Top Things to do in Ireland’s Ancient East
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10 Farmers Markets in Ireland’s Ancient East That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Ireland’s Ancient East, Ireland including Bandon Country market, Pizza Rustika, Skibbereen Farmers' Market, Lismore Farmers & Craft Market, Skibbereen Farmers Market, Bantry Market, Midleton Farmer' Market, Bandon Farmers Market, Wilton Farmers Market, Cahir Farmers Market.
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1. Bandon Country market
2. Pizza Rustika
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Neapolitan freshly baked pizzas at a street food stall .
3. Skibbereen Farmers' Market
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Skibbereen Country Market, Abbeystrewry Church Hall, Fairfield Car Park, Skibbereen Co Cork.Every Friday 11.30-2pm Homemade produce and goods including bread, cakes,jams chutneys,vegetables, honey,eggs and plants. Lots of crafts,knitting, crochet, sewing,cards,paintings, textile art,felting. Lots of lovely gifts. Cafe,hot drinks,homemade cakes and pastries.
4. Lismore Farmers & Craft Market
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Closed for the season of 2019. Will reopen March 2020 The market is situated on Castle Avenue which leads up to Lismore Castle. It is held every Sunday and has a large range stalls! You can find everything from fresh fruit and veg to handmade bears and jewelry! If you have the chance to visit Lismore there are many activities here. Along the avenue you can explore the grounds of Lismore Castle which last year installed two sections of the historic Berlin Wall. Visit Lismore Heritage Centre to learn about the local history. There is a large children's play area for the kids, public toilets and free parking just by the Castle Avenue.
5. Skibbereen Farmers Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By webblorna - Garstang, United Kingdom
A great market atmosphere, it has a real buzz of local produce and local people all enjoying market day. Local fish, meat, veg, bread, crafts, plants and antiques can be found. The bread available all around was lovely and we would highly recommend the salad stall as a tasty bite for lunch.
6. Bantry Market
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4.5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By P7238MFlindas - London, United Kingdom
Bantry Market Day on Fridays is, weather permitting, an absolute treat. You have to be prepared for whatever the sky throws down, not to mention the whims of the winds. What IS guaranteed are a number of excellent food stalls: high-quality baked goods and local cheeses, plus a good choice of organic produce. Little Red organic skin care is my particular favourite, worth searching out, not always there. It's a relaxed, friendly atmosphere, no hard sell, just an honest country market. Delightful.
7. Midleton Farmer' Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By Shinners4 - Midleton, Ireland
Love it. From Valcano Pizza to the coffee man, great fresh bread and beautiful flowers. We go every week, fun morning with the kids. Coffee and snack and sit on the grass and people watch.
8. Bandon Farmers Market
9. Wilton Farmers Market
10. Cahir Farmers Market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 7 reviews
Cahir Farmers Market, now a firm fixture in the Castle Car Park every Saturday 9am - 1pm.There is ample parking, great local produce, a friendly welcome in a stunning setting.
