We Are Friends
Of The Earth
An Tairseach is a community-based
project. We are: farmers, volunteer
gardeners, ecologists, people who
care about the environment or
students who want to consider
their dream for the Earth.
Tree Sponsorship Initiative
Tree Sponsorship Initiative
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environmental nonprofit
Our dedicated 10-acre Conservation Area provides special spaces for retreat and study. We have two flagship plantations: the Millenium Wood and, more recently, Dunbur Wood. These are in addition to a network of pathways, native hedgerows, and a thriving pond which channels an ancient stream.
Read more about how you can participate in conserving our public spaces and a human-designed ecosystem - created to strengthen biodiversity.
Organic Stories
Organic Stories
Stories in
Sustainable Farming
We wanted to share some of our Organic Stories and record the work we do to become more ‘Earth literate’, to produce seasonal sweet and delicious organic vegetables and tend to our animals in An Taireach’s smallholding.
What you’ll find
- Real-life experiences from organic farmers
- Success stories in soil regeneration and biodiversity conservation
- Educational insights on organic food production and climate resilience
Latest Stories
April 8, 2026 Earth Day 2026
This Earth Day 2026, we celebrate “Our Power, Our Planet” — a reminder of the power in a community that cares for shared homeland.
Recipe Roast Beetroot Hummus!
We have delicious organic beetroot in the Farm Shop, sweet and earthy in flavour.
March 12, 2026 ‘I’ve always loved the land’: Janice Codd on fifteen years farming An Tairseach
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you see?
Donate Now We have gratitude for the Earth’s bounty as we behold a wonderful and colourful collage of home-grown vegetables each week. Humans, earth, sun, moon and stars and the whole community of life form an interconnected web. We can only survive and thrive in relationship.
Community Garden Project
Community Garden Project
Looking for local
volunteers!
We have donated a plot of land on our farm for the local community to use as a growing garden. Our vision was to provide a shared community space for people to come together and learn about sustainable food production, meet with like-minded people, enjoy nature and relax and get their hands dirty helping in the garden and growing food.
A handful of locals embraced the garden and successfully got it up and running in 2010. It ran for a couple of years very successfully. However, currently the garden is not in use. We are now looking for some motivated locals to pioneer, manage and co-ordinate a group of volunteers to run this community garden. If you feel you are the person to take this on, please contact us!
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