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An Charraig We occasionally take Wwoofers in addition to four volunteers who come to us through a European funded programme called EVS. This only happens during busy periods or when we have a special project we want to get finished. We grow all types of vegetables but for the local market we specialise in salad crops and tomatoes. Our project is not a commercial project. It is operated through a non-profit organisation called Aisling Arann. Young people who stay with us come to learn how to live a sustainable lifestyle outside of cities. |
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Gortnanork This is not a farm or a commercial enterprise. About 40Km south of Galway City I live in an unfinished stone, timber & strawbale house with 3 friendly aging dogs on 2ha of land with a fruit & veg garden & trees that are grown for fruit & fuel. I am 5Km from the nearest main road & about 15Km from the nearest bus stops in the towns of Gort and Loughrea, where I can meet you by prior arrangement. The accommodation I offer is a double bed in a spare room plus floor space. I am off grid, using a small wind generator and solar panels for light and sound + Internet access with help of petrol generator. I use rain water - not usually a shortage here. Compost toilet. No TV. There are a variety of jobs in the house or garden & there is the opportunity to visit local places of interest. I go to the coast most weekends via the Burren, a nearby area of interest for it's geology, botany & walks. Please note that I go out to work on Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday getting home about 1800. I am a Vegan so please do not bring meat or fish into the house. |
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Athenry Organics Family Farm We are a small organic farm growing vegetables and soft fruits. We welcome woofers from February until December for periods of up to two months. The work is planting, weeding, harvesting, fruit-picking and a variety of other farm tasks. Help also needed with preparation of jams, chutneys, pesto etc. We sell our produce in 3 local towns and also appreciate your help on market days. We offer a beautiful self-contained chalet, centrally heated with own kitchen and bathroom. It also has a TV, DVD,computer with broadband, CD player etc. There is wifi if you bring your own laptop. We are very near Galway city, a lively cultural centre, and for those who enjoy outdoor pursuits we are near both the beautiful Connamara and the Burren in county Clare. Work is 5 days per week with evenings and week-ends free. We cater to all diets, just let us know what food you enjoy and we will provide it for you to prepare as you please but we hope you will join the family a couple of evenings per week for dinner. |
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Galway Yoga Centre February and March booked out already!!!!! We are a Yoga Centre for the past 23 years, advocating simple wholesome living. 20km from Galway City with 4 acres of mixed woodland and garden. Help is needed with garden, growing vegetables, woodland and buildings. Yoga can be part of the schedule, if you wish. Food is strictly vegetarian. We prefer mature people who: have an interest in yoga,are easy going and selfmotivated |
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Sunny Meadow Farm Sunny Meadow Farm is a certified organic farm comprising 14.6 hectares.A quiet and peaceful place.The main emphasis is on growing vegetables, herbs and fruit.There are two large polytunnels and a small glasshouse.There are cattle,pigs,Solstice the cat and Scooby the dog.We will be planting a native woodland scheme this year on 5 hectares. Accommodation is in a lovely new cabin with shared bathroom. Food is a priority and help in preparation of vegetarian meals is always appreciated.There are bicycles available for use. Lough Derg and the river Shannon are just 2km away. There is no shortage of work and the harder you work the sounder you sleep.Longer stays are preferred. Sometimes we go exploring the locality and maybe a pub or two for music and fun. |
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Lyser Land Here there's 11 acres of land which is quite isolated and (really) in the middle of nowhere but very peaceful and very quiet...in organic conversion, been empty for past 7 years, so lots to do! Tending the poly tunnel and kitchen garden is a priority at the moment with general digging, planting, tending, fencing and walling, tree trimming, outbuilding repair, tree planting, bird watching, deer watching, lime washing, lime and hemping, pond clearing, reed bed laying, solar panel making and having fun! There are four ducks, two donkeys, two cats and a dog. The dog loves to play so it helps to be a dog lover! Sleeping accomodation is outside in benders or camping (in your own tent) with full use of the house and excellent facilities, still a bit rough and ready but very warm, cosy and welcoming. You may have to work alone sometimes so it's good to be able to potter and relax and be able to find things to do if I'm at work. |
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crannog Here at Crannog we run a small organic farm stroke alternative workshop centre. We have horses, dogs, cats and chickens soon to arrive.We grow alot of our own food in pollytunnels and glasshouse. Marion is a yoga teacher, she teaches locally and here at home, also manages the garden. Flor paints signs and recycles creatively. We have solar powered hot water, and wind powered electric, internet access and mountain bikes. We often have interesting workshops happening here, from building windmills to learning bushcraft skills or journeying with a shaman. Wwoofers are encouraged to develop lots of skills and become part of our extended family as we move through the seasons. Gort is 15 mins. from crannog, and is the gateway to the burren national park,which has a wonderful reputation among botanists and hill walkers internationally. Galway which is 45 mins. from Gort, and also attracts people from all over the world to enjoy its many festivals and friendly folk. |
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Castle ffrench Gardeners ,construction skills especially welcome painters equestrian skills in fact any skill as long as one is like Barcus i.e. willing as in David Copperfield. Must like dogs and be prepared to muck in in a friendly family atmosphere.Good food and accommodation . |
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JAGUR ORGANIC Our small Organic Farm is situated in West Connemara right by the sea. We grow soft fruit, herbs and vegetables what we sell to local restaurantes and at Friday Market.Our helpers need to stay more than 2 weeks at a time to get used to the work. We live simple, recycle what we can, safe electricity and water when we can.We keep some chickens and rabbits and a cat called -Bella-.3 meals a day and a cabin-type room is what we offer for 30 hours work a week. Weekends can be spend on the beach, cycling, walking,or riding in the nearby riding centre. We work hard and dont ask our helpers to do anything we wouldnt do. There is a bus going to town almost every day or we can give you a lift when we go, but we are not a taxi service.English and German are spoken. You need to have reasonably good English for communicating tasks. You will learn and enjoy it. |
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The School of Sustainabilty Situated on a 1/2acre small holding near Athenry, Co Galway in a renovated 150 year old stone house and barn is ‘The School of Sustainability’ is a newly created training centre offering courses to facilitate life-style changes towards a sustainable future. We are currently offering courses in Gardening & Self-sufficiency and need volunteer(s) help setting up model organic gardens, finishing renovations to our eco-barn pictured and general duties looking after our poly-tunnel/orchard/garden/poultry. We are 2km from the N6 with bus links to the buzzing city of Galway (11 miles) and Dublin. Athenry is a walled heritage town is 4km with rail links to Dublin/Ennis. We have a comfortable double room to suit a couple/person with plenty of good food and craic. |