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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Cushendale Woollen Mills is one of only two traditional wool mills still operating commercially in Ireland - and has been run by the same family for six generations!
It is a real blend of the ancient skills of wool milling and blanket weaving with a modern family business, reaching out to bring their wares to the wider world.
It is a real blend of the ancient skills of wool milling and blanket weaving with a modern family business, reaching out to bring their wares to the wider world. Click here to read all about the new developments at Cushedale Woollen Mills.
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Jim Ryan (dyeing and finishing) and Kathleen Joyce (work room manager) part of the Cushendale Woollen Mills ‘family’
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