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08/10/2026

Giveaway! Giveaway! Giveaway!

Gra was trying to tell you something REALLY important!

We’re giving away 2 TICKETS to the Midlands Fibre Festival this weekend (October 11th) PLUS a lovely goodie bag packed with treats from and !

Here’s how you can win:

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​⚡ Winner announced this Friday! ⚡

We look forward to seeing you at the Festival. 

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is kindly donating €1 from each ticket sale to the crowdfunder. 

If you can't come on Sunday and meet us in person, don't forget to check out our iDonate campaign link in bio to read about how we are building a sustainable wool mill for Ireland! 🇮🇪 Woolstore is raising funds to process local fleece into 100% Irish yarn, so every bit of support helps us bring the full wool-to-yarn journey back home!

All I can say Yumm 😋
02/10/2026

All I can say Yumm 😋

01/10/2026

Do you remember Gra? The little lamb from the picture. This is how she is doing now. Watch until the end to see how she really feels🥹 🥰❤️

My beautiful Galway sheep

06/08/2026

Twin ram lambs Galway sheep 🥰❤️

04/06/2026

Mountbellew Shearfest2026 Fashion show highlights #4

Hats by

Since settling in Ireland in December 2021, Juliane Gorman has been fascinated by the potential of Ireland's underused wool and has been experimenting with ways to incorporate it into her felted hats. Drawn to sustainable, locally sourced materials, she finds inspiration in the connection between land and sea, combining wool from Ireland's landscapes with cyanotype prints made from seaweed gathered along its shores. This marriage of natural materials, place, sustainability, and process has opened new directions in her work.

Explore her hats at FeltHappiness.com.

02/06/2026

Mountbellew Shearfest2026 Fashion show highlights #1

Garments made from the native breed the Galway sheep from the

These garments were commissioned by who is the Artist in Residence with Galway Wool Co-op since 2023. She has spent nearly three years researching the best way to handle the Galway wool and discovered that worsted spinning is one of the best ways to handle strong Irish wool. The Galway yarn used to create these garments was as a result of a small pilot scheme which was funded by private investors in early 2025.

1. The Gilet was designed and crocheted with worsted Galway DK by .

2. The Car Coat was hand knit with worsted Galway Aran weight by .

3. The Galway Shawl and Scarf were hand weaved with worsted Galway DK by Annie Gambrill from .and.lam .

Thank you so much Michelle for joining us in the Wool tent and always being a huge advocate and supporter of Irish wool and also me and the . 🙏🙌

21/05/2026

Our "Wild" Dexter heifers. At least that's what we were told before. What a lot of 🐮 beep 😆

They were a bit disappointed with me because I had no treats for them. 🫣

09/05/2026

Dirty knees 🙈🤔🐑 one of the triplets loves her rub 🥰 and I love her lovely soft wool 😇

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01/05/2026

Let's just say my belly is 😊

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Radish, Chives and eggs from

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