Kate is a fantastic host, and her farm was the perfect place for us to stay.
This is a working farm so there are horses, chickens, and two lovely dogs running around. There are some polytunnels and agri-food beds to interest the horticulturalist.
The camping is wild in the loveliest way. There isn't electricity in the field for you to plug into so it's off-grid bliss. The grass is naturally long but it's extremely easy to find a spot to pitch your tent.
The two compost toilets are spotless and are set in purpose-built wooden toilet blocks. They're private and even easier to use than your WC at home.
The kitchen is fully-stocked with all the plates, pots, pans, cutlery, cups etc that you will need. There is also a fridge, kettle, and cooking apparatus. The kitchen has a roof and three sides while the front is open so that you can enjoy the view of the great outdoors.
This is a great spot to stay in the middle of Ireland for camping. I would definitely go back and stay there. You will need a car to get there, and you are not close to any shops, restaurants, or pubs so it's best to bring what you need with you.