Block connections from outside a country?

Hi there,
I would like to keep certain ports open for remote access - ssh, ftp and vnc as examples.
When I do a whois on those IP's it gives me a good idea of where those unauthorized connection attempts are coming from.
http://www.abuseipdb.com/whois/91.229.77.4
The above being a good example.
Is it possible to setup rules that automatically disconnect attempts from outside the UK (in my situation) ? I realise I could whitelist the IP's I use but I find this a bit of a pain since I move around a lot. My passwords and logins are reasonably secure - but having this setup would dramatically help security.
I know my own IP shows me being somewhere in Englandshire but I do live in deepest darkest Scotland, So I'm aware the IP lookup is not perfect ... however is it possible just to blacklist series of IPs that don't orginate from certain countries?

I say dramatically help security - but I know someone is going to comment, let me rephrase - dramatically help obscurity =D I realise people can proxy etc but I'm just looking to slow down bots and toolkits - if someone really wants to connect let them bruteforce. I'd just rather automatically block the ones I'm not interested in.
I use little snitch, having had a poke around I see someone uses IP lists that they convert into CIDR and then pipe into little snitch.
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=2520179
I realise utils like peerguardian used to be all the rage for blocking bittorrent peers from certain companies -- but does anyone know of any app that does what I'm looking for automagically?

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