The counties of Ireland are divided into four provinces.
1. Ulster; 2. Connacht; 3. Leinster; 4. Munster. The province of Ulster includes counties in both Northern Ireland (UK) and the Republic of Ireland.
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Ballylagan Organic Farm Sorry we are not taking bookings for 2012 at present. Ballylagan Organic Farm in County Antrim was one of the pioneering organic farms in Northern Ireland. Today, with 100 acres,the business is still expanding and we currently produce beef, pork, chicken, duck, eggs and vegetables for sale through our farm shop. We are looking for individuals or groups of wwoofers [up to three in Spring/Summer and two the rest of the year] who are keen to experience a diverse farming life. New ideas and enthusiasm will go a long way! Modern, hostel style accommodation is adjacent to the farm house with all mod cons including internet connection, television as well as kitchen, shower room and lounge area. Much of what you eat will have been produced on the farm. We have a couple of bicycles for ventures into the nearby towns and villages. For longer journeys, public transport is available to Belfast, along the Antrim Coast and further afield. Tasks will involve weeding, fruit and veg picking, routine animal management and general farm maintenance. This is a perfect opportunity for those wanting a place to stay and work with a view to further exploring Ireland. |
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Turcarra Farm, Armagh Turcarra Farm is located in the Orchard County and is surrounded by apple trees and mature woodland. Brian is a Department of Agriculture vet and Mary has recently sold her business and is attempting to become a full time farmer embracing sustainability and organic farming, so needs help. We have 21 hectares and to encourage wildlife and conservation we are aiming to plant white and blackthorn hedgerows. We have an organic vegetable garden and several outhouses that require refurbishment. Part of this refurbishment is the construction of a reusable water supply by collecting rainfall from the farm buildings. We have 30 sheep about to lamb in April and need help! You will share a 1 in 4 rota of checking for lambing during the night in the barn beside our house. In return for your help we will treat you as part of our family. You will have your own room and have home-cooked meals and use of a bicycle thus giving you some independence. We have 3 teenage children and would welcome the idea of being introduced to a new language/culture. Mary loves cooking and loves new recipes. Our pets include blacky, our dog and 2 kittens. |
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Johnstown We are looking for help with establishing an organic vegetable garden in a 4 acre walled garden,attending to the fruit and nut trees in the orchard,and helping with tidying and general maintenence in the garden.Would live in house as part of the family.There are various pet dogs and a cat.Currently I like to have wwoofers for a maximum of 3 weeks at a time but will have longer with mutual agreement. |
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Lisnavagh Lisnavagh is an 800 acre farm with over 250 acres of woodland. There is a lot that goes on here on a daily basis and you will be able to find out more information on our website. We are looking for a couple who would be interested in helping in the gardens, woods and Lisnavagh Timber Project. You would be able to stay in our Farmhouse situated in Lisnavagh Farmyard and we would be able to provide food for you. |
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Deerfield Seven acres of pasture and two small vegetable gardens one with raised beds and one on the flat in different locations approx 100mtr apart We want to expand our veg and fruit production to become self sufficent Some new fruit trees and bushes Livestock including Jacob sheep, fowl and horses, with potential for hacking out for a capable rider. Sand arena for schooling horses A collection of dogs and cats all pets. Approx 4Km from town and shops (Tullow) Nearest train Carlow 16km Vehicle available for essential transport for full license holder. Access to computer and wifi. A full range of Woodworking tools (hand) and a large selection of sawn wood are available Separate self contained building with woodburner, cooker,fridge, shower toilet etc for exclusive use by WWoofer |
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Ballymurphy We are Eddie 44 (a qualified woodwork and metalwork teacher) and Monica 42. We are a home educating family with five children. Oisin 16 Emmet 14 Oran 9 Elva 6 and Eamonn 2. We have an organic vegetable garden: polytunnel, some raised beds,some hens and cats. What happens mostly at the moment is 1.garden and animal maintainance 2.woodworking and building jobs, 3.clearing small areas for tree planting, a reed bed system and a number of renewable energy projects that will happen in future |
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Lakeview Gardens and Organic Farm Lakeview Gardens & Organic Farm are situated on the Cavan Meath border overlooking and around Mullagh Lake. The gardens are extensive, occasionally open to the public and provide flowers, fruit and vegetables all year round. Lakeview Farm has been farmed to organic standards since 1996 and we we strive to be as sustainable and self sufficient as possible with the environment and wildlife an important consideration. 60 hectares are in grassland and this supports a suckler herd which is predominantly Aberdeen Angus. There are also farmyard animals including pigs, horses and many types of poultry. 20 hectares of the farm are in commercial forestry, predominantly broadleaf, and there are paths throughout which are a great amenity with a hide by the lake edge for watching wildlife. Field boundaries are predominantly stone walls; traditional cleft larch fencing is also used in key locations. The village of Mullagh is nearby and there are regular buses to Dublin and elsewhere nearby. This is a beautiful place with lots of activity and opportunities! Visit us on Facebook....Lakeview Gardens and Organic Farm. |
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Glean na Sídh We are six miles from the Northern Ireland border - 20 miles from Enniskillen. Glean na sidh, the vally of the fairies. We have a small farm, we keep horses, a donkey which we are training to pull a cart, we have chickens, ducks, an organic herb and vegetable garden, three kids, two adults (one English, one Italian.) we try to be as self sufficient as possible. Isabella is a reflexologist, massage therapist and angel practioneer. Andy is a tourist guide and a gardener and he does all sorts of odd jobs. We love music and play instruments and we have a great interest in spirituality. The household is vegetarian. We need assistance with the gardens, animals, outbuilding upkeep and maintenance work. |
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Jampa Ling Buddhist Centre. We are a small community of Buddhist running a centre in a beautifully restored Victorian country house. The old walled garden of the property is used for growing vegetables and fruit. A qualified horticulturalist is in charge of the garden and available to advice and direct. We have ten acres of grounds, meadow and a lovely old woodland bordering onto a lake. We need volunteers to help in the vegetable area and in the woodland. Accommodation is comfortable and in the restored outbuildings of the property. The atmosphere at the centre is very friendly and relaxed and people are made very welcome. They can join in our daily Buddhist practises and meditation or not, there is no obligation. We serve vegetarian food, and there is an area for smoking outside, but alcohol and drugs, except for medication are not permitted. A small group of people live at the centre as residents. The village of Bawnboy is two kilometres away with one shop and two pubs! This a very unspoilt area of Ireland, and is where the Shannon river rises. The centre is in the Marble Arch Geo Park, which offers spectacular views and is an ideal area for hill walking. |
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Lackareagh More, South East Clare WE ARE NOW FULL FOR 2012. Our family home is on one and a half acres set in the hills overlooking the Shannon river and surrounding mountains in South East Clare. We are 1 ½ miles from the nearest village, 3 ½ miles from the historic towns of Killaloe/Ballina on Lough Derg which offer traditional Irish dancing and music sessions, and 10 miles from Limerick city. We have a polytunnel, outdoor fruit and veg beds, an orchard, flower beds and a small copse and produce fruit and veg for family use. We need help with sowing, planting, weeding, harvesting etc and general maintenance jobs such as grass cutting, painting, chopping firewood, hedge laying and stone wall building. Our home has our own power source (PV panels), wood boiler, solar thermal panels and a wind turbine, which Paul has installed and a yoga studio where Kathy teaches. We have 2 children, Hazel,7, and Rowan,5. We are a busy house, and need people with enthusiasm and full of initiative. Your accommodation is in our newly renovated stone cottage, located next to our house, which is very comfortable with your own kitchen, bathroom and wood burning stove. We look forward to welcoming you to our home. |
