Lisnolan Farm

19/10/2026

For sale in the Droimeann society
timed auction Lot number 2.
Vaccinated with tribovax 10. From tb
free herd lisnolan Paul is a Docile
Droimeann bull.
He is easily fleshed from a very milky
cow family.
His dam is a big black and white cow.
His sire is our big red and white bull
Lisnolan notorious.
Put colour into your dairy suckler herd
Buy Droimeann.

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19/10/2026

14/10/2026

For sale
We are TB free.
Our bull is vaccinated for 8/1
clostridial. Weaned and halter trained.
Lisnolan George is Tullamore
Champion irish moiled bull. He has
won many prizes across Ireland's
shows this summer . His dam is a
powerful beef cow who has produced
several stock bulls. his Sire is an Al
bull that is no longer available
ravelglen Owney. George has a
magnificent top line hip and shoulder.
And easily fleshed. He has the deep
red coloured coat wanted in your irish
moiled cattle.
Delivery can be
arranged.
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information

Irish moiled timed auction
Lot 26 ballyjamesduff mart

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16 oct auction starts
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12/10/2026

Lot 26 Lisnolan George

Put forward by the Lisnolan Irish Moilies based in County Mayo owned by Sean Hylands. They keep a number of native Irish breeds of farm animals, helping with the conservation and protection of these wonderful indigenous farm animals. They are keen to support Irish Rare Breeds. Alongside their farm enterprise, Sean has an AI and bovine scanning business.

Sean first got into Moilies in 2016.
"They work for me because of the low input and labour requirements.
I will continue to explore and increase my Irish Moiled herd numbers and use the best Irish Moiled genetics to continue to improve my herd."

Sean and his two girls, Aine and Shannon, have been showing irish moiled for 3 years . They won 1st prize in tullamore with there bull and where crowned overall Irish Moiled champion with their young heifer.

Full catalogue entries in link -
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11/10/2026

We have a cow and a beautiful heifer weanling for sale in the upcoming Droimeann timed auction.

We are offering for sale.a 1st calf Heifer LISNOLAN OLIVIA Sold with a heifer weanling calf at foot LISNOLAN REGINA,Date Of Birth:09-APR-2026who d...

11/10/2026

Podcast from another Droimeann breeder Herbert farrell

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This week on Organic Matters, we take to the water to bring you a very special podcast on Inis Cloithrinn or Quaker Island as it is locally known, where organic livestock farmer Herbert Farrell keeps native Irish Droimeann cattle and the Lough Ree goat breed. The island is steeped in history, including being home to a monastic settlement, known as the resting spot of the legendary Queen Medb and being connected to the Farrell name since 1141 🐮🚣

Herbert talks extensively about his Droimeann herd, which are born and bred on the island and about the important role that the landscape, flora and fauna play in supporting his animal husbandry throughout the year. Females are sold as weanlings for breeding, with males kept for finishing. He also touches on how he has developed short supply chains to market for his meat, supplying into the local restaurant Skelly’s Bar in Ballymahon as well as producing beef boxes sold direct to the consumer.

Listen here 👉️ https://tinyurl.com/58f43efv 🎧️

03/10/2026

Ballinasloe show
its was our first time at Ballinasloe
Show.
we got first prize with our
Droimeann bull lisnolan Ruairí in the
native breed class.
and Aine won her first every 1st prize
in the young handlers and
received the william goode cup
she's over the moon
we have to come back with the cup
next year

03/10/2026

For sale 2 pedigree Droimeann bulls Vaccinated with tribovax 10.From tb free herd. Easily handled. Easy calving breed.Will put lovely colours in...

02/05/2026

The winter ,it was rough at times the spring was late, fertiliser & fuel prices went up.the government showed little understanding of farmers' situation until the protests, but we stuck it out .we got calving finished as well as getting calves ready for the show season .

First day out
Tullamore show its brilliant 👏

29/04/2026

The shed is empty.
The cows are out .
The grass is growing, and the birds are singing.
There is no need for a voice-over.