Community Grow Gardens and Allotments

Community Grow Gardens and Allotments support health and wellbeing in many ways. They encourage regular physical activity, improve access to fresh, nutritious food, and provide welcoming spaces for people to connect, learn, and spend time outdoors. By strengthening social connections and supporting positive mental wellbeing, community growing helps create healthier, more resilient individuals and communities in line with Healthy Ireland priorities.

Community Groups and Associations

Are you are a community group or association interested in developing a community grow garden or allotment?

If you have identified a suitable location and would benefit from support navigating Council processes or procedures, we encourage you to contact the Healthy Tipperary Coordinator.

Guidance and practical support are available to help turn your community growing idea into a healthy, sustainable local asset.

Supported Grow Garden Projects 2026:

Clogheen Men's Shed
Gurtagarry Community Garden
Spafield, Cashel
Borrisokane Town Park
Carrick on Suir Library
Thurles Men's Shed

Contact - Eoin Kaar, Healthy County Coordinator, eoin.kaar@tipperarycoco.ie