This attraction offers close encounters with many animals. These include cattle, sheep, pigs, goats and poultry traditionally found on farms in Ulster 100 years ago. Many of these breeds are now rare or close to extinction.
- Irish Moiled cattle, the rarest breed of cattle in the world
- Dexter cattle, one of the smallest breed of cattle in the world
- Galway sheep, one of the rarest sheep in the British Isles
- Saddleback pigs, known throughout Ireland as the ‘Beltie’
- Poultry – Geese, hens, turkeys, ducks. pheasants, guinea fowl and peafowl.
- Rabbits
Group visits
We specialise in guided tours for schools and groups. We can tailor projects to fit in with key stages in Geography and Science. We can arrange your visit to coincide with the hatching of chicks. Groups can also have the opportunity to help with the feeding of lambs, kid goats and poultry.
Groups can also enjoy a visit to the Barn Museum with its delightful displays of farming activities in Co. Armagh in bygone days which complements the rare breeds collection. Pre booking is essential.
The Farm is located beside the Craigavon Lakes, which is an ideal location for walking. A playground is situated in the gardens adjacent to the Farm.
Opening times:
For further information contact:
The Supervisor
Tannaghmore Animal Farm
Silverwood
Craigavon
BT66 6LE
Tel: 028 38 343244
Mobile: 07801292803
