Trim Saturday Farmers Market

What to Expect

Trim’s weekly Saturday farmers market operates from St Patrick’s Hall on St Loman’s Street in the heart of this historic town. Stalls offer grass-fed and heritage meats, sourdough and artisan breads, farmhouse cheeses, free-range eggs, locally grown vegetables, and handmade crafts, with the mix of stallholders shifting a little from week to week depending on what’s in season. The market has become a genuine social hub for the town as well as a shopping trip, with hot food and coffee stalls making it a popular Saturday morning stop even for people who aren’t there to do a big shop. Trim is one of the Boyne Valley’s best-known towns, built around the River Boyne and the vast walls of Trim Castle, and the market gives visitors a reason to combine a heritage day out with some proper local food shopping. It is a small, walkable market rather than a sprawling one, so it suits a quick browse as easily as a full weekly shop, and it tends to be busiest between about 10.30am and midday.

Good to Know

• Every Saturday, from approximately 10am

• Location: St Patrick’s Hall, St Loman’s Street, Trim, Co. Meath

• Find updates and stallholder news on Facebook: Trim Farmers Market

• Free to browse; goods bought individually from each stallholder

• Located a short walk from Trim Castle, one of Ireland’s largest Anglo-Norman castles, and from the town’s riverside walks

• Recurring weekly market; this listing is dated to the next Saturday and rolls forward each week

Getting There

Trim sits on the R161/R154 road network, about 45km northwest of Dublin via the M3 and N3. The market is within easy walking distance of Trim Castle and the town’s main car parks, including the pay-and-display area near the Castle Street bridge.