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The Village Market in Holycross is on this Saturday
Holycross Village Market is set to take place this Saturday, July 27th, from 12 noon to 3pm for the popular monthly market that brings people from all across the region.
This month they are hosting the Barking Mad Novelty Dog Show in aid of local charities, with seven categories to consider and great prizes. Those entering are asked to register by Thursday 25th by WhatsApp 089 4109309 or email thevillagemaretholycross@gmail.com .
A great day is promised once more at the market which has grown steadily in both strength and numbers in recent months. Those who attend can enjoy live music, art, crafts, bakes, a raffle and much more.
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