Macha Equine Holistic Medicine Woman

25/01/2026

Some Horse psyhcology ,yoga therapy mix mash

Looking forward to onvting you for 1-1 equine facilitated sessions

Group sessions

Group trainings soon !!!!

Im long past sharing my expertise in field of horses

But for those who DO not know me

This isn't new work its old experienced work I offer but in new context

Will talk about that in future

I have been facilitated equine facilitated healing for over 15 years for humans

And equine pro for 20 plus years

And a equine Fool forever 😋

Always working with the Joker card.

Cause if you cant or dont laugh every day ! You need help !

Joy will keep you alive !

(And your horses /pets)

28/12/2025

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17mgUogm4t/

Have Your Say on Animal Welfare in Ireland.

The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) is currently developing Ireland’s next Animal Welfare Strategy (2026-2030) and has opened a public consultation to hear directly from people across the country.

At the NSPCA, we see first-hand where animal welfare systems work, and where they don’t.

This consultation is an important opportunity for the public to share their own experiences, concerns and priorities, and to help shape how animal welfare is approached in Ireland over the coming years.

Your Voice Matters 🐾

Helpful information ➡️ 🔗 https://www.dspca.ie/have-your-say-on-animal-welfare-in-ireland/

Email your say ➡️ mailto:animalwelfareconsultation@agriculture.gov.ie

⚠️ Closing Date: Friday 2nd January 2026 at 5pm.

26/12/2025

Happy Winter Solstice From Ireland Eirú Eire !

Lol

This is to true vibes of ireland

FLIUCH BAITE ! Soaking Wet 😂🤣😂

This is how i look most days

I think this day looking rather "put together tbh

Today (Stephens day)

I actually had 2. Jackets , 2 jumpers 2 tops
2 pants one fleece one ski pants
3 pairs of socks
One tinsalate knee high waterproof boots 1 insulated hat as seen (vintage !)
And 2 scarfs( hand me downs )

Sure style in Ireland is Furious

I hope you all had smashing holiday

I had NO time off at all 😂🤣😂

But sure that's the land we live in

Work .die.

Come back a insect

Who knows 👾👾👾👾👾👾👾👾👾👾

26/12/2025

4 half year old Little L

Today

😋

26/12/2025

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1FQvnL6TWk/

UPDATE - REUNITED
Lost please , please share , this girl may be injured so
Please check under trees , ditches , sheds etc in case she is hiding scared. 0862112850

29/11/2025

21/11/2025

20/11/2025

In a landmark moment for animal rights, Canada has passed a bill that bans the captivity of great apes and elephants. This victory marks a significant step forward in recognizing the rights and dignity of animals that have long been exploited for entertainment and labor. This victory isn’t just for these magnificent creatures, but for every individual who has fought for their freedom.

Animals, especially those as intelligent and emotionally complex as great apes and elephants, do not belong in cages. For decades, these magnificent creatures have been deprived of their natural habitats, forced to live lives of confinement, boredom, and pain. With this bill, Canada is taking a bold stance against these practices and standing up for what’s right.

This decision is not just a legal victory—it’s a moral one. By outlawing the captivity of these creatures, we are acknowledging their right to live freely, in the wild, as they were meant to. It’s a powerful message that we must treat all beings with respect, and not exploit them for our entertainment.

While there’s still much to be done, this bill represents a significant step toward creating a world where animals are no longer treated as mere spectacles. It reminds us that progress is possible when we choose to act with compassion and empathy. Every victory counts.

The fight for animal rights is far from over, but today, we celebrate this win as a step in the right direction. 🦍🦓

18/11/2025

17/11/2025

16/11/2025

The Government’s new Housing Action Plan aims to end blanket “no-pet” bans in rental agreements across Ireland.

Housing Minister James Browne pushed for the change, insisting that tenants, especially in social housing, should not be automatically banned from keeping pets.

Under the proposal, Approved Housing Bodies (AHBs) will no longer be allowed to include a general “no pets” clause in tenancy agreements. Instead, landlords will be encouraged to assess pet requests individually, following a similar model recently introduced in the UK.

Animal charities have welcomed the move, noting that many renters have been forced to give up their pets in recent years due to strict housing rules.