St. Anne’s City Farm is a community lead city farm run total by volunteers inside St. Anne’s Park, Raheny, Dublin 5. The farm has weekly tours & classes. It also give the community a chance to work on the farm as a team. To learn everything from animal care to suitability. Unfortunately kids can’t let any animals or come close to animals. Very small and tiny place, wish them all the best and good luck to get more animals. You can spend max 20 min there. As the place are very close to St.Anne’s park so we extend our visit there. Looking forward for workshop and classes for kids. Children can get up close and personal with a wide range of rescue animals, from Vietnamese pot-bellied pigs to miniature ponies, while learning about organic farming and animal care.

Nice little pleasent farm, attended a "free event" with kids only to be met on way out by very passive aggressive woman bombarding you for money when I explained I had none on me i was then told I could use my card. As I didn't have anything with me I felt extremely uncomfortable and just wanted to leave unfortunately I felt unable to as the woman felt the need to keep at me about how there forced open and not funded had I known u was going to have this issue at a free event I wouldn't have attended.

A city farm with a donkey, a pony, chickens, pigs and goats- free admission - a great use of this space, located beside St. Anne’s Park walled garden allotments. They also run sustainability classes!

This is so lovely to connect with rescued animals and biodiversity so close to the city centre. Wonderful for all ages and run by volunteers.

Run entirely by volunteers, this farm is coming on leaps and bounds in just a few short months! It officially opens at the end of April 2019 & is currently shortlisted for Google funding which it really deserves. We were lucky enough to be given a little tour by one of the volunteers when we peaked in the gates. Such a lovely place and a great amenity for the community and one which we should all support!

It is the biggest park in dublin. You can find stand that has food on Saturday.

Great opportunity for city kids to experience farm animals up close and personal.

Excellent Farm. Well worth a visit.

Very welcoming volunteers

They are not fully up and running yet every one who works here is a dedicated volunteer pigs hens and goats so far but more animals to come they grow their own food for the animals a great day for the kids free in they rely on donations

Lovely place

Such a nice farm with really friendly helpful and knowledgeable staff. Great day out.

Really well run farm in the best park in Dublin. Great coffee and lots of animals to see and pet

Great project to give a home for life to these abused and neglected animals. The donkeys are my favourite and thriving in the wonderful care they are receiving!

Great farm the admirals are beautiful and adorable

This is such a beautiful peaceful place to bring my 3 year old. Kudos to the volunteers, it’s really such a special part of the community and a unique space to visit. Animals are well-kept and the volunteers are always ready to engage with the public and teach the kids.

visited here today for first ....and last time ...we were both dismayed ...and saddened see animals kept like that ...such small spaces ...lying on hard ground ....what grass there was in one enclosure had been eaten to the roots ....hard to believe place is deemed fit for animals ....whatever about fact that its purely so humans can see them ....pathetic ...

Loved it!! All the animals are rescues, really enjoyed visiting. You can volunteer and donate as well to help take care of them 🫶

Lovely little farm run by volunteers! Such a beautiful and peaceful spot!

Very Nice absolutely not crowded tiny pet farm. Volunteers are doing an amazing job. Coffee is nice from Oliva's room in coffee van. You can sit and have your coffee there. Briwnie is great with crunchy top. Variety of chickens,rabbits,guinea pigs,donkeys,ponies,gooses