View of Cappoquin Estate across to Dungarvan

It started with a handover

Greg looking back at cabin during the build phase

...one generation to the next, a farm passed down through time. Greg wanted to add something of his own, not just for today but for the future, a way to share this land with others.

Rolling hills of Cappoquin

The farm is a living thing, shifting with the seasons. Tillage fields stretch towards the horizon, apple trees heavy with fruit, and sheep roam the mountains like they always have.

Bramley apples picked into wood collection bins
Picking apples, hands sticky, laughter between the branches
View of the Knockmealdown Mountains at sunset
Rolling hills of Cappoquin
Greg and his wife with kids
two generations

step into the wild

View of the combine harvester from the back as it cuts oats

Looking ahead, the focus is on soil, roots and renewal. A place 
that feeds both people and the land, where locals can buy straight from the farm and visitors from across Europe can...

The cabin under the hills with lights on at night