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Claregalway Market

  • 01-11-2010 12:09am
    #1
    dollybird2
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    Popped into Claregalway Market today for the first time and really enjoyed it, great vibe about the place. There was a stall there selling cupcakes and dessert style bits, fantastic fare. Can anyone tell me if they are usually there or was it just for Hallowe'en?


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  • #2
    confuseddotcom
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    Where was that on?


  • #3
    dinneenp
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    It's in Claregalway Business Park on Saturdays and Sundays.
    They have a stall with cupcakes every weekend.
    Free facepainting and bouncy castle for the kids.
    Stand with crepes, burgers.
    A lot of bits n pieces.


  • #4
    tred
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    dinneenp wrote: »
    It's in Claregalway Business Park on Saturdays and Sundays.
    They have a stall with cupcakes every weekend.
    Free facepainting and bouncy castle for the kids.
    Stand with crepes, burgers.
    A lot of bits n pieces.


    every sunday, probably more festive for halloween and xmas.


  • #5
    [Deleted User]
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    It used to be every sunday, now its sat & sun


  • #6
    confuseddotcom
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    That's cool. Nice idea. Tough times though to keep up something like this, but good work. Fair play to Claregalway for their community spirit.


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  • #7
    Acoshla
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    It's been on every weekend since last year, great idea to use some empty units. There have a facebook page, maybe you could ask there OP about the cupcakes. Was it Foods of Athenry no?


  • #8
    magentas
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    nice to visit the odd weekend you can pick up some cool bits like theres a stall with loads of old records and a guy that does buffalo burgers!

    bought a lovely wooden birdhouse off a guy out there too
    nice to support local events like this

    http://www.facebook.com/pages/Galway-Ireland/Claregalway-Family-Indoor-Market/269753015770


  • #9
    dollybird2
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 463 ✭✭dollybird2


    Spadina wrote: »
    It's been on every weekend since last year, great idea to use some empty units. There have a facebook page, maybe you could ask there OP about the cupcakes. Was it Foods of Athenry no?

    No it wasn't Foods of Athenry, although I have tasted their fare and it's gorgeous also.
    The market is a lovely place to spend a weekend morning. I really enjoyed it and will definitely be calling in again. Fair play to the people involved in the organisation and the vendors.


  • #10
    ultain
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    Anyone know what the story is with selling at the market..how much is it to set up a stall?
    Do i need to have a trading license?


  • #11
    Acoshla
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,729 ✭✭✭Acoshla


    Call the organisers and ask, the last time I enquired about a stall it was €35 euro but that was last winter when it was only new. I don't know about the licence, but you'd probably need your own insurance.


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