Ballyharran, County WexfordRaw cold filtered honey and farm shop · Ballyharran, County Wexford
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Read all 1 reviews on GoogleTykillen Farm is a three generation family farm at Crossabeg, Co. Wexford, selling raw cold filtered honey from its own hives and rearing outdoor lamb.
Tykillen Farm sits at Ballyharran near Crossabeg, a few miles north of Wexford town. It was founded by John and Frances Morris and is now run in partnership with their daughter Ciara Kinsella, a qualified veterinary surgeon, and her husband Liam, so three generations work the same ground. The farm carries just over 100 ewes that lamb in early March and are reared outdoors on clover, carefully selected grazing grasses and herbs. Recently planted multi species swards have cut the farm's reliance on fertiliser, and about fifteen acres are under forestry.
Liam took a beekeeping course in 2019 and the farm now keeps its own hives. The honey carries the taste of the farm's clover, blackberry, wild cherry, wildflower meadow and tree blossom. It is raw and only cold filtered, so the flavour, enzymes, proteins and antioxidants stay in the jar. It is harvested in late summer and has sold out every year since the first harvest in 2020.
John Morris
Founder
Founded Tykillen Farm with his wife Frances and still farms it in partnership with the next generation.
Frances Morris
Founder
Founded Tykillen Farm with her husband John and remains part of the family partnership.
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Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up

Ciara Kinsella
Farmer and veterinary surgeon
A qualified veterinary surgeon who farms in partnership with her parents and her husband Liam.
Liam Kinsella
Farmer and beekeeper
Took a beekeeping course in 2019 and now keeps the farm's hives and harvests the honey each late summer.

