Raw milk

positron

Anyone here know if there's a way to get raw milk near Drogheda?

RawMilkIreland campaign website doesn't list anyone local.

http://www.rawmilkireland.com/where-to-buy-raw-milk.html

Thanks!

PS: Whoops! I missed the small text first time around. They do mention Tiernan Family Farm, Dunleer, Co. Louth, Ireland

whelan2

positron wrote: »

Anyone here know if there's a way to get raw milk near Drogheda?

RawMilkIreland campaign website doesn't list anyone local.

http://www.rawmilkireland.com/where-to-buy-raw-milk.html

Thanks!

PS: Whoops! I missed the small text first time around. They do mention Tiernan Family Farm, Dunleer, Co. Louth, Ireland

sadly tiernan family dont do it anymore.

positron

Thank you, that is sad news indeed. RawMilkIreland website seems to be well out of date; I hope the campaign is still alive.

These milk vending machines in farmers markets in Slovakia have been getting good feedback: http://hartkeisonline.com/2009/11/05/milk-o-matic-a-big-hit-in-slovenian-farmers-markets/

Something like this would be my ideal scenario. I miss the real milk that I am used to.

tenifan

Maybe you could just sneak into a field with a bucket and a stool when the farmer's not looking.

positron

If I had a bigger garden, I would be out there by some field with veggies and bananas and what not, trying to "seduce" a cow or two, try and get them to follow me home.

greglouth

I would ask people at Sonairte in Laytown. It's ecology centre with organic gardens, they probably know who can provide you with raw milk.

Check out Town Market nearby Laurence Shopping Centre, I buy various cheeses there and they are made usually at local farms. Like Castlebellingham blue cheese one - so tasteful