Fibreshed Ireland

A community-supported movement building networks to craft a regenerative Irish textile system based on local fibre, local dyes & local labour

Budget


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-$137.00 USD
~€119.99 EUR
Approved

Credit from Design & Crafts Council of Ireland to Flax Meitheal Harvest Celebration 2025

+€690.00EUR
Completed
Added funds #958551

Credit from Attendees to Flax Meitheal 2026

+€35.86EUR
Completed
Added funds #957344
Today’s balance

€22.47 EUR

Total income

€19,983.57 EUR

Total disbursed

€19,961.10 EUR

Estimated annual budget

€6,277.47 EUR

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Projects

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A series of events and activities to celebrate flax

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Demonstrating and promoting Fibreshed Ireland at Bloom

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A series of 8 woolly workshops to get ready for European Wool Day 2026

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A citizen science project to highlight the use of compostable fibres, while educating about the p...

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Many Strands Make a Strong Rope: a two-day event

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To celebrate the flax harvest with a weekend of presentations, panel discussions, craft demonstra...

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Flax & Linen Inné agus Inniú demonstrations and heritage games

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About


Fibreshed Ireland is a community-supported movement building networks to craft a regenerative Irish textile system based on local fibre, local dyes & local labour.


Our work focuses on:

Networking

To facilitate collaborative partnerships and verified provenance.

Regenerative Fibre & Dye farming

Supporting farmers in transitioning to more resilient, biodiverse agricultural practices to ameliorate climate change.

Regional Fibre & Processing

To build equitable, local and collaborative circular bio-economies for resilient rural enterprise.

Education, Research & Advocacy

To shift policy, industry practice and public awareness towards reducing textile waste and appreciating our local raw materials.