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Josh Lamb
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Hi all,

I'm new to the forum - have been researching Permaculture for the last year or two and safe to say I'm a convert. I have a huge interest in farming and hope to start a permaculture farm someday in the future.

Are there many people here from Ireland?
 
Kerry Ceilidh
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Hi Josh and welcome to the forum
Yes I'm down in the SW
 
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Kerry Ceilidh wrote:Hi Josh and welcome to the forum
Yes I'm down in the SW



Thanks Kerry!

Is there many permaculture sites of interest in Ireland do you know?
 
Joshua Parke
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Bealtaine Cottage <---website, is a permaculture site in Ireland.  I don't know if she gives tours or not, but she has lots of videos of her place on her youtube channel at, Bealtaine Cottage <---youtube  She's been working on her place, on her own, for 13 years now.  And has made a significant improvement to her property.  It's therapy just to look through all her photos and videos and seeing all the green.  It looks like her website has changed since I last looked through it, but somewhere you will find some before photos when she first purchased it and it was just a lot.

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Hi there! I'm in the North! Been studying Permaculture for  5 or 6 years now and have taken a year at the end of uni to wwoof round Norway and Ireland to try to decide where to buy land in the next few years.
Brexit could make a big difference what side of the border I settle on and I want to see the lie of the land before I commit.
So glad to see some non US based chat on here!

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Also look up laken cottage farm
It may be worth paying for a membership to wwoof Ireland and looking at all the links to all the websites of people's farms on there?

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Hey josh ya I'm a sw Ireland aswell
 
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Hi, I'm staying in Cork for 10 days over Christmas and am looking for permie places to visit. Either centres to visit /join in with tasks or just cracking good heartwarming invigorating awe-inspiring places that will help me celebrate all things good.
Any recommendations?
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Cian Deasy wrote:Hey josh ya I'm a sw Ireland aswell



i’m looking to travel to ireland and learn about permaculture. do you or anyone else know someone who needs a farmhand? i’m familiar with that, as i grew up on a farm. just let me know!! :D
 
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