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REGISTER of FULL SYMBOL PRODUCERS As At IRISH ORGANIC FARMERS AND GROWERS ASSOCIATION REGISTER OF FULL SYMBOL PRODUCERS as at : November 26, 2016 ::: Listing is in County Sequence Name Address Telephone Product and Symbol David Love Cameron 8 Fernagh Gardens, Newtownabbey, Co Antrim. 0044 7429 434 918 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Fruit; Other Vegetables; Apples; Fruit; Herbs; Pears; Vegetables. James Rodgers 32 Lough Road, Magheraknock, Lisburn, Co Antrim. 048-9263 8070 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Buildings/Roads; Grass Leys; Habitat; Perm Pasture; 0044 7711 626 352 Beef; Lamb; Sheep Wool. John McArdle Knockaconey, Allistragh, Armagh, Co Armagh. 048-3889-1506 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Fallow Land; Plums; Preserves; Sauces; Vegetables. Orchard Organics 0044 788 194 5104 Liz Browne Regent Street, Bagenalstown, Co Carlow. 059 972 3504 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Other Permanent Crops; Other Vegetables; Herbs; Beam Services Vegetables. Elizabeth Browne Ballinakillbeg, Bennekerry, Co Carlow. 059 913 2423 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Beans; Cauliflower & broccoli; Lettuces; Other 087 615 7380 Brassicas; Other Root Crops; Other Vegetables; Potatoes; Tomatoes; Eggs; Poultry; Vegetables. David Butler Beechlawn, Coolmanagh, Hacketstown, Co Carlow. 087 233 2456 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Perm Pasture; Eggs; Poultry. Michael Kelly Cronaleigh House, Kilbride, Co Carlow. 059-915-7615 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Perm Pasture; Rough Grazing; Lamb. 087-266-8987 Grace Maher Augha, Nurney, Co Carlow. 059-972 1137 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Intensive Veg; Strawberries; Fruit; Herbs; Potatoes; 087 612 5989 Strawberries; Vegetables. Nicholas Maher Highfield House, The Strand, Ballickmoyler, Co Carlow. 059 914 7945 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Fodder; Habitat; Intensive Veg; Perm Pasture; 087 251 2158 Woodland/conserv; Beef; Lamb; Vegetables. Edward Mulhall Coolanowle, Ballickmoyler, Co Carlow. 059-8625966 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Buildings/Roads; Fodder; Other arable land crops; Perm 086-3067936 Pasture; Rape & Turnip Rape; Beef; Cereals; Lamb. Paula Pender Russelstown, Palatine, Co Carlow. 059-916 3757 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Intensive Veg; Other; Other Protected Crops; Top Fruit; Sonas Organic Garden 086-268 8625 Box Delivery; Cut flowers; Fruit; Vegetables. Jonathan Anderson Corran, Derrylane, Killeshandra, Co Cavan. 087 978 7354 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Buildings/Roads; Grassland; Lamb. 087 978 7354 Donal Brady Carrickaclevan, Corlismore, Co Cavan. 049 433 7470 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Fallow Land; Pastures & Meadows; Beef. 086 319 3777 Page 1 of 55 IRISH ORGANIC FARMERS AND GROWERS ASSOCIATION REGISTER OF FULL SYMBOL PRODUCERS as at : November 26, 2016 ::: Listing is in County Sequence Name Address Telephone Product and Symbol Gerard Brady Loughdavan Lower, Loughduff, Co Cavan. 086 821 6346 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Perm Pasture; Beef; Milk. Paul Brady Oghill, Ballinagh, Co Cavan. 086 812 7897 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Fodder; Oats; Perm Pasture; Beef; Lamb; Oats. C/o Bradyagrcon 086 812 7897 Brenda Owens Brady Oghill, Ballinagh, Co Cavan. 087 812 7897 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Perm Pasture; Lamb. Paul Brady Oghill, Ballinagh, Co Cavan. 086 812 7897 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Fodder; Grassland; Perm Pasture; Beef; Lamb. IN CONVERSION: Grassland. Gregory and Thomas Cornyn Kilduff, Dowra, Co Cavan. 071 964 3353 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Fodder; Pastures & Meadows; Rough Grazing; Beef. 087 654 5200 Eamonn Darcy Gubaveeney, Blacklion, Co Cavan. 087-214-8260 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Other Vegetables; Perm Pasture; Rough Grazing; Beef. John Dolan Mullaghboy, Blacklion, Co Cavan. 087 791 4369 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Grassland; Beef; Lamb. IN CONVERSION: Perm Pasture. Noel Fitzpatrick Annagh, Corrafearn, Co Cavan. 087 777 5277 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Fodder; Grassland; Perm Pasture; Beef. 087 777 5277 Claire Fitzpatrick Dowra, via Carrick-on-Shannon, Co Cavan. 071 964 3397 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Perm Pasture; Beef; Lamb. 087 981 6751 IN CONVERSION: Grassland. Padraig Harton Cloncovid, Kilcogy, Co Cavan. 043 668 1299 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Perm Pasture; Beef. 087 131 5133 Alan Irwin Pratt Rockfield, Killeshandra, Co Cavan. 086-196 0105 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Fodder; Grassland; Beef. 086 196 0105 James Maguire Gowlan, Blacklion, Co Cavan. 071-985 3045 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Grassland; Beef; Lamb. 087 227 6297 Michael McAveety Tirnawanagh, Bawnboy, Co Cavan. 087 813 1705 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Commonage; Grassland; Lamb. 087 813 1705 Michael McLoughlin Curraghglass, Glangevlin, Co Cavan. 071 9643343 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Grassland; Perm Pasture; Beef. 086 0668402 Page 2 of 55 IRISH ORGANIC FARMERS AND GROWERS ASSOCIATION REGISTER OF FULL SYMBOL PRODUCERS as at : November 26, 2016 ::: Listing is in County Sequence Name Address Telephone Product and Symbol John McManus Legnagrow, Glangevlin, Co Cavan. 086 337 3263 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Commonage; Grassland; Beef; Lamb. 086 337 3263 Ryan McSharry Coolegreane, Dowra, Co Cavan. 087 941 9544 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Pastures & Meadows; Beef; Lamb. 087 941 9544 Ann Moynagh Corduff, Ballinagh, Co Cavan. 049 433 7465 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Intensive Veg; Oats; Perm Pasture; Potatoes; Beef; 087-799 8633 Cereals; Eggs; Poultry; Table Bird; Vegetables. IN CONVERSION: Grassland; Pastures & Meadows. John O'Donnell Kiltyglasson, Blacklion, Co Cavan. 087-284-9628 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Grassland; Perm Pasture; Beef. 087-284-9628 Daphne Shackleton Lakeview House, Mullagh, Co Cavan. 046 964 2480 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Buildings/Roads; Fodder; Perm Pasture; 087 257 9052 Woodland/conserv; Beef; Eggs; Lamb; Poultry; Table Bird. Patrick Smith Druminbawn, Ballyjamesduff, Co Cavan. 049-8544993 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Perm Pasture; Rape & Turnip Rape; Beef; Vegetables. 087-2468073 Leslie Wieltschnig Tullinerin, Dowra, Co Cavan. 048-663 245 56 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Perm Pasture; Beef. 0044 771 929 3247 Thomas Brennan Bally Beg, Inagh, Co Clare. 065-683 6046 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Buildings/Roads; Perm Pasture; Woodland/conserv; 087 259 2608 Beef. Dymphna Browne Lickeen East, Kilfenora, Co Clare. 065-708-8028 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Fallow Land; Pastures & Meadows; Rough Grazing; 085 196 8222 Woodland/conserv; Beef. Oisin Burke Garraunboy, Killaloe, Co Clare. 061-376-464 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Fodder; Habitat; Perm Pasture; Beef. 087 068 0597 Gerard Callinan Ballyogan, Ruan, Ennis, Co Clare. 065 6827105 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Fodder; Pastures & Meadows; Rough Grazing; Beef; 086 3225478 Lamb. Tomás Collins Knocknaskeagh, Meelick, Co Clare. 087 639 3959 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Grassland; Beef. 087 639 3959 Tom Connellan C/o Clare Spring, High St, Lissycasey, Ennis, Co Clare. 065-683 4816 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Buildings/Roads; Perm Pasture; Woodland/conserv. 087-234 3064 Page 3 of 55 IRISH ORGANIC FARMERS AND GROWERS ASSOCIATION REGISTER OF FULL SYMBOL PRODUCERS as at : November 26, 2016 ::: Listing is in County Sequence Name Address Telephone Product and Symbol John Crawford Cloonanaha, Inagh, Co Clare. 065 683 6653 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Perm Pasture; Beef. 087 929 9121 IN CONVERSION: Grassland. James Cronin Ballyknavin, Bridgetown, Killaloe, Co Clare. 061-372 685 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Buildings/Roads; Intensive Veg; Perm Pasture; Beef; Eggs; Horses; Poultry; Table Bird; Vegetables. Joseph Donnellan Ballycurrane, Knock, Kilrush, Co Clare. 065 905 3068 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Buildings/Roads; Grassland; Perm Pasture; Beef. 086 274 9295 IN CONVERSION: Grassland. Colm Fahy Abbey West, Bellharbour, Co Clare. 065-7078144 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Perm Pasture; Beef. 087-6376940 IN CONVERSION: Grassland. Cronan Forde Tarmon, Carron, Co Clare. 087 351 8600 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Pastures & Meadows; Rough Grazing; Beef. IN CONVERSION: Pastures & Meadows; Rough Grazing. Thomas & Helga Friedmacher Derryainy House, Whitegate, Co Clare. 061 927 105 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Buildings/Roads; Fruit; Grassland; Other Protected Crops; Other Vegetables; Potatoes; Woodland/conserv; Protected Crops. Jason Horner Leen, Rath Clooney, Crusheen, Co Clare. 087 645 4120 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Apples; Beans; Carrots; Cucumbers; Intensive Veg; Leeks; Lettuces; Onions; Other Brassicas; Other leafy or stalked vegetables; Perm Pasture; Potatoes; Spinach; Strawberries; Tomatoes; Eggs; Fruit; Poultry; Vegetables. Gerry Howley Cathedral Road, Kilfenora, Co Clare. 065-7088028 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Buildings/Roads; Perm Pasture; Rough Grazing; Beef. Hugh Hunter Lackyle, Labasheeda, Kilrush, Co Clare. 086 329 7026 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Fodder; Perm Pasture; Rough Grazing; Beef. Pascall Hurley Larchill, Ennis, Co Clare. 087 217 6025 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Buildings/Roads; Other Root Crops; Perm Pasture; 087 217 6025 Woodland/conserv; Beef. Ann Marie Hynes Noughaval, Kilfenora, Co Clare. 065 708 8064 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Fodder; Pastures & Meadows; Rough Grazing; Beef. 087 231 3689 Patrick Hynes Lismoher, Kilfenora, Co Clare. 065 708 8064 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Buildings/Roads; Fodder; Rough Grazing; Beef; Lamb. Harry Jeuken Green Road Farm, Poulnalour, Kilnaboy, Co Clare. 065-708 9017 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Other Vegetables; Perm Pasture; Rough Grazing; Beef; 086 666 0749 Goats; Vegetables. Eoin Keane Capparoe, Scarriff, Co Clare. 061 921 866 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Buildings/Roads; Fallow Land; Fruit; Other Vegetables; Irish Seed Savers Association 085 720 6640 Perm Pasture; Woodland/conserv; Apple Juice; Fruit trees; Seeds. Page 4 of 55 IRISH ORGANIC FARMERS AND GROWERS ASSOCIATION REGISTER OF FULL SYMBOL PRODUCERS as at : November 26, 2016 ::: Listing is in County Sequence Name Address Telephone Product and Symbol Daniel Vincent Keane Derrycallif, Ballinruan, Co Clare. 086 344 7102 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Perm Pasture; Vegetables. 086 344 7102 James Kelly Glencolmcille, Carron, Ennis, Co Clare. 087 213 7536 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Pastures & Meadows; Beef. 087-213 7536 IN CONVERSION: Grassland. Nicholas Kildea Ballygoonaun, Kilfenora, Co Clare. 087 241 7127 ORGANIC SYMBOL: Perm Pasture; Beef. Hans and Ute Krewer Poulataggle, Tubber, Co Clare. 091 631 928
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