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Glencullen Farm

“Dublin’s environmentally conscientious community of allotment growers”

Glencullen Farm sits quietly in foothills of south Dublin, enveloped by preserved woodlands and native hedgerow. Pastural land historically, the allotments are a natural recreational retreat, with panoramic views of both Little and Big Sugarloaf running down to the Irish sea. The soil is of fine arable quality and with a light footprint, we tend and enrich the biodiversity of this unique, special place.

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Your Allotment

Allotment plot sizes range range from 50m2 to 200m2, starting from just €200 per year.

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50m2 Renewal

€200.00
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80m2 Renewal

€250.00
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130m2 Renewal

€350.00

Farm news

FitzSimons Wood

FitzSimons Wood

Photo diary chronicling detective topper's top walking trails close to Glencullen allotments

Your Allotment’s Potential, Unearthed

Your Allotment’s Potential, Unearthed

Garner ideas for your allotment from this wonderful documentary at Ards Allotments in Northern Ireland.

Allotment Restoration

Allotment Restoration

Photo blog documenting the restoration work at Glencullen Allotments in South Dublin, upgrading 18 existing plots and adding 6 new allotments for GIY kitchen gardeners.

Trees on the Land

Trees on the Land

At Glencullen Allotments, we aim to be biodynamic and encourage biodiversity. We know that healthy allotments need healthy soil, clean water and fresh air, which is why we're starting a native Irish agroforestry plantation!

Soil Fertility

Soil Fertility

Digging in to the topic of soil fertility at Glencullen Allotments and how good soil for growing depends on what you're growing!

Regenerative Agriculture

Regenerative Agriculture

The seed of an idea around community composting and a soil sanctuary are still dormant but the wriggle of a worm will reawaken the niggle in 2018.

Antler & Wood

With echoes from the Glen of Holly (Gleann Cuilinn) and remnants from the Giant Irish Deer of Ballybetagh bog, learn about Glencullen Farm's name and logo.

Clochán Cuilinn

Clochán Cuilinn

The backstory to Glencullen Farm to inform the future of the allotments in the townland of Glencullen.

Future Growers Seminar

Future Growers Seminar

2017 Future Growers Seminar Highlights; Organic GIY, woodchip composting, green manure, agroforestry, vermiculture, soil fertility and biodiversity.

Giant’s Grave in Glencullen

Giant’s Grave in Glencullen

Explore the local history of Glencullen with a short walk to the "Giant's Grave" just up from Johnnie Fox's and the Glencullen Adventure Park.

Our Survey Says…

Our Survey Says…

2017 survey results of feedback from allotment holders at Glencullen Farm. View stats on soil analysis, soil nutrition and allotment yield.

Work-In-Progress

Work-In-Progress

Catch up on the clean up operation at Glencullen allotments and find out what's in store for 2018.

Knocksink Wood

Knocksink Wood

Photo journal guide to Knocksink Wood

Early Days

Early Days

A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step Today I received the title deeds to the parcel...

Sale Agreed

Sale Agreed

How much land does a man need? For Jonny Darling, 4 acres seemed about right...