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Our online shop is always open, but the store in Glenealy is closed during January 2012, see you in February!

Contact us

The most effective way to reach us is by email:

Email: info@dulra.org

Our postal address:
Carraig Dúlra Limited
OOOOBY Store
at the Glenealy Landscape Centre
Glenealy, Co Wicklow
IRELAND

Tel (0404) 69570

For driving directions and public transport schedules, please see our Travel Information page.

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Permaculture Skills Exchange

FREE skills exchange focusing on land use and natural building.

Topics include Organic Vegetable Production, Food Forests, Cob Building, Woodland Skills and Management, Bee Friendly Bee-Keeping, Orchards, Composting.

The pilot for this course is now completed, please join our mailing list for news of when the next skills exchange will be run. You can download the brochure for the pilot.

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Check out our new courses for 2012

We sell Opinel knives - carbon steel, lock open and closed. Recommended for hiking, camping, bushcraft and garden.

What is OOOOBY?

OOOOBY Store

The Glenealy store is closed for January but our online shop is always open.

"Out Of Our Own Back Yard" - a new local food and community store featuring local, ethical and organic products. Complimented by an online pre-order catalogue and product search

Hear about what's happening at the farm & OOOOBY store

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