Irish Goats
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About Irish GoatsAbout Irish Goats





Irish Goats are long-haired goats from Ireland used for milk, meat, and skins. Although not native to Ireland, domesticated goats have long been raised in Ireland. In many areas feral populations have become established as a result of escapes or deliberate releases from captivity. Iris Goat populations have persisted in remote and rugged areas which they are ideally adapted - Irish Goats are nimble-footed on crags and precipitous cliffs. They range widely in colors; however, they are usually a mixture of grey, black, and brown. Both genders have horns, but the males have larger horns.

Irish Goats Associations

The Old Irish Goat Society The Old Irish Goat Society - www.oldirishgoatsociety.com