how it works in wwoofing in ireland

Welcome to WWOOF Ireland

Welcome to our new website. It’s been a labour of love for the past 6 months. We hope this new platform makes it easier and more efficient for you to operate as a Host Farm or do WWOOFing in Ireland.

We have many new features to benefit your Membership to WWOOF Ireland:

  • Expanded Profiles – allowing you to add more detail and specific information to attract WWOOFers to your property. For WWOOFers, this makes the task of looking for a Host Farm easier and more targetable to what you’re looking for.
  • Notice Board – you can now post Notices (adverts) asking for WWOOFers for a particular task, or for a particular period of time. WWOOFers can advertise when they’re free, what areas they’d like to WWOOF in and look for Farms that suit the skills they would like to learn.
  • Search lists – both WWOOFers and Host Farms can be searched based on a large selection of search filters.
  • Private Messaging – all conversations between WWOOFers and Hosts can now happen through our Private Messaging system. Email notifications are sent to you when someone sends you a new message or replies to your message. Keeping all your conversations in one place.
  • Online Visit Requests – all visits by WWOOFers to Host Farms are now processed through the Hosts very own Booking Calendar and reservation system. It’s simple to use and maintain. All Hosts need do is to block out the dates they are not available.
  • Support Tickets – a brand new support system, where you can lodge a Support Ticket and one of our dedicated volunteers will respond to you personally.

We hope you’re as proud of our new website as we are. Any teething problems, we’d love to hear from you.

Stories
Susy Admin

WWOOFer Wedding

Martin and Marie came WWOOFing in Ireland ten years ago. The fell in love with the wonderful scenery and the warm welcome they received everywhere they stayed. Over the years they have returned, including a study time for Marie in

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Susy Admin

WWOOFer Pizza Oven Project

During lockdown an Irish Host Farmer, Francis, decided to build a Pizza Oven so that all of us could enjoy home-made, wood-fired Pizzas during the summer WWOOFing evenings we all so much enjoyed. The clay had to be bought in

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hand shearing sheep while wwoofing in ireland
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Susy Admin

Hand Shearing

Down in West Cork there are many Host Farms, a popular place for WWOOFing. Hosts are known to each other and will help each other out. So it came to pass this summer when Host Susy injured her knee and

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