Gorey Farmers' Market

What to Expect

Gorey Farmers’ Market runs every Saturday morning at Gorey Community School on Esmonde Street and is generally regarded as the busiest market venue in County Wexford. It brings together independent food growers and producers, fishmongers and a rotating line-up of food trucks, giving it a wider range of hot food and ready-to-eat options than the county’s smaller country markets. Expect fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and fish stalls, artisan food producers selling everything from cheese to baked goods, and street-food style stalls for anyone who wants to eat on the spot rather than cook at home. Because Gorey is one of the larger towns in the county, the market draws both regular weekly shoppers and passing visitors, and stall numbers tend to run higher here than at the smaller village markets nearby. It sits close to Gorey’s main shopping streets, known locally as the Boutique Boulevard for their run of independent shops, so a morning at the market pairs easily with browsing the town centre afterwards. Gorey is one of the fastest-growing towns in the county, and the market has grown with it, now running for a longer window on a Saturday than most of Wexford’s smaller markets and drawing producers from well beyond the immediate area to sell alongside the town’s own growers.

Good to Know

• Every Saturday, 9:00am to 1:30pm
• Location: Gorey Community School, Esmonde Street, Gorey, Co. Wexford
• Free to browse and enter; most food stalls take cash, some accept card
• Wide range of stalls: fresh produce, fishmongers, artisan food producers and food trucks
• The largest and busiest of Wexford’s weekly farmers markets
• Easy to combine with a browse of the Boutique Boulevard shops in Gorey town centre
• Check the market’s Facebook page for the stallholder line-up and any seasonal changes

Getting There

Gorey Community School is on Esmonde Street, within walking distance of Gorey town centre and its main shopping streets, with parking available at the school grounds and around the town centre.