During the pandemic the source of our food became increasingly important, particularly when we struggled to get it. One way to improve food security is to build relationships with local food producers, and in particular those producing in a more sustainable way? Whether it’s meat, dairy or eggs there is pretty much a producer in every county. To find one in your area check out my list of Irish-based producers of organic & free range animal products below.

Continue reading “40+ Organic & Free Range Animal Products in Ireland 2026”

Sustainable living is a lot easier when you know where to get things. If you want to buy fresh, organic (or naturally) grown fruit and veg, in Ireland, here’s a list of 30+ organic fruit and veg growers in Ireland.

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Why buy local Fruit & Veg?

Waste is a symptom of our food system. While it’s more profitable to fly or ship mangetout from Kenya or blueberries for Argentina we’re going to have to deal with packaging, air miles and food waste.

Buying as much locally grown, seasonal organic produce as you can is the best way, in the long term, to move our society towards a sustainable food systems. One that we can directly influence in terms of farming methods, packaging and food waste.

I wrote an extensive article on why locally grown, organic, seasonal produce is the way to go. Read it if you want to find out why it’s so important.

Just a quick note …..
Before we get into the list suppliers I should point out that in my experience a lot of Irish farmers supplement their offering with imported fruit and veg. I don’t have an issue with this as I assume the farmer will offer their produce before an imported version, but it’s not harm to check the origin of what you’re buying.

Organic fruit & veg growers in Ireland

1. Richard’s Select Organics – Cork
2. McNallys Family Farm – Dublin
3. Beechpark Eco Farm – Dublin which sells organic fruit, veg and herbs, along with eggs and sourdough bread
4. Skerries Organic Farm – Dublin
5. Moyle Abbey – Kildare
6. Nurney Farm – Kildare
7. Green Earth Organics – Galway
8. Beechlawn Organic Farm  – Galway
9. Oranmore Organics – Galway
10. Rocket Deliveries – Kerry
11. Manna Organic Farm & Store – Kerry
12. Poppadoms Farm Shop – Kerry
13. Little Black Hill Farm – Kerry
14. Garryhinch Wood Exotic Mushrooms. – Laois, wild and exotic organic mushrooms grown on wooden blocks made from trees sourced from sustainably managed forests.
15. Glasrai Organic Farm – Mayo
16. Meadowsweet Organic Farm – Meath, wheatgrass, salad leaves and microgreens
17. Drumanilra Farm – Roscommon
18. Knockvicar Organic Garden – Sligo
19. Tattie Hoaker Farm – Sligo
20. Cloncannon Biofarm  – Tipperary
21. Slievenamon View – Tipperary
22. Annie’s Organic Farm Produce – Tipperary
23. The Red Shed – Tipperary
24. Gorse Farm  – Wexford
25. Organic Delights by Denish Healy – Wicklow
26. An Tairseach Farm Shop – Wicklow
27. Glendalough Organics – Wicklow

Non-organic but free of synthetic chemicals

1. Mad Yolk farm  – Galway (Veg, eggs and salad)
2. Moyhill Farm, – Clare, CSA
3. Shy by Nature Farm – Donegal, Regenerative Community Farm
4. Elmhurst Cottage Urban Farm – Dublin
5. Dublin CSA* – Dublin
6. The Gnomes – Dublin (Salad & microgreens)
7. Clonanny Farm – Dublin
8. The Mushroom Butcher – Dublin (Gourmet Mushrooms, Sat & Sun)
9. The Bullaun Ark – Galway
10. Leagh Farm – Kerry
11. Derrybeg Farm – Kildare, CSA
12. New Leaf Urban Farm – Limerick
13. Primal Produce – Meath
14. Jacobs Vegbox  – Roscommon, CSA
15. Knocknarea Farm – Sligo (Weekly veg boxes)
16. Hazel and Davis Farm  – Wicklow, CSA
17. Abercorn Farm – Wicklow
18. Broadfield Farm – Wexford

If you don’t see a farmer in your area check out the website Foodture. It’s a great place to start connecting with fair food producers in your area.

Where to buy organic fruit & veg in Ireland

Buy Online

Some of these farmers have an online store where you can order exactly what you want and have it delivered to you.

If you’re in Dublin city check out myshuppa.com. Although they don’t disclose their list of suppliers on their website they prioritise locally produced food.

Sign up to Veg Box

Some deliver veg boxes that prioritise seasonal fruit and veg, which is often the most sustainable option. It’s worth noting that having organic veg delivered has been shown to have lower carbon footprint than a 7km round trip in a fossil fuel car to the local farmers market. so bear that in mind when deciding which is the best way for you to buy your local fruit and veg.

There are also some independent veg box schemes in some areas. Here are a few I came across

• In Cavan The Local Green Box offers a host of local food products for collection.
• If you’re in Cork Organic Republic offer a stand-alone fruit & veg box scheme, although they don’t mention if it’s locally sourced. 
• Harvest Day deliver seasonal local fruit and veg in Dublin, North Wicklow, parts of Meath and Kildare.

Farmers Markets

You’ll also be able to find local farmers at farmers markets throughout the country. To find one local to you check out this useful list of farmers markets in Ireland , or thefarmersmarket.ie.

Greengrocers etc

You may well be able to find locally grown seasonal produce in your local greengrocer, health-food shop or zero waste store. You can find your nearest one on my Eco Map

CSA

Another way to buy is via Community Supported Agriculture (CSA). With CSA farms you’re not just buying from the producer/s you’re partnering with them and the emphasis is much more on local food systems. Another difference is that members take more of an active role in meeting the grower, discussing options, and possibly visiting the farm to help out as the scheme develops. I’ve identified CSA farms on the list below.

Crowdfarming

This is similar to the CSA schemes, but operates on an international level. Visit the Crowdfarming website to connect with and support farmers by adopting a farmer, animal or tree, which you in turn receive the produce from.

So now you’ve no excuse not to fill your plate, and belly, with lots of delicious, healthy, locally grown, seasonal fruit and veg!

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Elaine