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Kia Ora Mini farm is a family run open farm in Gorey, Co. Wexford which opened for business in 1991.
The name Kia Ora came from a visit to family and friends many years ago in New Zealand by Paddy & Maura. Everywhere they looked were the words “Kia Ora”. “Kia Ora” is an expression in the Māori language, and simply means “hello” or “welcome”. Literally translated it has a meaning of “be well or healthy”.
Maura & Paddy felt very welcome on their visit and the warmth and friendliness of the people of New Zealand and the green landscape meant it felt like it was a home away from home. When it came to choosing a name Kia Ora Mini Farm felt right and we hope that you feel very welcome on your visit.
In the last number of years, the day-to-day running of the farm has been taken over by Padraig O’Donohoe, or Podge as he is affectionately known to all, with the help of his wife Evelyn who deals with the admin, accounts and marketing.
Opening times: Open weekends and bank holidays.
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