Irish Blessing KA Tralee 3-21-25

     Roisin Dubh X Adhradh daughter. Tralee (truh-lee) is a bay off the coast of Kerry, Ireland. A/A or A/F by parentage. We had not intended to keep Tralee but after both her sales fell through due to transportation issues and life changes, we took it as a sign she was meant to stay with us for a while longer. Tralee is growthy and tall! We love her topline and strength of bone as well as the lovely dairy skin she inherited from her mother. The improvement in spring of rib over her dam has been appreciated and we are thrilled with her teat placement thus far. It will be exciting to watch her mature! 

     If Tralee is bred, it will be to Sean for 2026.

Irish Blessing KA Tuiren (pending) 3-19-25

     Roighnach X Adhradh daughter. Tuiren (tear-en) means "other world/fairy woman" in Irish. A/A or A/F by parentage. Tuiren is a joy to have. Sweet, calm, and very affectionate. She has a lovely, wide head, correct shoulder assembly, and wonderful spring of rib for her age. We have appreciated the improved rump slope over her dam as well as more correctly centered teats. She seems to have retained her dam's exceptionally wide escutcheon and we are excited to watch Tuiren grow!

     Truiren will be dry for 2026.

Irish Blessing IS Temhair (pending) 3/20/25 A/A casein by parentage

    Niamh X Sean daughter. Temhair (teh-ver) means "high place" in Irish. Somehow this little doe is even wider than her dam! Her rear leg set and escutcheon arch are the widest we have ever had born on our farm and her teats already so improved size and placement over her dam! We'd like to see a more level rump slope and length of body but her head is just a dream. We have found her sire to be extremely slow to mature and suspect that Temhair will be the same. We love her mischievous but friendly nature and are thrilled that Niamh blessed us with a second daughter to retain in our herd.

    Temhair will be dry for 2026

Irish Blessing Tir Na Samhradh 5/20/25 (pending)

    Tir Na Samhradh (tear-nuh-sow {like cow}-ruh) means "Land of Summer" in Irish and this little late baby has the barn name of "Summer." We were so happy when Holly kidded with a doeling after we struggled to get her to settle. Summer is a doll! Super sweet, quirky, and goofy. Her head is simply beautiful, being dished without losing strength of jaw. She is deep bodied for her age and shows improved front and rear legs from both side and front views over her dam. She is very immature and with her late birthdate, we are still watching her structure change and develop as she grows. 

     Summer will be dry for 2026.