Cloncannon Biofarm

Discover the authentic charm of rural Ireland at Cloncannon Biofarm, nestled on the stunning western slopes of the iconic Devils’ Bit Mountains in County Tipperary. Passionate about organic living and sustainable farming, Cloncannon Biofarm is home to thriving bee colonies, organic free-range chickens, grass-fed beef, fresh vegetables, and seasonal soft fruits. The farm is dedicated to preserving and enhancing its natural habitats while sharing its knowledge, experience, and love of organic food production with visitors.

A visit to Cloncannon Biofarm offers a truly immersive eco-tourism experience. Surrounded by breathtaking scenery, guests can enjoy nearby walking and cycling routes suited to a variety of fitness levels, while taking part in engaging on-farm activities that explore eco-friendly living, organic farming practices, local wildlife, and built heritage. Visitors also have the opportunity to connect with the rich culture of the area through traditional music, storytelling, song, and dance, as well as learn about Ireland’s beloved national games, hurling and camogie.

Visits are available by appointment only, with tailor-made experiences designed especially for groups, ensuring a welcoming, informative, and memorable day in the heart of Tipperary’s countryside.

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Good to Know

Our mission is to inspire visitors to connect with the natural world through engaging, hands-on experiences that deepen their understanding of healthy soils, plants, animals, and sustainable living. By actively participating in a range of educational activities, visitors can develop a greater appreciation for local wildlife habitats and species, explore the rich built heritage of the farm, and discover the fascinating stories linked to each site.

At the heart of every tour is a commitment to ‘Care for the Earth’ and ‘Sustainable Living’, encouraging visitors of all ages to learn about environmental stewardship in an enjoyable and meaningful way.

For primary school groups, programmes are carefully tailored to support the Science, Geography, and History curriculum. Teachers can also select from a wide variety of outdoor learning experiences, including Pond Dipping, Native Tree Trails, Wildlife Gardening, Composting, Plant Identification, Soil Science, Food Webs, and many more interactive activities designed to educate, inspire, and connect students with the natural environment.