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06 Sept 2025
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Isabella Tuohy
Thurles Farmers Market would like to wish our customers and supporters a healthy and prosperous 2024.
Michael (vegetables, fruit, eggs, honey, juices) and TJ (fuel) will return on January 6, with other traders back later in January.
Enquiries - 087 270 1689.
In 2024, it is hoped that construction work will begin on the Thurles Market Quarter – we have had no update from the council in recent months.
The winners of our Christmas Raffle for customers making purchases over the last three weeks are Isabella Tuohy, Mary Abbott and Louise Cunningham. Thanks to everyone that supported our Special Christmas Event.
Caption: Mary Abbott
The winner of the Children’s colouring competition is Patrick Quinn. Please try to continue to shop local and support local – you are supporting local enterprise, and your money circulates in the local economy with great benefits to our communities.
Food and Craft producers are invited to become members of the market to give customers a wider selection and to help keep the Market in operation.
Caption: Louise Cunningham
Follow Thurles Farmers Market on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter @ThurlesM.
Thurles Farmers Market welcomes new traders – food or craft call 087 270 1689.
We look forward to seeing you at our market at the Greyhound Stadium, on Saturday mornings between 9am and 12.30pm.
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