At Nenagh Farmers Market · Quintins Way, Nenagh, Co. Tipperary
Nenagh Farmers Market runs every Saturday on Quintins Way in the centre of Nenagh, one of the longer-running weekly markets in North Tipperary. From 10am to 3pm, local growers and producers sell fresh fruit and vegetables, organic meat and poultry, home baking and a range of organic goods, drawing a steady stream of locals doing their weekend shop alongside visitors passing through the town.
The market’s five-hour window is longer than most Tipperary farmers markets, which tend to run more like a Saturday morning slot, so there is less pressure to arrive early to get the best of the produce. Regular stalls cover fresh fruit and vegetables, organic meat and poultry, home-baked bread and cakes, and a rotating selection of other organic and local goods. It is a genuine trading market rather than a craft fair, aimed at the weekly shop rather than souvenirs, and it draws support from Nenagh’s farming hinterland as much as the town itself. The market runs year round, weather permitting, since it operates as an open-air setup on Quintins Way.
Nenagh sits on the N7 roughly halfway between Limerick and Dublin, with Bus Eireann services stopping in the town centre. Quintins Way is close to the centre of Nenagh, within walking distance of Nenagh Castle and the main shopping streets, with parking available nearby.
Nenagh Castle, a 13th-century Norman keep, is one of the best-preserved of its kind in Ireland and only a short walk from the market. Lough Derg is a short drive south. There is more to see in Nenagh and across Co. Tipperary.
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