Markets in Wicklow

Wicklow county has a fine reputation for farmers markets.

Offering fresh locally produced products including artisan foods such as cheeses and sauces, organic fruit and vegetables, meat locally reared and much more besides…

Wicklow Town

has at last joined its many neighbours by offering the public an newly opened Saturday Market which takes place in the car park area of SuperValu Wicklow on a weeky basis – This is a growing market so if you wish to join why not pop down and have a chat?

Greystones’

Meridian Point Shopping Centre Greystones, off the main street houses a weekly Saturday Farmers Market (10am-4pm) and a weekly Sunday arts & crafts market (11am-5pm).

Maccreddin farmers market in Aughrim:

One of the most famous markets in county Wicklow perhaps due to the fabulous family friendly barbeques and entertainment provided is the Farmers Market at Maccreddin Village – home of the also well known Brooklodge Hotel and Strawberry Tree Restaurant, in Aughrim.

Laragh / Glendalough:

The brockagh Resource Centre is also the home to Farmers Market (2nd Sunday of Every Month, 11am – 4pm) and Craft Fairs throughout the year.  This is a very friendly and cosy market even in the rain as it has an indoor area with hot tea for sale and the Christmas market is especially festive!

Arklow Country Market

Country market takes place in the Masonic Hall, Ferrybank, Arklow Town, Co. Wicklow on Saturdays, 10:30 a.m.

Sweetbank Farm

Rathnew
Co Wicklow
june to Sept

A very popular and family friendly place to visit in Newcastle is Sweetbank Farm located on the road to Rathnew. This idyllic looking fruit farm offers the visitor fresh farm produce such as apple juice and jams plus seasonal treasures to buy at very reasonable prices.

The courtyard setting and lazy sun-trapped stall betray the hard work that goes on here in keeping this fruit farm alive and well. Well worth a visit by adults and children alike! For more information on Sweetbank Farm why not check out their website www.sweetbankfarm.ie

For more information on Farmers Markets throughout Ireland why not visit www.irishfarmersmarkets.ie by clicking here.