Farmers Markets List 

At a Farmers’ Market, farmers, growers or producers (usually from a defined local area) are present in person to sell their own produce direct to the public. Farmers’ Markets give local producers the opportunity to sell their goods directly to consumers. Farmers' markets are held weekly or monthly in many Irish towns and cities Ireland.

Good practice for Farmers' Markets

The Good Practice Standard for Farmers’ Markets was launched in June 2009 and to date 34 markets in Ireland have successfully met the criteria of the code, these markets were announced by the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries & Food following two waves of assessment in 2009. All of these markets are identified by this symbol  on the farmers' market listing below.

Participation in the standard is voluntary and is denoted by a banner and certificate, which markets may display if their application is successful. Click here to download the form and for further details on the Good practice for Farmers' Markets.

Applications are now open for a third wave of applicants for 2010; Closing date for applications is Wednesday 31st March 2010.

Country Markets

Check out our Country Markets page to see a listing of country markets around the country.

If you wish to add your market to the list or have any further information on the markets listed, please contact:
stephanie.moe@bordbia.ie or tel 01 6142254