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A view of stalls at the first Ormond Castle market in July. The market returns this Saturday to coincide with the L'Etape Ireland cycling event being hosted in the town
A craft and artisan food fair and a series of other events to coincide with the L'Etape Ireland cycle event in Carrick-on-Suir this weekend are planned in and around Ormond Castle by Explore Carrick-on-Suir.
The series of social events will take place on Saturday, September 27 - the day before the L'Etape Ireland cycle that will bring several thousand cyclists to Carrick-on-Suir for the start and finish of the event.
In addition to the fair at Ormond Castle, there will be a cycle tour of Carrick and the Blueway at 10am, a yoga session at the Castle, an Irish Record Fair at Brewery Lane Theatre and a children’s L’Etape cycle race starting and finishing from Ormond Castle at 3pm.
The Suir Valley Choir will perform at the Castle at 3pm while at 4pm there will be a display of decorated bikes at the Castle.
Clonmel composer Eamon O’Malley will perform his original work 24:09 inspired by Sean Kelly’s famous 1985 Nissan Classic time trial between Clonmel and Carrick at Brewery Lane that evening while Cooney’s Bar will host a L’Etape Party night featuring a Red Hot Chili Peppers tribute band gig.
For further information check out the Explore Carrick-on-Suir website: Explorecarrickonsuir.com and Facebook page.
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