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Chair Farmers Market host Hamper raffle for Hope - Congratulations to Cliona Ryan and Brian Rooney who won the Hampers in aid of the Hope Charity.
The Cahir Farmers Market held their last market of 2025 on Saturday December 20 and it kicked off from 10am finishing up at 1pm.
The was a very festive atmosphere on the morning with ‘Cahir to Sing’ ladies Choir and the Daughters of Dun Iascaigh singing Christmas Carols at the Market, student Donnacha Hurely onsite selling raffle tickets for a beautiful hamper to raise money to go to India in January with the Hope Charity and lots of Christmas treats and Christmas food items and fresh food fare available to the great crowd of shoppers.
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Everyone was entertained while they shopped and a lovely morning was enjoyed by all. Congratulations to Cliona Ryan and Brian Rooney who won the Hampers in aid of the Hope Charity on the day.
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Cahir Farmers Market would like to thank all their loyal customers, fantastic Stall holders and all who pop in every Saturday all year and wish everyone a very happy Christmas and New Year 2026 too! The Market is now closed for a few weeks for the Christmas break, so watch this space for the reopening date!
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