Inis Escargot

A farmers bank holiday 🔧
We're on the final stretch to getting the hoops base rails and door frames up on a rain free day.
We're crossing our fingers this tunnel will be covered very soon.
What a variation in jobs this last few couple of months.
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Today is a day Irish farmers will remember for a long time. Whatever way the vote goes, let it be remembered that we stood together — north, south, east and west, beef, dairy, sheep, tillage, young and old. Remember the dawn starts, the long days, the generations that broke their backs on this land so we could still farm it. We are not bargaining chips or numbers on a page we are the backbone of rural Ireland. When decisions are made far from the fields, remember this moment. Stand firm, stay united, and never forget the strength we have when we stand shoulder to shoulder. 💚🐮💛

As we close out 2025, I want to say thank you to the people who truly made this year possible.

To my family—thank you for the constant support, patience, and belief behind the scenes. Your sacrifices carried this year more than you know.

To our overseas clients—thank you for your trust, partnership, and commitment, even across borders and time zones your confidence in our work continues to drive everything we build.
And of course to all our close by customers at home and the UK, thank you.

2025 brought growth, hard lessons, and real progress. And as we move forward, we’re excited to be entering a new chapter with our processing plant opening soon—a milestone we’ve worked tirelessly toward.

We’re closing this year grateful, focused, and ready for what’s next.” Another trailblazing year for us.

HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL 🥳

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Here’s a little before and after from the bottom end of our snails paddocks.

The old hedge had become a haven for rodents and slugs, and there was no way to get machinery in during harvest season. So we cleared out the rotten sections, reinforced the bank, and started laying in a proper channel with a top layer of quarry dust.

Not only will this make access so much easier, but it should also help deter rodents — and definitely slugs!

To finish it off, we planted a fresh evergreen laurel hedge sourced from Adam at Hedging.ie who we’ve been dealing with for many years. Highly recommend them! 🌿

I’m sure the wildlife will make great use of it for years to come.

More progress made, and another job we were able to tackle ourselves! 💪🌱🐌