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Halla bia food festival

  • 01-04-2018 9:34am
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    detoxkid
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    Anyone know where this is? I can't find it on their website. We were in town yesterday and there were just a few stalls around Spanish arch. I know there are various events around the place but I think there is also a halla bia? Can't see it on their website


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    westgolf
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    detoxkid wrote: »
    Anyone know where this is? I can't find it on their website. We were in town yesterday and there were just a few stalls around Spanish arch. I know there are various events around the place but I think there is also a halla bia? Can't see it on their website

    Former Connacht Tribune print works on market Street.


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    [Deleted User]
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    detoxkid wrote: »
    Anyone know where this is? I can't find it on their website. We were in town yesterday and there were just a few stalls around Spanish arch. I know there are various events around the place but I think there is also a halla bia? Can't see it on their website

    Its on in the Connacht Tribune building, the old print works building. There's maybe 20-25 stalls in there and very tasty stuff,make sure you try the coconut and mango bites, the cheeses (aged cheddar is yum) and the apple juices

    Free canvas bags were being handed out by the council yesterday too, dead handy for the day that was in it for carrying purchases


  • #4
    Cheshire Cat
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    Does anybody recall the name of the stall in the corner next to the Aran Island Goat's Cheese? Something to do with Foraging. They had some really unusual stuff. Rowan berry jelly and similar.
    Meant to go back and buy some, but something else came up and I won't make it in today :(


  • #5
    Wolverine359
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    Cheshire Cat wrote: »
    Does anybody recall the name of the stall in the corner next to the Aran Island Goat's Cheese? Something to do with Foraging. They had some really unusual stuff. Rowan berry jelly and similar.
    Meant to go back and buy some, but something else came up and I won't make it in today :(

    Just passed by the hall, they’re called Wild Irish Foragers. :)


  • #6
    Cheshire Cat
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    Wolverine359 wrote: »
    Just passed by the hall, they’re called Wild Irish Foragers. :)

    Thank you very much!


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