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Candlefield Community Woodland

Celtic Druid Temple has guardianship of 16 acres of land in North Roscommon. We have developed it considerably over the last 14 years our aim being to co-create a Nature Preserve and resource for our members and the local community with plenty of woodland trails, bird watching hides and spaces for nature retreats. 16,000 trees make up our young woodland,and are all being grown with no chemicals - we need your help to keep it eco-friendly, maintain trails and associated features.
Read Updates on our Community Woodland here.


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Woodland Meitheal

Meitheal is the gaelic tradition of working together in Nature. You can volunteer with us - simply email us, write Volunteer in the subject box and give your details in the main body of the email. Please give us your name, age, any relevant experience, preferred date(s) and of course your contact details - email etc. You will need boots and wet gear. See our volunteer page here.

Our First Biodiversity Study

Here's a copy of our first biodiversity study.
celtic_druid_temple_1_.pdf
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Arial Pic taken 2019

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We practice the principles of the Celtic Druid Tradition seeking to co create abundance recognising the inherent lifeforce in all things.
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Our renovated Tigín (little house) where volunteers can stay over.