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At Embrace FARM, we support farm families in the aftermath of a serious injury or sudden death, offering a compassionate community to share, heal, and connect. Your journey is your own, and we are here to walk it with you on your own terms. Learn more about our mission and how we can help.

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“However you may be feeling, it is real and personal to you. At Embrace FARM we can help guide and support you and your family. With dedicated and 1:1 counselling, we can help you adjust to this new normal.”

– Embrace FARM Team Member

Survivor Stories

Peter Gohery

(Board Member at Embrace FARM) – Survivors story after injuries from an unguarded PTO shaft

After a piece of clothing was caught in an unguarded PTO shaft, Peter lost his leg and was left with life-altering injuries. Peter speaks about the aftermath of a serious injury by highlighting the importance, and changing the attitude, for farmers around farm safety.

Ann Doherty

A vicious attack from a bull

After opening the gate to their field to let back in heifers that got out, she was struck into the chest by a bull. Ann speaks about the long-lasting pain after such a serious injury, and adapting to relying on her family more.

Aengus Mannion

Harrowing accident who was crushed by a teleporter

After checking on his cattle, the teleporter rammed Aengus into a tree and pinned him to the spot by his legs. Aengus speaks about the importance of hope and support after a serious injury that left him unsure if life was worth living.

Liam O’Keeffe

Survives an attack from a bull in 2007

After noticing that the bull was brought in with the cows to be milked, Liam went to turn him out when he was struck multiple times. Liam speaks about the importance of caution around bulls, and the use of a chain and ring on the bull that saved his life.

News & Events

13th Annual Ecumenical Remembrance Service

Join us for Embrace FARM’s 13th Annual Ecumenical Remembrance Service...

Living and Farming after a Loss – May 15th 2026 | Mayo

Living and Farming after a Loss – Information Evening Date/Time:...

Embrace Farm 13th Annual Ecumenical Remembrance Service framed photos laid out on an alter step with candles and cards

12th Annual Ecumenical Remembrance Service

Join us for Embrace FARM’s 12th Annual Ecumenical Remembrance Service...

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If you or someone you know has experienced a serious injury or sudden death within a farm family, you are not alone. Embrace FARM is here to listen and support you through difficult times. Reach out to us today.

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