Cashel Farmers Market

Cashel Farmers Market trades every Saturday morning in the centre of one of Tipperary’s best-known heritage towns, with the Rock of Cashel visible above the rooftops from most of the stalls. Local growers, home bakers and small food producers set up from 10am, giving both townspeople and the steady flow of visitors who come to see the Rock a genuine local market alongside the tourist trail.

What to expect

The stall mix is the standard Saturday spread found across Tipperary’s town-centre markets: fresh vegetables and seasonal fruit, home-baked bread and traybakes, dairy and free-range eggs, and a rotating line-up of artisan crafts and gifts from local makers. It runs as an open-air market in the town centre, so turnout and the exact stall count shift a little with the weather, but it operates year round rather than on a seasonal schedule. Entry and browsing cost nothing, and stallholders trade in cash. Because Cashel draws heavy day-tripper traffic for the Rock and the Bru Boru cultural centre, the market tends to be busier than markets in towns without a major visitor attraction on the doorstep, so arriving earlier in the morning gives the best choice of produce.

Getting there

Cashel sits just off the M8 motorway between Cork and Dublin, with Bus Eireann services stopping in the town on routes connecting Cork, Limerick and Dublin. The market operates in the town centre, within easy walking distance of the main car parks and a short walk uphill from the Rock of Cashel itself.

While you’re in Cashel

The Rock of Cashel, a cluster of medieval ecclesiastical buildings on a limestone outcrop above the town, is one of Ireland’s most visited heritage sites and pairs naturally with a market morning. There is more to see in Cashel and across Co. Tipperary.

Good to know

• Date: Saturday, 8 August 2026 (weekly)
• Time: from 10am
• Venue: Cashel town centre, Co. Tipperary
• Price: free to browse
• Recurrence: every Saturday, year round
• Mix of farmers’ produce and artisan/craft stalls