Cladoir/Claddagh at Farming for Nature
Mona Muller and her daughter attended the Farming for Nature event on 22 June 2026 at Ballykilcavan Brewery, Co. Laois. A great day was had!
June 29, 2026
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Mona Muller and her daughter attended the Farming for Nature event on 22 June 2026 at Ballykilcavan Brewery, Co. Laois. A great day was had!
Sean will speak about the history of hill farming and where the Cladoir/Claddagh sheep fitted it. There is a fee to attend. Agricultural History Society
The National Farming for Nature Festival offers a full day of practical hands-on learning for farmers at all stages. Running from 9:30am to 6:30pm, the
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The Cladoir/Claddagh Sheep Preservation Project is being supported by the Heritage Council In May 2024, €25,000 of funding was secured through Community Heritage Grant Scheme
A native breed of sheep, thought to be extinct, has re-emerged in Conamara (Connemara). The Cladoir breed were kept mainly for wool but numbers dwindled
The Orkney island of North Ronaldsay is famous for the way it keeps its sheep. A stone wall circles its shoreline and the sheep are
A conservation project to save the Cladoir sheep was visited by the Minister of State for Heritage Malcolm Noonan. Read more on lslauctions.com
Galway Bay FM Newsroom – Junior Heritage Minister Malcolm Noonan is currently in Connemara National Park where he launched the Cladoir Sheep Conservation Project. Read
Malcolm Noonan, TD Minister of State for Heritage, has launched the Cladoir Sheep Conservation Project to regenerate the rare heritage breed in collaboration with local