WHAT OUR COSTUMERS SAY
 
...the group (consisting of only 1 Irish person) got to experience a side of Ireland that they would never normally get to see. I have been told by many in the group that the evening spent at Causey Farm was the absolute highlight of their week in Ireland so thank you once again. Suzy, Google, May 2011
 
The best facilitated activity day I have seen - every team member, including me, were genuinely thrilled with their day, South Dublin Community Networks
 
...kids said it was a wonderful experience and that it would be one of their best souvenir[s] of the trip. We adults also thought it was great. We appreciated the warmth of your welcome and the various activities...Don't change anything ! We did enjoy ourselves ! Nathalie (Teacher)
 
...Thanx so much for the best hen wkend ever - Linda ur great our stomachs r still hurting from laughing....the day was just amazing. Will recommend to everyone. Leanne, (Hen 2011)
 
...We had an absolute ball and the girls all really enjoyed themselves. The service was truly fantastic and I must say everyone has been raving about it since we got back. Claire, (Hen 2010)
There's plenty of big playgrounds and petting farms around the country, but Causey is one in a million. A great day for children from 2 to 102. Well done to all the staff. You've created something really unique and special. Paul Cullen, (Parent, 2011)
The bride to be Grainne was from Donegal, (I'd say it's hard to remember all the hen parties as you have so many). All the girls from Grainne's hen would like to say thank you to Ella for making our visit to the farm a great one. We all had a brilliant time and we enjoyed every second of it....we all loved jumping in the bog. I will definitely be recommending Causey farm as a great place for a hen party. Maeve, (Hen, 2011)
We all had a fantastic time, it was great craic. Kate, thank you so much - you were brilliant, we all had a fab time. It will certainly be a Hen Party to remember ! Alison, Hen, (Oct 2010)

Brown Soda Bread

Equipment

  • one pound loaf tin
  • wooden spoon
  • mixing bowl
  • teaspoon
  • Oven pre-heated to 180°C

Ingredients

  • 1½ cups of plain flour
  • 1 cup of wheatenmeal
  • ½ teaspoon of salt
  • 1 level teaspoon of bread soda
  • 1 small egg
  • ¾ cup of butter milk
  • spoon of butter or margarine to grease tin

Method

Brown Bread

  1. Grease the loaf tin thoroughly with butter or margarine.
  2. Put the wheatenmeal, flour, salt and bread soda into the mixing bowl.
  3. Lift the contents of the bowl through your fingers to let air into the mixture and to thoroughly mix the dry ingredients.
  4. Add the egg and milk and mix to a dough with the wooden spoon.
  5. Put mixture in tin and bake at 200°C for 25-30 minutes.
  6. Turn out onto a baking tray and leave to cool.

Baking Bread

Note: Most people would be more likely to have a 2lb loaf tin rather than the very small 1lb tin we use at the farm. Just double the ingredients if you are using a 2lb tin. Otherwise if you wish you can use a flat tin and form the mixture into a round cake for baking, marking a cross on the top with a knife, for easy cutting.

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