In 1990 we became involved in the EU Agri-Tourism Scheme, and now the public may enjoy a ninety minute self guided nature walk while learning a little about our animals and our crops.
A few minutes relaxation in our Wetlands Nature Reserve is a must. As well as our own sheep flock and deer herd, there are always some or all of the following: horses, a donkey, pigs, hens, rabbits, and goats.
Coach groups are especially welcome (by appointment), and visitors may enjoy our home cooking. Morning coffee, lunch, and afternoon tea served. For menus and bookings please phone us on the number given below.
ADDRESS: Ballylane, New Ross, Co. Wexford, Republic of Ireland.
CONTACT: Pat Hickey
TELEPHONE: 051 425666 International: 00 353 (0)51 425666
FAX: 051 422898
EMAIL: ballylanefarm@tinet.ie
GETTING THERE: Signposted off N25, 3km on the Wexford side of New Ross.
OPENING TIMES:
FACILITIES: Cattle, Deer, poultry, general interest, nature walk, picnic area, pet corner, cereals, groups by appointment, sheep, pigs, horses, woodland, coffee shop, technical farm, play area, open to public.
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FOGARTY'S TREE FARM & NURSERY Map reference (2)
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Matt and Mary Fogarty welcome you to their tree farm and nursery which is situated in the scenic area of Ballinderry, close to the beautiful lake of Lough Derg. There are over 12 hectares of different species to be admired and studied: from walnut, oak, copper beach, and Spanish chestnut, to maple, hornbeam, and California redwood, plus many others in different stages of maturity.
Having won the RDS All Ireland Farm Forestry Award in 1995, and being a demonstration site for various organisations like Crann, Teagasc, and the Forest Service, Matt's farm has already proved its expertise in trees. It is a practical example of combining the husbandry of trees with the facilities for demonstrating over 100 species to visitors: ranging from the specimen young broadleaves to the mature trees which provide colour in all seasons.
The farm also provides an ideal habitat for the wildlife around the area - such as deer, fox , squirrel, pheasant, and many other species.
Fogarty's supply nursery stock and growing trees as a commercial venture.
A walk with Matt throughout the outdoor classroom of the farm will provide you with practical advice on planting, forest establishment and management, and on the environmental aspects of wildlife habitats and ecological diversity.
ADDRESS: Ballinderry, Nenagh, Co. Tipperary, Republic of Ireland.
CONTACT: Matt or Mary Fogarty
TELEPHONE: 067 22053 International: 00 353 (0)67 22053
FAX: 067 22280
GETTING THERE: Fogarty's tree farm is situated between Terryglass and Ballinderry. It is 16 miles from Nenagh, 6 miles from Borrisokane, and 6 miles from Portumna on the N65.
OPENING TIMES: Guided walks early May to late September (Friday, Saturday, Sunday by appointment). Nursery stock can be purchased throughout the year.
FACILITIES: Technical farm, general interest, woodland, nature walk, picnic area, open to public. Nursery stock can be purchased throughout the year.
Beginning of Fogarty's Tree Farm and Nursery
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HAYDENS FARM Map reference (3)
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Hayden's Farm is renowned as a centre of excellence in modern food production methods; and the Hayden charm ensures that for both the farming community, and for interested lay groups, it is a hospitable and delightful place to visit.
The natural characteristics of the farm and its environmental integrity is preserved and maintained by the Hayden family. This ensures that wild flora and fauna thrive within this modern farm.
Since the picturesque farm became involved in rural tourism in 1992, it has provided quality farm visits for many farmer, incentive, and corporate groups. People have come from many countries to see and to learn from this innovative business. The interest which came from these groups prompted the building of a Visitor and Conference Centre, which is now catering for study groups, seminars, and farm meetings for Irish and overseas visitors.
This centre is designed to combine a traditional warm environment with state of the art communications for up to 100 people. Groups hiring the facility will have full catering and bar services, together with a social programme which includes music sessions, Farm Olympics, team building events, and wonderful evenings of fun in great company.
ADDRESS: The Orchard Visitor & Conference Centre, Killaveney,
Tinahely,
Co. Wicklow, Republic of Ireland.
CONTACT: Joe Hayden.
TELEPHONE: 0402 34735 International: 00 353 (0)402
34735
FAX: 00 353 (0)402 34735
EMAIL: haydensfarm@eircom.net
WEB SITE: http://www.theorchardcentre.ie/
GETTING THERE: Located midway between Rosslare and Dublin. From Aughrim take the R747 road for 10 km. At the crossroads turn left for Gorey, continue for 3km, and then turn left again at next crossroads. Farm is 300m on left.
OPENING TIMES: Open all year. 9.00 a.m. to 5 p.m. by appointment only.
FACILITIES: Visitor and Conference Centre, Dairy, cattle, technical farm, coffee shop, woodland, nature walk, picnic area, groups by appointment.
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BALLARD FARM Map reference (4)
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Farmed since 1844 by the Lalor family, Ballard farm is recognised as one of the finest farms in Ireland. The farm is run as a modern business with particular attention paid to technical efficiency and the environment. In 1991 Pat Lalor received an award as a regional winner of the National Development Farmer of the Year.
Ballard Farm has been innovative and to the forefront in many farming developments. In has been featured on several television and radio productions, both in Ireland and abroad.
Organic beef production and Spring malting barley are the two main enterprises.
Several new and innovative farm-related interests have been developed recently, and these include solar and wind energy generation.
Special non-technical visits are provided for groups from a non-farming background who wish to have a greater understanding of how their food is produced.
A wide range of catering facilities is available (on request) in a 300 year old restored farm building.
ADDRESS: Ballard, Kilbeggan, Co. Westmeath, Republic of Ireland.
CONTACT: Pat Lalor.
TELEPHONE: 0506 31233 International: 00 353 (0)506 31233
FAX: 0506 31418
EMAIL: plawlor@iol.ie
WEB SITE: http://ireland.iol.ie/~plawlor
GETTING THERE: Located in the centre of Ireland off the N6 Dublin/Galway road, 5km to the south of Kilbeggan. From Kilbeggan take the R436 Clara/Ferbane road. After 4km turn right at the sign for Ballard; the farm is 1km further on the left.
OPENING TIMES: Open all year 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. (by appointment only).
FACILITIES: Groups only by appointment, cattle, cereals, general interest, coffee, technical farm, picnic area.
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FARM WORLD Map reference (5)
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Farm World is a 160 acre hill farm set in the heart of the Dingle Peninsula. It is mainly a drystock farm, and it features hill breeds of sheep which are now very rare.
All groups will be offered a guided tour which explains the joys and difficulties of farming in such a wild and beautiful area.
Unique to Farm World are our indoor animal display facilities. Regardless of the weather, these guarantee a pleasant day out for everybody.
Having enjoyed an informative and interesting tour of the farm, take time to relax by our beautiful lake (complete with ducks), and enjoy the panoramic view of our bog-lands - which can truly be described as ethereal.
ADDRESS: Slieve, Camp, Tralee, Co. Kerry, Republic of Ireland.
CONTACT: Michael and Rita Crean
TELEPHONE: 066 9158200 International: 00 353 (0)66
9158200
FAX: 066 9158200
GETTING THERE: Farm World is located on the N86, which is the main road from Tralee to Dingle. It is 13 miles from Tralee, and 17 miles from Dingle.
OPENING TIMES:
FACILITIES: cattle, sheep, deer, pigs, horses, open to public, groups by appointment, general interest, nature walk, coffee bar, picnic area, play area, pet corner.
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MILLBRIDGE FARM Map reference (6)
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Millbridge Farm is a 200 acre dairy farm situated along the river Deele in lovely Donegal. Water from the Deele passes through the lake, where people of all ages can enjoy the boats and canoes.
The prize winning Friesian herd was established in 1965.
Clydesdale horses, various breeds of sheep, pigs, goats, fowl, and other pets are here for you to touch and feel.
Young people can enjoy many exciting things in our extensive play area. These include rough ryders, trampoline, swings, etc.
Wander at leisure throughout a well stocked museum, or rest for awhile and enjoy delicious home baking in our tea rooms.
ADDRESS: Gobnascale, Convoy, Co. Donegal, Republic of Ireland.
CONTACT: Billy and Mabel Witherow.
TELEPHONE: 074 47125 International 00 353 (0)74 47125
GETTING THERE: 2.5 miles from signpost on the N13 Letterkenny to Ballybofey road, and 1 mile from signpost on R236 Ballybofey-Convoy-Raphoe road.
OPENING TIMES:
FACILITIES: Dairy, cattle, pigs, poultry, horses, technical farm, general interest, coffee shop, open to public, picnic area, pet corner, museum, play area, groups by appointment.
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SPRINGFIELD CASTLE FARM Map reference (7)
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Imagine the delight of feeding deer from your hands.
Jonathan and Betty Sykes run Springfield Deer Centre to give visitors the chance of spending an unforgettable hour or two on a peaceful wooded estate with deer and other wild life.
A beautifully restored cottage includes an interpretative centre, and there is a lovely nature trail to follow on foot.
Highlight of a visit is the guided tour by tractor and trailer through grazing deer herds - with wonderful photographic opportunities.
Jonathan has one of the finest breeding herds in Ireland and is currently carrying out a breeding programme which involves cross-breeding red deer and elk hybrids.
The farm is currently upgrading to organic status.
ADDRESS: Springfield, Drumcollogher, Co. Limerick, Republic of
Ireland.
CONTACT: Jonathan and Betty Sykes.
TELEPHONE: 063-83162 & 088-503905 International 00 353 (0)63 83162
FAX: 063-83255
GETTING THERE: The farm is located between Drumcollogher and Broadford villages. From Newcastlewest/off the N21 Limerick/Killarney road; or, from Charleville off the N20 Limerick/Cork road.
OPENING TIMES:
FACILITIES: Sheep, deer, pigs, technical farm, play area, poultry, groups by appointment, woodland, nature walk, coffee shop, picnic area, pet corner, general interest, open to public.
Beginning of Springfield Castle Farm
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TULLYBOY FARM Map reference (8)
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Tullyboy is a ninety acre family run farm. Dairy, deer, ostrich, organic pig production, and the breeding of Icelandic horses are the main enterprises.
The farm specialises in group tours with demonstrations in bread making and butter churning in our old farmhouse kitchen. There is also a museum, and a brief history is given regarding the way the local area was affected by the famine.
Threshing displays, sheep-shearing (in season), hand milking of cows, and bottle feeding of lambs are included in the tours.
Our old-worlde coffee shop/restaurant, set in a charming 18th century limestone building, seats over 50 people and offers a varied menu of wholesome food.
Visit Tullyboy for the ultimate in a visitor farm experience!
ADDRESS: Tullyboy, Boyle, Co. Roscommon, Republic of Ireland.
CONTACT: Matt O'Dowd.
TELEPHONE: 079-68031 International: 00 353 (0)79 68031
FAX: 079-68031
GETTING THERE: Signposted 5km north of Carrick-on-Shannon on the N4 Boyle to Carrick-on-Shannon road, and 3km south of Boyle on the N61 Boyle to Roscommon road.
OPENING TIMES:
Easter to September inclusive:
FACILITIES: Dairy, cattle, sheep, deer, pigs, horse, cereals, technical farm, open to public, general interest, woodland, nature walk, coffee shop, picnic area, pet corner, play area, museum, groups by appointment.
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TUROE FARM Map reference (9)
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Turoe Farm is mainly a dry stock farm.
The world famous Turoe Stone dating back to the 2nd or 3rd century B.C. is situated in a beautiful rural setting on the farm.
The nature trail around the farm is a paradise for anyone seeking the tranquillity of the countryside. A variety of domestic and rare birds and animals can be fed and enjoyed on the trail.
Enjoy lunch, dinner, buffet or barbecue - and be entertained with traditional Irish music/song/dance while you eat; or, have morning coffee or afternoon tea outside on our patio.
We provide a farm tour, demonstrations, and a range of games.
Turoe Farm also presents Ireland's finest Christmas village.
ADDRESS: Turoe House, Bullaun, Loughrea, Co. Galway, Republic of
Ireland.
CONTACT: Patrick and Mary Corcoran.
TELEPHONE: 091 841580 International 00 353 (0)91 841580
FAX: 091 841580
EMAIL: turoefarm@esatclear.ie
WEB SITE: http:/www.esatclear.ie/~turoefarm/
Turoe getting there
GETTING THERE: On the New Inn/Mountbellow road (6km. north of Loughrea) near the
village of Bullaun. From Dublin, turn right at Kilrickle to the village of Bullaun
(which is signposted). Local Road Map
OPENING TIMES:
FACILITIES: Cattle, sheep, pigs, horses, general interest, poultry, coffee shop, picnic area, pet corner, play area, nature walk, woodland, and Christmas Village.
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WOODVILLE FARM Map reference (10)
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Farmed by our family for over 200 years, Woodville is situated beneath Knocknarea Mountain - just 2km from Sligo town.
An award winning "suckler" herd, and a prolific ewe flock are the main enterprises, along with beef and free-range egg production.
We are participating in the Rural Environment Protection Scheme. Technical details in all the main European languages are available (on request) on all our enterprises.
Wander through the nature trail in mature woodland and enjoy close contact with cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, pet lambs, and donkeys in a picturesque parkland setting. Various breeds of poultry and pheasants share our walled garden, while history and heritage are well preserved in our renovated (1870) horse stalls museum.
ADDRESS: Woodville, Sligo.
CONTACT: Richard and Linda Wood-Martin.
TELEPHONE: 071-62741 International 00 353 (0)71 62741
FAX: 071 62741.
GETTING THERE: Signposted off the Strandhill (R292) and Knocknarea (R292) roads about 2km to the West of Sligo Town.
OPENING TIMES:
FACILITIES: Poultry, cattle, sheep, pigs, technical farm, general interest, open to public, woodland, nature walk, picnic area, pet corner, museum, groups by appointment.
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NEWGRANGE FARM Map reference (11)
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Newgrange Farm is a 333 acre mixed farm that surrounds the world famous National Monument of Newgrange. This is a genuine family owned and run working farm/educational facility, where everyone can try the "hands on" experience of bottle feeding, holding, petting and seeing all the usual farm animals and poultry, and much, much more.
There are also displays of vintage farm machinery, farm animals, poultry, pheasants, crops, wool, and a herb garden. In addition, there are demonstrations, a rural life museum, and a forge.
For large enough groups who have booked (and when farm work allows), a farm tour is provided using a tractor and trailer. This tour travels through the farm crops and livestock to the River Boyne and the National Monuments.
Traditional home cooked light snacks are served in our converted Olde Byre Coffee Shop.
Hours of fun for old and young alike.
A visit to Newgrange Farm will give a truly marvellous insight into farm life today, and in older times.
NOTE: Newgrange Farm runs two events every year:
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ADDRESS: Newgrange, Slane, Co. Meath.
CONTACT: William and Ann Redhouse.
TELEPHONE: 041-9824119 International 00 353 (0)41-9824119
FAX: 041-9824119
EMAIL: farmerbill@newgrangefarm.com
WEB SITE: http://www.newgrangefarm.com
GETTING THERE: Take the N2 or the N51 to Slane; or, the N1 to Drogheda. Then take the Slane/Drogheda section of the N51. Approx. 3 miles from Slane, or 5.5 miles from Drogheda, follow the signs off the N51. (Note: Do not follow the signs for Newgrange/Bru na Boinne.)
OPENING TIMES: Daily from Easter Sunday to August 31st: 10.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. (Last admission 5.00 p.m.)
FACILITIES: Cattle, sheep, poultry, pigs, horses, cereals, pet corner, picnic area, technical farm, general interest, coffee shop, play area, museum, open to public, groups by appointment.
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BALLYKEALY FARM Map reference (12)
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A family run mixed farm situated at the foot of historic Ballon Hill.
Enterprises include:
A prehistoric monument known as Cloghan Na Marabhan (Stone of the Dead) which was excavated in 1803;
Three acre lake teaming with wildlife;
One acre oak plantation;
Windmill: which pumps all of the water used on the farm;
Extensive farm museum and artefacts; and,
A restaurant seating 50 people which serves farm fresh home cooking.
ADDRESS: Ballykealy, Ballon, Co. Carlow.
CONTACT: Pat and Margaret Lalor.
TELEPHONE: 0503-59130 International: 00 353 (0)503 59130
FAX: 0503 59130
GETTING THERE: Ballon is located 15km east of Carlow Town on the N80 Rosslare to Midlands road. Connections to all routes.
OPENING TIMES: Opening all year round for groups (by appointment only).
FACILITIES: Dairy, coffee shop, open only to groups by appointment, cattle, technical farm, nature walk, picnic area, museum, cereals, general interest.
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HOLYCROSS RARE BREEDS FARM Map reference (13)
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Begin your visit in our Interpretative Centre located in the beautifully restored 1830's Gate Lodge of Graiguenoe Park. Learn about over seventy breeds of birds and animals - many of which are categorised as endangered by their breed societies.
An ancient orchard provides a natural setting for over twenty breeds of exotic birds from South East Asia, as well as a collection of rare bantams and large fowl.
On the farm walk you can view Kerry Bog Ponies and Irish Moiled Cattle, both of which are on the Rare Breeds Survival Trust category 1 (i.e. critical) list. Also see Kerries, Dexters, Belted Galloways and Jerseys. Included in the sheep breeds are brown Soay sheep, and blue Herdwick.
The farm is wheelchair accessible.
ADDRESS: Cashel Road, Holycross, Thurles, Co. Tipperary.
CONTACT: Donal and Margaret Nolan
TELEPHONE: 0504-43173 International: 00 353 (0)504-43173
EMAIL: holycrossrbf@hotmail.com
GETTING THERE: Located on the R660, less than a quarter of a mile from Holycross Abbey, 8 miles from the Rock of Cashel, and 4 miles from Thurles.
OPENING TIMES:
FACILITIES: Cattle, sheep, pigs, poultry, horses, general interest, nature walk, picnic area, pets corner, open to public, groups by appointment, museum.
Beginning of Holycross Rare Breeds Farm
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KENNEDY'S ANIMAL FARM Map reference (14)
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Kennedy's Animal, Bird, and Pet Farm is basically a 75 acre dairy and sheep farm; and it offers the ideal opportunity for visitors of all ages to experience a real working farm at first hand. We welcome you to share its peace and tranquillity.
Visitors will be entertained and charmed by the wide variety of birds and animals - deer, pigs, and piglets, Friesian and Jersey cows and calves, sheep and lambs, goats and kids; the pony "Silver" (who loves to take children for a ride); "Neidin"the little brown donkey; rabbits, guinea pigs, pot bellied pigs, chipmunks, ducks, ducklings, geese and goslings in the pond; "Freddy" the scarecrow; and mother hen brooding her fluffy chicks: while "Prince" (the peacock), and some Bronze American turkeys strut about the place.
The old horse-drawn machinery takes the visitor back to bygone days, before the farm horse was replaced by the tractor.
You may be lucky enough to hear our musicians play some traditional sweet Kerry music for you on the harp, fiddle, and piano accordion.
When you visit ....... don't forget to take your tape recorder and camera!
ADDRESS: Glenflesk, Killarney, Co.
Kerry.
CONTACT: Diarmuid and Noreen Kennedy.
TELEPHONE: 064 54054 International 00 353 (0)64 54054
GETTING THERE: 6 miles from Killarney on N22 road, which is the main road from Killarney to Cork.
OPENING TIMES: February to November: 10.00 a.m. to 7.00 p.m. daily.
FACILITIES: Dairy, cattle, deer, pigs, poultry, horses, general interest, woodland, nature walk, picnic area, pet corner, play area, open to public, groups by appointment.
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