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Calls for more ‘social farmers’ in Louth

No two days on a farm are the same and it's an experience Louth farmers are being encouraged to share with others. Social Farming Ireland provides people who use services with the opportunity for inclusion, increased self-esteem and better health, ...

23 Mar 2023 at 21:33

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Laois holds successful first Social Farming Open Day

Deirdre and Damien O’Donohue’s Fearnóg Farm near Mountrath hosted the first Social Farming Open Day in Laois last Friday, July 21. Deirdre and Damien are part of the Social Farming Ireland Network of farms who offer participants with health and ...

24 Jul 2023 at 14:33

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Social Farming Ireland is holding an Open Day in Laois

Social Farming Ireland is inviting people to join them for an open day on Fearnóg Farm near Mountrath this Friday, July 21. The concept of Social Farming involves inviting people who mightn’t usually farm taking part in the day-to-day ...

19 Jul 2023 at 21:33

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“Behind each farm gate there’s a whole new world” says Minister Charlie McConalogue

Over 150 attended a recent open day event on a Letterkenny farm which was organised by Social Farming Ireland The Harley brothers, one of whom Patrick, hosts participants on his farm each week from local HSE mental health services in ...

27 May 2023 at 15:33

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