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Greenan Farm Museums & Maze - Ballinanty, Greenan, Rathdrum, Co. Wicklow Tel: 0404 460 00 / 086 884 5624 Email: contact@greenanmaze.com
Farm House Kitchen
Three museums capture life in a by-gone era. The old farm house awakens your imagination to a time of story telling by the fire, home-made bread with butter freshly churned in the dairy.
Three museums capture life in a by-gone era. The old farm house awakens your imagination to a time of story telling by the fire, home-made bread with butter freshly churned in the dairy.
Celtic Hedge Maze
The hedge maze is on half an acre and looks lovely in the snow and we had plenty of that this year!
The hedge maze is on half an acre and looks lovely in the snow and we had plenty of that this year!
Pigs - Keeing Pigs workshop date to be advised.
We keep two pigs every year aswell as sheep, hens, geese, ducks, horses and donkey's.
We keep two pigs every year aswell as sheep, hens, geese, ducks, horses and donkey's.
Ernie the Donkey
We have three retired horses who are kept company by two cheeky donkey's, Ernie and Neddy.
We have three retired horses who are kept company by two cheeky donkey's, Ernie and Neddy.
Old Farm House
The house dates from the 16th century and was a safe house for Michael Dwyer in 1798. It was last lived in by the Seanchai Tom O'Neill.
The house dates from the 16th century and was a safe house for Michael Dwyer in 1798. It was last lived in by the Seanchai Tom O'Neill.
Farm House Kitchen
Traditional farmhouse furniture and utensils, including dairy items and butter churns are on display. The kitchen features the original fire place.
Traditional farmhouse furniture and utensils, including dairy items and butter churns are on display. The kitchen features the original fire place.
Old Farm House
The farm house dates from the 16th century and was a safe house for Michael Dwyer in 1798. It was last lived in by the Seanchai Tom O'Neill.
The farm house dates from the 16th century and was a safe house for Michael Dwyer in 1798. It was last lived in by the Seanchai Tom O'Neill.
All full day work-shops cost 50 Euro and run from 10am to 4pm
*Materials charge applies.
Please bring your own packed lunch, warm clothes and welly boots for the farm.
Tea and Coffee and home baked snacks will be provided.
BOOKING ESSENTIAL CALL 086-8845624
0404-46000
*Materials charge applies.
Please bring your own packed lunch, warm clothes and welly boots for the farm.
Tea and Coffee and home baked snacks will be provided.
BOOKING ESSENTIAL CALL 086-8845624
0404-46000
Keeping Hens - Workshop on May 14th 2011
Everyone loves viewing the pure breed hens. If you are lucky and you catch the farmer at the right time, the children can collect eggs from the hen house.
Everyone loves viewing the pure breed hens. If you are lucky and you catch the farmer at the right time, the children can collect eggs from the hen house.
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