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Welcome to Skerries Mills Community Garden
A vibrant, volunteer-led space where biodiversity thrives, plants grow, and friendships blossom.
Where Nature Thrives and
Community Blossoms
Skerries Mills Community Garden is a welcoming green space where volunteers, visitors and families can connect with nature, learn about biodiversity and support pollinators in the heart of Skerries.
Plan Your Visit
Discover our opening hours, accessibility, and what to look out for this season in our thriving oasis.
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Volunteer With Us
Get your hands dirty and learn new skills. We welcome volunteers of all ages and levels to our garden family.
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Upcoming Events
From planting days to harvest festivals, find out what's happening in the garden this month.
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Proudly supporting the rare Large Carder Bee!
Biodiversity at the Heart of the Garden
Skerries Mills Community Garden is designed to support local wildlife, protect pollinators and create a thriving natural space for the community to enjoy. Through pollinator-friendly planting, wildflowers, herbs and carefully managed habitats, the garden helps provide food and shelter for bees, butterflies and other important species.
The garden also plays a role in supporting the rare Large Carder Bee, making biodiversity a key part of everything we do.
Skerries Wild Bee Festival 2026
Thank you to everyone who joined us for this year's festival at Skerries Mills. From guided walks and expert talks to family activities, storytelling, and workshops, it was a brilliant weekend celebrating pollinators, biodiversity, and community.
Experience the Wild Bee Festival
through the years
Latest from the Garden
Read our recent updates, gardening tips, and biodiversity stories.
Garden Gallery
A glimpse into life at Skerries Mills Community Garden across the seasons.
Help Us Grow a Wilder,
Healthier Skerries
Skerries Mills Community Garden is proof that local action can make a real difference. Whether you visit, volunteer, attend an event or plant for pollinators at home, you can help support biodiversity in Skerries.