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Tuath Green Team Visit to Cloughjordan Eco-Village
30th January, 2024
Yesterday marked a significant moment for the Tuath Green Team as they embarked on a visit to the Cloughjordan Eco-village in Co. Tipperary. The experience provided an opportunity for the team to listen and learn from a community dedicated to prioritizing environmental stewardship and community-centric living.

The Tuath Green Team, committed to driving and supporting green initiatives across Tuath’s operations, understands the importance of leading by example. Their visit to Cloughjordan Eco-village was a testament to this commitment, aiming to glean insights and inspiration from a community that embodies sustainability in its truest sense.Located in North Tipperary, Cloughjordan Eco-village stands as shining example of collaboration of resilience. From renewable energy systems to organic food production, every aspect of life in the village is meticulously designed to minimise environmental impact while fostering a sense of interconnectedness with nature and one another

As the Tuath Green Team wandered through the streets of Cloughjordan, they were greeted by a palpable sense of community spirit and shared purpose. Residents, passionate about sustainability and social cohesion, eagerly shared their experiences and knowledge with their visitors.

Cloughjordan serves as a living laboratory for sustainable living practices. Workshops and educational programs are regularly held, empowering residents and visitors alike to embrace a more sustainable lifestyle. From composting and permaculture to renewable energy workshops, the village is a hub of learning and innovation.
As the day drew to a close, the Tuath Green Team reflected on their experience with a renewed sense of purpose and determination. The visit to Cloughjordan Eco-village had offered not only valuable insights but also a glimpse into what a sustainable future could look like.
The visit to the eco-village served as a powerful reminder that change is possible when communities come together with a shared vision for a better, more sustainable world.

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