Galway Market Returns This Saturday 23rd of May. Beef Boxes – €49 feeds 4 adults for 6 meals Hi, I hope this finds you safe & well. We are delighted to be back this Saturday at Galway Market. Thanks to all our customers who have availed of our delivery service in the Galway area for…
We are delighted to be back this Friday at Moycullen Market. Thanks to all our customers who have availed of our delivery service in the Moycullen area for the past few weeks. This Friday you will be able to enjoy the real market experience again. Tommy & Tony will be on hand to look after…
Beef Boxes – €49 feeds 4 adults for 6 meals Hi, I hope this finds you safe & well. The chest freezer of the 80’s household held the same status as the microwave in today’s household. Something you just couldn’t do without. For all the obvious reasons freezing food has become practical again. It’s a…
Our farm is a network of small grass fields surrounded by limestone walls and blackthorn bushes. Our cattle and sheep graze these fields from spring to autumn. Every spring the blackthorn bushes turn into a carpet of brilliant white flowers as they put on their annual show. This burst of flowers signals the start of…
I hope all of you are safe and well as we settle into these challenging times. We may be able to help you out in the coming weeks as shopping for the necessities becomes more arduous. Online orders of our meat & collections from our Farm Shop have increased in the past 2 weeks as…
As a primary producer it is our duty to find solutions to ensure we continue to supply our customers. We are following all the guidelines laid out by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland and have plans in place to ensure constancy of supply. We will be attending both our open air markets as usual…
An Irish Farmers Diary The run up to Christmas can be hectic, things to do and people to see. Oh and dont forget to order your Turkey! By ordering your Bronze Turkey online with us you take some of the stress out of Christmas. We marry our traditional farming methods with simple online ordering. Just…
An Irish Farmer’s Diary Thanksgiving could be more Irish than we think. Some historians claim that the first Thanksgiving stems from the generosity of the Irish people after a ship from Ireland, loaded with food, landed in Massachusetts Bay in the bitter winter of 1621. A band of starving pilgrims at Plymouth Rock celebrated the…
An Irish Farmers Diary Thanks to everyone who called to us and picked their pumpkin over the last two weeks. Opening our farm up to children and their parents at this time of year is great fun for us. One question we get asked, is what to do with your left over carved pumpkin? Our…
An Irish Farmers Diary Bring on the wolves! Said no one ever. Hopefully the climate change challenge and the realization that farmers can help work towards its reversal does not get side tracked by daft suggestions like the reintroduction of wolves and car pooling in rural Ireland. But these suggestions would make one wonder. Do…