The best farms
- 1McNally Family FarmFruit & veg · Balbriggan4.9 (312 reviews)McNally Family Farm sits on 99 acres at Balrickard, in the market garden country of north County Dublin. Patrick and Jenny McNally converted the ground to organic growing in 1997 and have been certified organic growers for more than 25 years. All five of their children now work in the business. The land is a mix of polytunnels and open fields, and the growing follows the seasons: tomatoes, peppers, chillies and salad under cover through the summer, brassicas, root vegetables and cooking greens in the fields.
Everything is picked by the family and sold straight to customers, either at the farm shop and cafe on the farm or at their weekly Dublin market stalls in Temple Bar, Glasnevin and Naomh Olaf. The shop also carries bread, dairy, eggs and deli items from other producers alongside the farm's own vegetables. The cafe serves coffee and home baking, and guided farm tours run through the year.
- 2Olly's FarmRaw honey · Glenasmole5 (182 reviews)Olly's Farm is a smallholding and honey farm in the Glenasmole valley in the Dublin mountains. Olly began with a couple of hives for his own kitchen and now keeps bees across a number of apiaries in south County Dublin and north Wicklow. Every jar is 100 per cent raw and unpasteurised, never heated and never finely filtered, and it is single origin, so the label tells you which apiary the honey came from.
Nothing is bought in from other beekeepers, so the range follows the season and some harvests, such as the pressed heather honey, sell out and stay gone until the next year. The core range is spring blossom, summer blossom, soft set and a hot honey. The honey has won Great Taste awards since 2017. The farm is registered with the Department of Agriculture and is a member of the Bee Farmers Association and FIBKA. Hive tours and tastings can be booked on the farm.
- 3Bare Acre FarmFruit & veg · Skerries4.9 (127 reviews)Bare Acre Farm is a small working farm at Carnhill, on the edge of Loughshinny near Skerries in north County Dublin. Dave and Ber Kavanagh grow vegetables and cut flowers in fields, glasshouses and tunnels using organic and regenerative methods that protect the soil rather than spray it. The vegetables go into weekly produce boxes delivered across Fingal, including a farm only box that holds nothing but what was grown on the farm that week.
The farm shop sells the same vegetables loose, along with Ber's bread, jams and pickles, Lynette's seasonal flowers, local honey, eggs and produce from trusted growers within about ten kilometres. A coffee shop does home baking, and a food van serves hot food at weekends. Kunekune pigs and pygmy goats live on the farm and visitors are welcome to walk around it. Workshops and events run through the year.
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Wild SiogRaw honey · Dublin5 (26 reviews)Wild Siog are beekeepers in Dublin making raw Irish honey straight from the hive. The honey is pure, never mixed or blended with other honeys, and comes from native bees foraging on spring and summer blossoms, which gives it a light golden colour and a sweet floral taste along with its natural nutrients and pollen.
The honey is sold online in 400g recyclable glass jars, alongside sage honey and gift sets, and sits within the wider Siog range of handmade small batch oxymels, balms and skincare made with natural ingredients. Delivery is free across Ireland on orders over €60. - 5
Donabate DexterMeat & eggs · Donabate4.5 (31 reviews)Donabate Dexter is a small beef farm on the land of the old Turvey golf course in Donabate, north County Dublin. Peter started it in 2015 with ten Dexter cows and a bull, and the growing herd moved to Turvey in 2017. Dexters are a small, hardy native breed that lives outdoors and grows slowly on grass, and the farm keeps them that way: no forced weaning, no routine wormers or antibiotics, and no imported soya or maize ration.
The farm works to regenerative principles, treating soil as living biology rather than chemistry, moving stock regularly, resting ground and using no synthetic nitrogen. Free range pork, lamb and eggs are reared to the same welfare standard. The beef is matured and cut by craft butchers and sold direct as mixed boxes or single cuts, with free local delivery around Donabate and delivery further afield. Orders are taken by phone, WhatsApp or email.
Balbriggan · Fruit & veg, farm shop4.9 · 312 reviewsMcNally Family Farm sits on 99 acres at Balrickard, in the market garden country of north County Dublin. Patrick and Jenny McNally converted the ground to organic growing in 1997 and have been certified organic growers for more than 25 years. All five of their children now work in the business. The land is a mix of polytunnels and open fields, and the growing follows the seasons: tomatoes, peppers, chillies and salad under cover through the summer, brassicas, root vegetables and cooking greens in the fields. Everything is picked by the family and sold straight to customers, either at the farm shop and cafe on the farm or at their weekly Dublin market stalls in Temple Bar, Glasnevin and Naomh Olaf. The shop also carries bread, dairy, eggs and deli items from other producers alongside the farm's own vegetables. The cafe serves coffee and home baking, and guided farm tours run through the year.
Glenasmole · Raw honey5.0 · 182 reviewsOlly's Farm is a smallholding and honey farm in the Glenasmole valley in the Dublin mountains. Olly began with a couple of hives for his own kitchen and now keeps bees across a number of apiaries in south County Dublin and north Wicklow. Every jar is 100 per cent raw and unpasteurised, never heated and never finely filtered, and it is single origin, so the label tells you which apiary the honey came from. Nothing is bought in from other beekeepers, so the range follows the season and some harvests, such as the pressed heather honey, sell out and stay gone until the next year. The core range is spring blossom, summer blossom, soft set and a hot honey. The honey has won Great Taste awards since 2017. The farm is registered with the Department of Agriculture and is a member of the Bee Farmers Association and FIBKA. Hive tours and tastings can be booked on the farm.
Skerries · Fruit & veg, farm shop4.9 · 127 reviewsBare Acre Farm is a small working farm at Carnhill, on the edge of Loughshinny near Skerries in north County Dublin. Dave and Ber Kavanagh grow vegetables and cut flowers in fields, glasshouses and tunnels using organic and regenerative methods that protect the soil rather than spray it. The vegetables go into weekly produce boxes delivered across Fingal, including a farm only box that holds nothing but what was grown on the farm that week. The farm shop sells the same vegetables loose, along with Ber's bread, jams and pickles, Lynette's seasonal flowers, local honey, eggs and produce from trusted growers within about ten kilometres. A coffee shop does home baking, and a food van serves hot food at weekends. Kunekune pigs and pygmy goats live on the farm and visitors are welcome to walk around it. Workshops and events run through the year.
Dublin · Raw honey5.0 · 26 reviewsWild Siog are beekeepers in Dublin making raw Irish honey straight from the hive. The honey is pure, never mixed or blended with other honeys, and comes from native bees foraging on spring and summer blossoms, which gives it a light golden colour and a sweet floral taste along with its natural nutrients and pollen. The honey is sold online in 400g recyclable glass jars, alongside sage honey and gift sets, and sits within the wider Siog range of handmade small batch oxymels, balms and skincare made with natural ingredients. Delivery is free across Ireland on orders over €60.
Donabate · Butcher, eggs4.5 · 31 reviewsDonabate Dexter is a small beef farm on the land of the old Turvey golf course in Donabate, north County Dublin. Peter started it in 2015 with ten Dexter cows and a bull, and the growing herd moved to Turvey in 2017. Dexters are a small, hardy native breed that lives outdoors and grows slowly on grass, and the farm keeps them that way: no forced weaning, no routine wormers or antibiotics, and no imported soya or maize ration. The farm works to regenerative principles, treating soil as living biology rather than chemistry, moving stock regularly, resting ground and using no synthetic nitrogen. Free range pork, lamb and eggs are reared to the same welfare standard. The beef is matured and cut by craft butchers and sold direct as mixed boxes or single cuts, with free local delivery around Donabate and delivery further afield. Orders are taken by phone, WhatsApp or email.
About farms in Dublin
Organised lists 5 farms in Dublin. Many do more than one thing, so among them are 2 farm shops, 2 fruit and veg farms and 2 honey farms. 3 deliver to your door.
What visitors say
Nowhere else ever gets me this excited about celery!
Katia Valadeau · 30 October 2026
I was looking for some local Irish honey as I was sick of buying Chinese honey from all the major grocery stores in Ireland...! The product is excellent, so I will surely be returning!
Alice Kearney · 2 November 2026
Exceptional coffees and cakes. Lovely staff too. Highly recommend dropping in and staying in the snug to enjoy ☕☕☕
James M · 25 October 2026
The Wild Siog face serum is such a treat for my skin! I love the smell and the feel of it, I can feel how nourishing it is for my skin. I am not the most consistent person when it comes to skin care, but this serum has converted me! It is something I look forward to put on every morning. Thanks so much for this!!!
Alita Rivero · 21 November 2024
Beautiful.
Vipin Jacob · 25 January 2026
Good to know
- Which farm in Dublin is rated highest?
- Olly's Farm carries the highest rating in Dublin: 5 stars from 182 reviews. Olly's Farm
- Which farm in Dublin do people visit most?
- McNally Family Farm is the most reviewed farm in Dublin, with 312 reviews averaging 4.9 stars. McNally Family Farm
- How many farm shops are there in Dublin?
- Organised lists 2 farm shops in Dublin, including McNally Family Farm, Bare Acre Farm. Each listing carries photos, opening details and reviews. McNally Family Farm
- Do farms in Dublin deliver?
- 3 of the 5 farms listed in Dublin deliver locally or nationwide, including Olly's Farm, Wild Siog, Donabate Dexter. Delivery details sit on each farm's page. Olly's Farm
- Can I visit farms in Dublin in person?
- 2 of the 5 farms listed in Dublin welcome visitors in person. Opening hours and directions sit on each farm's page. McNally Family Farm
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