Transferring the Family Farm Clinics
October 6th 2026 – November 26th 2026
Teagasc run Transferring the Family Farm clinics every year. These clinics are designed to help farm families through the process and all aspects that need to be considered when transferring the family farm.
In the below video, Klara McGrisken, Teagasc Financial Management Specialist, provides an overview of what takes place at the clinics:
A Guide to Transferring the Family Farm
All attendees to the clinics will receive a copy of the latest A Guide to Transferring the Family Farm booklet, providing essential information on taxes, legal issues, collaborative farming options, pensions and education issues relating to farm transfer.
Clinic Dates and Locations
These clinics are designed to help farm families through the process of transferring the family farm. In 2026, clinics will take place in seven venues throughout the country.
See dates and venues below
Please note that all clinics will commence at 10am. Bookings can be made online by clicking on the links below or by contacting your local Teagasc office.
Wednesday, 4th November| 10am | Cork
Fermoy Mart, Corrin, Co. Cork. Eircode: P61 EE37.
Register for the Cork Clinic here
Thursday, 26th November| 10am | Donegal
Mount Errigal Hotel, Ballyraine, Letterkenny, Co. Donegal. Eircode: F92 FKX6.
Related reading
The Farm Business – A Guide to Transferring the Family Farm
Traditionally in Ireland, land continuously passes from one generation to the next. This transfer of ownership does not always go smoothly. While there is no magic formula to guarantee the successful transfer of a farm from one generation to the next, major difficulties can be avoided if plenty of time is invested in the transfer […]
The Farm Family – A Guide to Transferring the Family Farm
The farming family can be a complex structure. In some cases, there could be up to four generations living on the farm. Some of these may be working together in an informal way and generally with the ownership with one generation. Traditionally in Ireland, the farm may be given to one child with other children/siblings […]
Legal Issues – A Guide to Transferring the Family Farm
The First Step in a Succession Plan Making your Will is a quite a significant legal task to undertake. This legal document sets out how you wish your assets to be shared out on your death. It is a document that is often thought of too lightly, the comment ‘anybody can write a will’ comes […]
Taxes on a Farm Transfer – A Guide to Transferring the Family Farm
Getting good taxation advice is key ingredient in creating a successful succession plan. It is important to complete a taxation calculation prior to any handover taking place. If there is a potentially large tax bill, then it might be possible to mitigate against this, by adjusting the plan or timelines of the transfer. With good […]
Collaborative Farming and Succession – A Guide to Transferring the Family Farm
In the context of succession, collaborative farming arrangements provide options to farmers of all enterprises, in two ways. Firstly, as the interim step before full transfer of the farm to a son or daughter and secondly, it gives the option of collaboration with another farmer through partnership, share farming, contract rearing, land leasing or cow […]
Availing of a Pension on Retirement – A Guide to Transferring the Family Farm
Most farm families look on the idea of involving the younger generation in the running of the farm business as a positive one; it brings in a fresh pair of hands to take on some of the work and responsibility and it helps ensure that the farm business has a greater chance of continuing as […]
Education – A Guide to Transferring the Family Farm
Education is a key consideration when planning the transfer of the family farm. The choice of educational programme is a very important decision. Succession planning should include adequate time to investigate the range of agricultural training programmes. Currently, there are several different types of courses covering a range of subjects in the land-based sector from […]
Generational Renewal Week

Consisting of a hybrid programme of events, Generational Renewal Week 2026 highlighted career paths for young farmers and support for older farmers in stepping back. It covered tax, succession and collaborative models like partnerships, share farming and leasing to help families to start the transition.

