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Beechlawn Organic Farm

Producers and Distributors of Organic Fruit & Vegetables

Beechlawn Organic Farm is recognised as a producer of the best quality organic vegetables in Ireland, bringing healthy food to our customers, grown by our team in a sustainable way. We are happy in our work, we feel good about what we do.

  • Growing only using natural methods
  • Employing 20 staff in Galway
  • Always happy to help by phone, text or email

Táirgeoirí agus Dáileoirí Torthaí & Glasraí Orgánacha

Aithnítear Beechlawn Organic Farm ina táirgeoir de ghlasraí orgánacha den chaighdeán is fearr in Éirinn, ag cur bia folláin ar fáil dár gcustaiméirí, bia a chuirtear ag fás ar bhealach atá inbhuanaithe. Táimid sásta inár gcuid oibre, airíonn muid go bhfuilimid i mbun rud éigin iontach.

  • Á gcur ag fás trí mhodhanna nádúrtha a úsáid.
  • 18 duine fostaithe i nGaillimh.
  • Táimid i gcónaí sásta cuidiú leat ar an nguthán, trí théacs nó ar ríomhphost.
  • Ón aiseolas atá faighte againn ónár gcustaiméirí tá difear mór sa mblas. Tá súil againn go gceapfaidh tú féin an rud céanna.
  • Tá Gaeilge ag Úna Ní Bhroin atá san oifig – ná bíodh drogall ar bith ort í a labhairt léi!

Watch the video above about our farm

Beechlawn Organic Farm, Ballinasloe, Galway, Ireland

What fruit & veg buyers Say

Where you can buy our organic fruit & vegetable

FoodCloudWe donate leftover vegetables to FoodCloud, a food charity which donates food to kitchens in other charities. It goes to homeless charities, soup kitchens, women’s shelters and other canteens like that.

Farm News

Farm News

Almost half way through 2026 already and its been a great year so far. Our staff took part in the Ballinasloe Paddy’s day parade in March. In April, Úna met with hundreds of staff at STRIPE Dublin offices where we are on the lunchtime menu every day in the exclusive

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Family update

Úna has taken a step back from the farm this year to care of Tomás beag who had a bone marrow transplant in the UK in March. It was a great success and he is recovering well at home. He hopes to go back to school in 2026. Family comes

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Saol na Feirme RTE & RTE Player

Haigh a Chairde! Beimid ar Saol na Feirme ar Teilifís RTE 1 agus player  i gcoir 6 seachtain ag tosnú ar an Luan an 24ú Feabhra ag 8.30i.n We are featured on TV show “Saol na Feirme” every Monday for 6 weeks starting on Monday the 24th of February at

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Awards

 

Winner New and Innovative Award 2018 Organic Awards 2018McKennas Guide Corn Uí Cheithearnaigh

Members of

 Member of Origin Green Ireland 

Planting kale 🌱We’ll keep you updated in 3 months.#OrganicFarming #IrishFarm #Kale #OrganicVegetables #BeechlawnOrganicFarm ... See MoreSee Less
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Found a slug in your salad?Good.That might sound strange, but here’s the truth.We grow food in living soil, not in a sterile factory environment. We don’t drench our crops in synthetic pesticides to create a perfect-looking product with no signs of life around it.Organic farming means sharing space with nature. Sometimes that means a ladybird. Sometimes a bee. And yes, occasionally a slug.We do our best to remove them before your vegetables leave the farm, but we’re growing food, not manufacturing plastic.Every salad, leafy green and herb should be washed before use.Because real food comes from real fields.Not from a laboratory.🌱 Organic. Seasonal. Alive.Please wash before use.Have you ever found a little visitor in your organic vegetables? 🐌#beechlawnorganicfarm #OrganicFarming #OrganicFood #RealFood #KnowYourFarmer #FreshProduce ... See MoreSee Less
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This was supposed to be a post about climate change.About rising temperatures in Ireland.About how organic farming protects soil, biodiversity, and the future of food.But honestly… you already know all that.You can see the weather changing yourself.You can feel it in the heat, the dry soil, the strange seasons.So instead, just look at the people behind your food.The lads out planting in conditions Irish farming was never built for.The people still showing up when the fields don’t wait for perfect weather.No big speech today.Just respect for the hands feeding people every week 🌱How long can small farms keep carrying this alone?#Beechlawnorganicfarm #OrganicFarming #ClimateChange #IrishFarming #SupportLocalFarms ... See MoreSee Less
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