Available as one off purchase or subscription
Delivered weekly to Loughshinny, Skerries, Balbriggan, Balrothery Rush, Lusk Donabate & Portrane
 | Planning Your Veg Garden For 2026 This is a practical, one-evening course where I’ll walk through how to plan a productive veg garden for Irish conditions — without overcomplicating things. We’ll focus on what’s worth growing, when to grow it, and how to make the most of the space you have, whether that’s a few raised beds, a small garden plot or an allotment. | |
 | Grow Your Own Cut Flowers An evening course aimed at anyone from beginner to experienced growers with an ambition to cultivate cut flowers either for themselves, to share with friends or even for sale. We will look specifically at producing an abundance of flowers in a small space, a single bed dedicated to producing blooms from March to October. |
Across Ireland and much of Europe, pre-Christian societies marked the final stretch of the year not with quiet reverence but with noise and excess: food and drink, storytelling and song, generosity and confrontation.
The question wasn’t “Will spring be good?”
It was “Will it come at all?”
That may sound foolish now. But when elders had lived through prolonged winters, late springs, failed sowings—when cows didn’t cycle and ewes didn’t lamb—the fear was real.
He’s older than Christianity, yet he turns up in sanctified places, tucked into corners and arches, as if the pillars of the church tried — and failed — to erase him, as though the strength of older beliefs persist in this one ungodly god.
From the very first week, it became clear that the farm meant more to people than we’d expected. The shop wasn’t just a place to buy vegetables and coffee.
You will find all of our products, our organically grown vegetables, flowers, bakes & jams, along with fabulous coffee and delicious sweet treats in our Farm Shop from 9:30 AM to 4:30PM Thursday to Sunday
Our hot food van open on Saturdays & Sundays from 9:30AM to 2:30PM
