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Shepherd for the Day! Take A Guided Sheep Farm Tour

Watch sheep dog demonstrations with us on an authentic sheep farm tour in Ireland. You may get to cuddle a puppy or even try shearing wool!

We love taking our Vagabonds and Driftwooders to one of two real Irish working sheep farms.

Our guided farm tours happen in Wicklow, Sligo, Kerry or Galway, depending on your tour itinerary.

Expect cuddly lambs, athletic sheepdogs and an authentic Irish experience whichever sheep farm you go to.

Read on to find out why a sheepdog experience is one of our most popular activities.

🐑 Take A Sheep Farm Tour In Kerry

We love taking you guys to West Kerry Sheepdogs !

Every time we visit, farmers Seamus and Bridget treat us as old friends.

It's a hands-on visit in an especially beautiful corner of the world!

You'll be delighted by the intelligence and agility of their sheepdogs at work.

Learn about the different breeds of Irish sheep and day-to-day life on a farm in Ireland.

Seamus and Bridget will show you around their place, including a chat around the kitchen table in their renovated traditional Irish farmhouse.

If you're lucky, Seamus may even break out his traditional bódhran drum.

You'll be dancing on the tables in no time!

🐏 Take A Sheep Farm Tour In Galway

At Tom Nee's sheep farm in Connemara, the setting could not be more spectacular.

The green fields of Tom's farm overlook Killary Harbour, one of Ireland's only fjords.

This is wild and beautiful countryside, where the Twelve Bens of Connemara run into the hills of south Mayo, with a razor thin slice of the Atlantic Ocean in-between.

Expect to get your hands dirty at Tom's place!

That could mean taking your turn with the shearing scissors...

Or feeding baby lambs...

Or watching the expert team of sheepdogs at work. Whichever Irish sheep farm tour you take with us - Galway or Kerry - you are guaranteed to return enriched from the experience.

🐶 What Breed Are Irish Sheepdogs?

Irish sheepdogs are normally from the Collie breed.

They are highly intelligent, reacting instantly to the verbal directions and whistles of their master.Coloured black and white, top sheepdog Collies are highly prized in Ireland's sheep farming community.

Take a sheep farm tour in Ireland with us and you'll learn the true meaning of the phrase:

Dogs are a man's best friend.

What Did Past Guests Think Of Their Sheep Farm Tour?

"The tour sites chosen included the expected and the unique... These were remarkable places we would have never found. One of the most popular was a visit to a working sheep farm and meeting the owner, Bridget. A real eye opener to rural life in Ireland."

TripAdvisor Review - October 2019

"You will see the REAL Ireland. We can not say enough good about our trip. The hikes, the horseback riding, the sheep farm and everything else - wonderful."

TripAdvisor Review - May 2019

"You do see the touristy stuff but you also see the locals at levels you would never get on your own. Our sheep farm visit... was informative, interactive and personal."

TripAdvisor Review - May 2018

For more information, check out West Kerry Sheepdogs in Kerry or Tom Nee's Sheep Farm  in Galway.

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A traditional Irish farm experience

Rathbaun, co. galway, enjoy a fantastic tour of an irish sheep farm in the heart of co. galway.

Established as one of Ireland's premier farm experiences, Rathbaun Farm in Ardrahan, Co. Galway welcomes visitors with a "warm Irish welcome" and a wonderful insight into farming life both past and present.   Originally the home of the Burke and Connolly families, Fintan Connolly carries on the sheep farming tradition on this 80 acre farm .

Experience  the warmest of  Irish welcomes!

Visitors to Rathbaun Farm will be enchanted by its 250 year old thatched cottage, turf fire and original stonewalls. Time spent here gives a glimpse into the daily workings of a sheep-farm with plenty of time to see the animals, feed the lambs, talk to the family and explore the farmyard.   We’ve been greeting visitors at the farm for many years. Evelyn and her team will welcome you into the cottage for some true Irish hospitality – home baked and freshly prepared scones, freshly whipped Irish cream and rhubard & ginger jam along with tea or coffee.

"We really enjoyed the sheep and seeing how the dog worked them. Loved hearing about the use of the wool and how things are done."

"we got to try out our baking skills by making scones which we got to eat after the tour"., “this place is beautiful and the people so kind and friendly. very well maintained property and very clean. a great stop.”, we're looking forward to seeing you.

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Sheep Dog Demo

Immerse yourself in the captivating blend of tradition and modern farming at Killary Sheep Farm. Our exceptional trio of working dogs—Sweep, Lassie, and Fly—alongside a delightful farm puppy, forms a dynamic team that breathes life into our pastoral landscape.

The training of our sheepdogs is a labor of dedication and time, resulting in immeasurable rewards when you witness their expertise in action. Join us on our farm tours for an immersive experience, where the seamless collaboration between our skilled trainers and these canine companions unfolds. Be captivated by the precision, agility, and harmony that define the combined skills of our sheepdogs and trainers against the stunning backdrop of the Killary landscape.

Discover the timeless tradition of sheep farming and the integral role our working dogs play in the success of our operations. At Killary Sheep Farm, we extend an invitation for you to witness the extraordinary bond between humans and animals, turning each tour into a celebration of rural life. It’s where hard work, dedication, and the joy of a well-trained dog come together in a delightful spectacle.

Feeding Baby Lambs

Discover the heartwarming joy of bottle-feeding orphaned lambs on our farm this spring and summer! Join our immersive farm tour, where you can connect with adorable lambs in need of special care and attention. Lamb feeding experiences available from March 17 to August 15. Embrace the charm of rural life and create unforgettable memories with our lovable lambs!

Sheep Shearing Demo

During the months from July to September we shear all our sheep with the hand shears which is the traditional way of sheep shearing. It is unusual to see hand shearing still in practice as most farmers are using machines now, but Tom doesn’t like the machine believing it takes too much wool off and the sheep can get cold. Join us on this unique journey from June 1 to August 15.

Private Tours on Request

Indulge in a personalized experience with private tours at Killary Sheep Farm. Discover the magic of our pastoral landscape, meet our exceptional working dogs, and immerse yourself in the heartwarming traditions of sheep farming. Private tours are available upon request, allowing you to tailor your visit to create lasting memories. Contact us to arrange an exclusive and intimate tour at Killary Sheep Farm.

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Stand among the sheep in the foothills of the Sperrin mountains and feel immediately welcome. Marvel at the skill of the working dogs in this epic Irish landscape and feel a sense of belonging. Make memories to last a lifetime at Glenshane Country Farm.

Alive in the moment and rooted to the past in a land untouched by time.

Step into a world that is both remote and immediately comforting as Jamese McCloy, a fourth generation shepherd and sheep farmer gives you first hand experience of centuries-old skill of herding in one of the most untouched natural environments in Ireland.

Find your feet right here in our field!

Jamese isn’t a performer. He is a real shepherd and farmer who genuinely wants his guests to share his pride in the animals and his sense of belonging. His charisma combined with the energy of the sheepdogs Moss, Tess and Jess and the inquisitive nature of the sheep, is guaranteed to bring you the warmest welcome in Ireland.

As one of the original chosen brand demonstrators, Glenshane Country Farm is proud to Embrace the Giant Spirit and support Tourism NI in offering tourists from around the world an experience to remember.

Wake up to the sound of silence – book a retreat in a working farm in our hilltop house. Recently refurbished, our five star house sleeps up to eight adults.

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Sheep Herding, Traditional Irish Music & Homemade Scones

• 3 hours experience, Approx
• Min 20 Guests – for private bookings min group rates apply

Guests will enjoy an introduction to our friendly border collies and learn about their training programme, diet, herding commands, and life at Glen Keen. Watch the dogs herd the sheep on verbal and whistle instructions given by the shepherd. Learn all about the Mountain Blackface sheep and the history of their introduction to this area – step back in time while enjoying the farm’s beautiful landscape, which is a true living museum of Ireland’s history.

Inside our visitor centre, guests will then be served freshly brewed Tea/Coffee and homemade scones while being entertained by one of our wonderful local musicians in a hearty session of traditional Irish music.

Sheep Herding, Irish Scone Making Demonstration & Homemade Scones

• 2 hours experience, Approx

Inside our visitor centre, guests will then step ‘behind the scenes’ at Glen Keen Farm and enjoy a demonstration of how to make tasty Irish scones. Perfect for anyone who loves food, this is a fun, immersive experience with a delicious result. Guests will be served freshly brewed Tea/Coffee and homemade scones.

Sheep Herding, Wool Spinning Demonstration & Homemade Scones

Inside our visitor centre, guests will be served freshly brewed Tea/Coffee and homemade scones and will meet our friend June Bourke, from Back to Back, who will show them how to make exquisite creations using raw wool product. In addition, guests will enjoy learning about the process of turning raw wool into yarn using the spinning wheel method – June will take them through the process of carding the wool and preparing it for yarn.

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Visit traditional working sheep farm & sheepdog demo. Galway. Guided. 1 ½ hours.

• Meet the farmer.
• Sheepdog demonstration.
• Sheep shearing demonstration (summer months only)
• Traditional turf cutting demonstration.
• Killary Sheep Farm, Bunowen, Leenaun, Co. Galway, H91 EPEO, Ireland Please arrive at least 15 minutes before the start time.
• Not wheelchair accessible
• Stroller accessible
• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Most travelers can participate
• Children 3 years old and under go free!
• This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
• This tour/activity will have a maximum of 50 travelers
• For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

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Includes: bog-cutting , Connemara , galway , sheep farm connemara , sheep farm galway , sheep shearing , turf cutting

Visit a traditional working Connemara mountain sheep farm, meet the farmer and view a skilled sheepdog demonstration, a sheep shearing demonstration and a traditional turf cutting demonstration. Available all year. Min 1 Max 50.

Come take an authentic look at farm life in Ireland. This sheep farm is a traditional working Connemara mountain farm which has been in the same family for generations. It has approximately 200 ewes and lambs who roam freely in the mountains overlooking Killary Fjord. On arrival visitors are met by Tom the farmer and have the option to be outfitted with outdoor footwear and rainwear supplied by the farm. Tom starts off the farm tour with a sheepdog herding demonstration. These extremely smart dogs are trained from puppies and it is incredible to watch them in action! In the summer months (July to September), Tom shears the sheep by traditional methods with hand shears. It is an old farm tradition not often seen anymore. The tour also includes a picturesque country walk through the farm grounds, with sweeping views of Killary Fjord and the mountain ranges beyond. The sheep dog demos are all year round and the tour includes a demo of traditional peat/bog cutting. Try your hand at bog-cutting using the slean (turf spade), a centuries-old practice of harvesting peat to heat homes. If there are lambs about (and there usually are), you can count on a few needing bottle-feeding. You’re welcome to lend a hand!

Tour Highlights Visit a traditional working Connemara mountain sheep farm Meet the farmer and his highly trained sheepdogs Watch a sheepdog herding demonstration In the summer months see a sheep shearing demonstration (July to September) Try your hand at bog-cutting using the slean (turf spade).

Arrive at the venue and meet the sheep farmer Option to gear up with outdoor footwear and rainwear supplied by the farm Sheep dog demonstration, sheep shearing demonstration (summer months only) countryside walk and turf cutting demonstration End of tour

What's Included

Meet the farmer Sheepdog demonstration Sheep shearing demonstration (summer months only) Traditional turf cutting demonstration.

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It is advisable to bring appropriate warm, rain and windproof gear as weather can very changeable. Sunglasses, water/refreshments, camera and sun block.

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Sheep Dog Demonstrations

See our border collies in action rounding up the sheep & then followed by a sheep shearing demonstration in summer time. Demo Times

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Kissane Sheep Farm is a Large Mountain Sheep Farm & has been owned by the Family for almost 200 years.

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Visit a Traditional Working Sheep Farm.

Meet the Sheep in their Natural Environment And See our Skilled Border Collie Dogs at Work Rounding up the Sheep. During Summer Months you will also experience how sheep are Shore and during the Spring Time, you will get to see the New Baby Lambs.

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You are welcome to adopt one of our hundreds of sheep or baby lambs in Spring time and help preserve this rare breed of sheep, which graze our mountains for many hundreds of years.

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Situated between Kenmare and Killarney National Park in Co. Kerry in the Republic of Ireland is Kissane Sheep Farm. The famous panorama of Moll’s Gap is in the middle of the land, overlooking the farm and its sheep and lambs.

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A real working farm that offers Demonstrations of hands-on Sheep Shearing and expert Sheep Herding.

Rick Steves

Fascinating display of Sheep Dogs working on an active Sheep Farm. Watching the rancher and his dogs work to corral, and move the sheep around the terrain, is very cool.

Matt O’Brien

Upcoming demos, sheep dog demo @ 3.00 pm – saturday., farm closed – sunday, sheep dog demo @ 3.00 pm – monday., sheep dog demo @ 11.45 am – tuesday., sheep dog demo @ 3.00 pm – wednesday, sheep dog demo @ 12.30 pm ~ thursday., no pre-booking required.

No need to pre-pay or pre-book to join any of the scheduled Sheep Dog Demonstrations. You can simply turn up at the farm gates 10 to 15 minutes before the start of the demo and pay the entrance fee by cash or credit card at reception.

Glenkeen Farm

The Glen Keen (gentle/mild Glen) Farm is unique in Ireland, due to its size, location and natural beauty. Glen Keen is one of the largest farms in Irelands agri-tourism offering, over 1,400 acres in size, this single family-owned sheep farm with a commonage footprint that extends to over 5,500 acres is larger than some national parks. Glen Keen is located on the Wild Atlantic Way, 6.2 miles from Louisburgh on the Leenane road (R335); Mayo’s front door to the Delphi Valley, Killary Harbour and the gateway to the Connemara region. The farm is stunning with waterfalls and breathtaking valleys of the Carrowniskey River, which forges, through the centre of the property and is bound by the Sheeffry and Mweelrea mountain ranges on the south side of the property, serving as pillars to the Delphi Valley.

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 burren farm experience, your private, irish farm safari tour, agri camping, ireland’s authentic farm safari experience, rich in heritage, biodiversity & breath-taking beauty, right in the heart of the burren, a designated unesco special conservation area ..

Join your hosts Cathal O’Rourke, a fifth-generation farmer and his wife Bronagh, Conservation Ranger & regional eco tour guide, to explore their working family farm in the Burren. Be awe-inspired by dramatic lunar-like landscapes, ancient woodlands and archaeological sites, glistening lakes and habitats teeming with wildlife and rare plant species unique to the region. Learn about the ancient farming practice of transhumance that helps conserve and protect the landscape, try forest bathing in the ancient woodland and feast on rustic picnics with delicious local produce for truly authentic Irish experience.

The Burren Farm Experience is set on almost 500 acres in Kylecreen, Boston, County Clare on the magnificent mid-west coast of Ireland not far from the Cliffs of Moher. With so much to explore, make it a part of your Burren adventure!

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Your safari tour, latest news, gift vouchers available, agricamping in the burren farm experience, introducing the burren rover camper hire, burren sloe gin workshop, gort community schools visit to burren farm experience, trash the dress event, weekly hike every sunday morning, the burren brunch trail, cathal and bronagh o’rourke, your personal burren farm experience guides, are incredibly passionate about farming, conservation and the rugged yet breath-taking beauty of the burren. together with their three daughters, they are custodians of the land, applying best practice traditional farming methods to manage and protect the region for future generations..

Cathal is a fifth-generation farmer who has been working on the family farm since he was a child.

He is dedicated to traditional farming practices that help preserve the previous Burren landscape of the area and has an innate flair for animal husbandry. Totally immersed in farming and the cattle trade, Cathal also provides support to the local Gort Mart. He has also completed the Green Cert Programme through Teagasc.

Bronagh, a Cavan native traded her a career in nutraceutical sales for a totally different pace when she moved to the Irish west-Coast to help Cathal run the family farm. Struck by the awe-inspiring beauty of the land, she developed the farm tour concept to showcase traditional farming methods and the land’s vast biodiversity. She is passionate about health, nutrition and wellness and the rejuvenating benefits of the Burren Farm Experience’s wellbeing programs. Bronagh is a qualified Regional & Eco Tour Guide, and a member of the Burren Ecotourism Network and Local conservation charity Burrenbeo. In recognition of her achievements, she was named a finalist in the 2019 Corrib Oil Women in Farming awards.

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Wicklow & Glendalough with Sheep Farm visit One-day tour

Our partner: Irish Day Tours

Description

Our day tour to Wicklow departs from Suffolk Street outside the Old stone church in Dublin. We begin our journey southwards, traveling up past the Blessington lakes. Our first stop is Baltinglass where you will have half an hour to grab a coffee and have a good browse around the 12 Century abbey founded by Dermot Mac Murrough the then King of Leinster. This is a fantastic ruin with a combination of Cistercian and Irish Romanesque architecture. The arches are the Abbeys most prominent feature with alternate round and square pillars. Explore the ruins and discover some intricate carvings. 

Experience the working side of Wicklow with a visit to a working Irish sheep farm. Meet your friendly local farmer Ed who will introduce you to his life, from the diverse farming practices of sheep farming  to organic vegetable growing. The highlight of this stop is a sheepdog exhibition where farmer Ed will coral the sheep with his trusty border collies. We are the only tour company that introduces you to the real working and living side of Wicklow! 

After a scenic rural drive we stop off in Laragh at Lynham's of Laragh for lunch. You couldn’t have lunch in a more perfect setting. (Lunch is not included) 

We then visit the beautiful valley and Monastic site of Glendalough.  Here was where Saint Kevin settled in the 6th Century, evidence of which still can be seen via 10th/ 11th Century monastic site perched between the hills. Explore the monastic site and take in your surroundings and let your spirit run free. Here you get 1.5 hours to discover the area, before we continue our journey. 

We continue on our route heading back to Dublin through the scenic Sally Gap, journeying along the military road which was built after the 1798 rebellion in an attempt to flush out the rebels who were in hiding in the Wicklow mountains. Take your picture at the P.S. I Love you bridge and see Lough Tay – aptly called the Guinness Lake - while surrounded with blanket bog and mountain peaks which are drenched in green and yellow in the summer and pink and purple in the autumn.   

What to bring

Comfortable walking shoes and a rain jacket

Additional information

Please arrive 10 minutes before departure

08:30am- Depart from the Molly Malone statue on Suffolk Street

Embark on a journey that takes you from the hustle and bustle of Dublin to the “ Garden of Ireland” - Wicklow County . The Wicklow area is full of historical and farming sites nestled within the mountains- come and explore them with us! Departing from Dublin city center, we make our way along to such beautiful sites .

10:00- Baltinglass Abbey

  Our first stop is Baltinglass where you will have half an hour to grab a coffee and have a good browse around the 12 Century abbey founded by Dermot Mac Murrough the then King of Leinster. This is a fantastic ruin with a combination of Cistercian and Irish Romanesque architecture. The arches are the Abbeys most prominent feature with alternate round and square pillars. Explore the ruins and discover some intricate carvings.    

10:45- Farm Visit

  Experience the working side of Wicklow with a visit to a working Irish sheep farm. Meet your friendly local farmer Ed who will introduce you to his life, from the diverse farming practices of sheep farming to organic vegetable growing. The highlight of this stop is a sheepdog exhibition where farmer Ed will coral the sheep with his trusty border collies. We are the only tour company that introduces you to the real working and living side of Wicklow!    

13:00- Laragh

  After a scenic rural drive we stop off in Laragh at Lynham's of Laragh for lunch . You couldn’t have lunch in a more perfect setting. (Lunch is not included)    

14:15- Glendalough

  We then visit the beautiful valley and Monastic site of Glendalough . Here was where Saint Kevin settled in the 6 th Century, evidence of which still can be seen via 10 th / 11 th Century monastic site perched between the hills. Explore the monastic site and take in your surroundings and let your spirit run free. Here you get 1.5 hours to discover the area, before we continue our journey.    

16:05- Lough Tay

Take your picture at the P.S. I Love you bridge and see Lough Tay – aptly called the Guinness Lake - while surrounded with blanket bog and mountain peaks which are drenched in green and yellow in the summer and pink and purple in the autumn .   

16:20- Wicklow Mountains

We continue on our route heading back to Dublin through the scenic Sally Gap, journeying along the military road which was built after the 1798 rebellion in an attempt to flush out the rebels who were in hiding in the Wicklow mountains  

17:30- Arrive back in Dublin

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The Irish AgroTourism Experts

Agri Tours Ireland have been providing Agricultural, Horticultural Tours , and Agribusiness Tours since 1989.

We cater for all types of agritourism expeditions into Ireland from Beef Tours to Sheep Tours and from Horticulture Tours to Aquaculture & Marine Tours , Agritours can create the perfect tour for you. We have vast experience in areas such as Tours for Farm Business Leaders , Educational Tours Student & University groups , professional, governmental & regulatory body tours.

Every agricultural tour we design is fully customised to the needs of your tour group . We tailor the budget, visits, type of accommodation, vehicles used, locations and every other aspect to match your group's requirements.

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Agricultural expertise.

Agri Tours Ireland is run by David O'Gorman, who has a BSc in Agriculture from University College Dublin. His previous positions included lecturing in horticulture and working for the government's agricultural advisory service.

You will not find a more knowledgeable or more dedicated team for Farm Tours in Ireland.

Unmatched Contacts

Having the right contacts in Ireland agricultural sector is key to providing the very best in Agro Tourism. We have been trading since 1989, and in all those years have built up the industries best range of contacts across every sector of the agricultural industry in Ireland.

No matter what your area of specialist interest we have unique access to businesses to provide the ideal visits. Let us quote your tour .

Unbeatable Value

As part of the Discover Ireland tours group, we command unrivalled buying power with all the aspects of your tour giving you the very best in value. From budget friendly accommodation the students to five-star luxury, you will find our prices highly competitive at all market levels. Our ability to provide value in all the tours we do is one of the reasons we are the market leaders in agri-tourism.

Truly Dedicated Service

Our team are here to give you perfect Irish tour experience. Every tour we produce is unique and fully customised to your group's needs. Our tour planning starts with a blank piece of paper and a chat with you, and I expect team will work with you to create the perfect itinerary.

Why Pick Ireland for your Farm Tour?

Ireland's fertile soil, ample rainfall and temperate climate is perfect for growing, with Ireland's grass said to be the best in the world. Ryegrass is used as inexpensive feed primarily for beef and dairy farming. Around 80% of the land is for pasture, silage and hay, the remainder used for growing crops and rough grazing.

A modern, sustainable and profitable industry has emerged to take advantage of this, with all areas of agriculture and food development in Ireland following suit. Agricultural tours of Ireland allow you to see what makes the best beef , the best dairy products , the highest wheat yields , the fastest racehorses , and the fastest growing conifers .

Farm Tour Types

We offer a whole range of farm tour types, from horticultural study tours for students to multi segment farm and sightseeing tours. All our tours are unique, fully customised to the needs of your group. Please take the information below just as a start point to help get your ideas flowing. When it comes to planning your tour we can provide any tour you would like, so please just get in touch and let us quote for your tour.

Designed Around Your Interests

Your itinerary will be designed entirely around the needs and interests of your group.

Multi Discipline Tours

We can arrange farm Tours of Ireland to cover a wide range of industrial segments. Do let us know the different disciplines that interest your group and we can suggest visits to cover the range of industries they would like to experience.

Highly Specialist Tours

Our unrivalled range of agricultural contacts means we can provide highly specialist tours. If you would like your time in Ireland to focus entirely on one or a few segments, we can design an itinerary to give you the best insider experiences of Irish agricultural practices in your field.

Agricultural, Horticultural & Aquaculture

Below is a list of some of our specialist areas, but it is by no means an exhaustive list so no matter what your specialism just get in touch to let us provide a quote for your tour.

Informative Tours for AgriBusiness Leaders

We our highly experienced in providing tours for farm business leaders, who are coming to Ireland to meet and share ideas with Ireland's leading agri-businesses.

We can arrange visits some of Ireland's most cutting-edge farms, where you can discuss the latest techniques and how leading Irish farming businesses are taking farming into the 21st-century.

You can also see first-hand how downstream added-value is an integral part of the Irish agricultural industry and how such a small nation has become such a major player in world agricultural exports.

Education & Study Tours

We offer agricultural study tours and educational tours across all of Ireland's farming sectors.

Ireland is a major agricultural exporter and its agricultural industry is one of the most innovative in the world. From yield levels to downstream increase in value to efficiency techniques, let us know your interest area and we will use our unique range of contacts to provide the most informative and educational visits for your group.

We can provide itineraries and accommodation that match both the needs and the budgets of university and student groups. Be it a multidiscipline tour, or an educational tour focused in on one particular sector, we can arrange everything for your educational tour in Ireland.

Experiencing Ireland

Combining sightseeing attractions with agrotourism visits.

Whilst you are here...

No visit to Ireland is complete without taking the opportunity to soak in the atmosphere of Irish City and Country life. With our years of experience we have honed our tours to ensure you see the best of real Ireland while you are here.

Amongst the Farms and Forests of Ireland, there are Ancient Stones and Crosses, Magnificent Castles and Monasteries; the sheep graze along mountain trails and the farmer enjoys live music and a pint in the local pub. Agri Tours are happy to provide these authentic Irish experiences while you visiting Irish Farms.

Your Tour Your Way

Just let us know the perfect balance for your tour and we will create a unique itinerary to match. Some groups would just like a few pointers for a great Irish pub to enjoy a drink at the end of the day, and other groups would like a much larger bias on the sightseeing aspects, spending a significant part of their time experiencing all of Ireland's magnificent history and culture.

As part of the Discover Ireland tours group, our knowledge extends far beyond the agricultural sectors of Ireland. So if you would also like to discover some of Ireland's history, experience its vibrant culture and get amongst its friendly people, we would be only too happy to incorporate these aspects into your Irish Tour.

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Agri Tours is a founding member of Agricultural Tour Operators International (ATOI), the body that leads the way in setting standards for AgroTourism worldwide.

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Ireland West Farmstay &  Heritage Experience

Boutique private farm stay accommodation & activities in the heart of rural Ireland

You have found a true Irish rural experience. Explore Ireland entirely away from the tourist crowds. Stay in a private Irish farmhouse in Mayo and tour the working farm with your host - local farmer Eddie Dooney. You will discover the farming traditions, old and new, meet locals, the family and the community whilst enjoying a cosy getaway in a luxurious, boutique traditional farmhouse accommodation in the heart of County Mayo.

to an immersive rural Ireland experience.

Why stay on an Irish farm in 2024!

There are many reasons to try a private farm stay in Ireland from getting back to nature to exploring Irish culture and heritage. Find out more reasons why you should try a farm stay in Ireland in 2024  !

Our Testimonials

Georgeanne & Lauren

United states .

We spent the afternoon with Eddie Joe on a visit to his working farm in Ireland learning about the animals and crops and peat bogs, and with his neighbour learning about sheep and sheep herding. We were actually mucking about in the fields with them, had tea and felt like part of the family. It was such a rare and unique Irish experience! I highly recommend Ireland West Private Farm Stay if you want an unforgettable, one-of-a-kind experience on an Irish working farm.

The Cappolla Family,

A huge highlight of our visit to Ireland was the last day of our tour, when we spent the day at Ireland West Luxury Farm Stay in Co. Mayo. We spent the morning on the farm, visiting with animals and then learning about the peat bog on a tour of the Irish farm. We even got to cut peat and stack it to dry. Then we spent time with a blacksmith (Patrick at 9ironscraft) who made a fireplace poker with our sons, and then a 9 irons amulet with all of us shaping some of the pieces. Finally we had an Irish farm tour and tasting with the local cheese maker-all in all a really wonderful final day.

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Rural Ireland Farm Stay Packages

Our private Irish farmhouse stay packages combine a relaxing, boutique, traditional farmstay accommodation on a real Irish working farm with guided tours through the heritage of rural Ireland with local heritage expert & farmer - Eddie Joe Dooney...

"Join me, your local farmer & guide and let me take you on a journey through traditional rural Ireland whilst meeting the family, the local personalities of the village and of course exploring my farm..."  

Eddie Joe Dooney, Heritage Farmer, Carracastle, County Mayo.

Discover our Ireland farm tour packages & accommodation options...

We  now take a minimum 3 night booking on the farm in 2024 !

Ireland west farm stay 3 night stay & optional activities.

Our 3 night family farm stay package includes 3 nights in our cosy traditional boutique private farm cottage as well as an optional selection of 3 activities on the farm and around the village...

3 Nights Stay in our  Private Boutique Farm Cottage ​

Maximum 7 Guests Private Stay

Self Service Breakfast  each morning

Optional Additional Activities:

Farm & Bog Tour - Learn about farming in rural Mayo with Eddie Joe - approx 1hr

Village Walking Tour - Learn about the village of Carracastle and life in rural Ireland - approx 1hr

Live Traditional Music Session by the Fireside with Local Musician - approx 1.5hrs

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Ireland West - Irish Heritage Experience 1 Hour to 8 Hour Farm Tour -

Our Irish Heritage Day Tour Experience offers a choice of 4 fantastic demonstrations over the course of a day. You will meet local farmer, stoneworker & Irish heritage expert - Edddie Joe Dooney & local Blacksmith, Pat Strahan. Each will demonstrate and talk about rural Irish traditions and heritage including...

* This is a tour coach friendly experience and can cater for coaches of any size.

Choice of 4 Activities Include: ​

Farm & Bog Tour - Learn about Irish farm, past and present in rural Mayo with Eddie Joe - approx 1hr

​ Blacksmith Demonstration - Walk to the old forge and learn about this ancient craft. - appr ox 1hr (subject to availability)

Live Traditional Music Session by the Fireside with Local Musician - approx 1.5hrs (subject to availability)

Contact us to learn more about our farm day tours...

Extended Stays and Tours - 

Ireland west extended stays .

Maybe you would like more time to experience real rural Ireland. Contact us to arrange your extended stay in our traditional farmhouse accommodation. Take a farmhouse holiday in rural Ireland and utilise the self catering facilities as well as partaking on our tours and activities in the Ireland West Farm Stay.

Extended stay in Ireland West Farm Stay Accommodation.

A host of activities and tours to enjoy over your extended stay.

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