Turning the turf is an age old tradition involving the cutting of peat from a bog by hand in summer, to harvest for fuel in the winter. The ancient association of peat fires burning in old thatched cottages is an iconic memory of Ireland which still exists to this day, albeit in minority.
The smell emanating from the hearth evokes an essence of Ireland that touches many hearts, at home and abroad.
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Turning the turf is an age old tradition involving the cutting of peat from a bog by hand in summer, to harvest for fuel in the winter. The ancient association of peat fires burning in old thatched cottages is an iconic memory of Ireland which still exists to this day, albeit in minority.
The smell emanating from the hearth evokes an essence of Ireland that touches many hearts, at home and abroad.