Newbarn Farm

We've added a Caesar Salad to the menu in Neddy's for the warmer months 😋

(Note we said warmer, not drier as the showers have been biblical today !)

Happy June Bank Holiday!
The Newbarn Farmers and the Neddy's team are enjoying a well deserved rest today!
Its even a good day for our crops with the bit of rain.

The Farm shop will be open again tomorrow
Neddy's will be back on Wednesday

Have a ball lads, whatever you're doing

Morning
The sun is shining and the farm 🚜 is looking good.
Today's special in Neddys is a beetroot and goats cheese salad.
We also have cakes, soups, chowder, Toasties and of course, Ice-cream.

The farm shop is full of fresh goodness including Simon Donnelly's Strawberries 🍓 from Ratoath.

We are open 9 to 6 today, Saturday and 11 to 5 on Sunday (Coffee shop will close earlier at 4.30)

Find us just outside Ashbourne Co Meath A84 DP49

All the Farmers will be having a rest on Bank Holiday Monday and Newbarn will be closed.

Speaking of Strawberries 🍓, we will have Strawberry Cups in Neddy's for the weekend 😋.

We have a new topping, crushed Meringue so you can keep it classic!!!

Neddy's Coffee Shop is open Wednesday to Sunday

Find us at A84DP49 just outside Ashbourne Co Meath

Simon loves his yearly photo!
Donnelly's Strawberries are available in Newbarn Farm Shop.
Delicious and from just up the road 😋

Newbarn Farm Shop is open Monday to Sunday

Find us at A84DP49

Time is a dangerous thing and we found ourselves at a loose end in the kitchen today so we tried something new.

No....they are not sausage rolls, they are fig rolls, yes we figured out how to get the fig in the fig roll!!

Our only problem was scale, these lads are massive!!

Danny, , our go to when it comes to these things says they are good.

We only made a few, so pop up and have your say, bring a friend, they are huge !!!

History of Ashbourne exhibition will be coming to an end in Neddy's this Month.
This is a brilliant exhibition relating the History of Ashbourne from the earliest settlers to recent times.

You spend ages tucking in your crops and then the pesky wind comes and blows away the covers!!