Welcome to Clonakilty Market!
Visit Clonakilty Market for an amazing range of locally-grown and organic produce, foods, baking, plants and crafts.
You can find us in and around Recorders’ Alley - which is a small laneway connecting Pearse Street to the Kent Street Car Park, beside O’Donovans Hotel, in the centre of Clonakilty,
County Cork.
County Cork.
We’re here every Friday morning from 9am to 2pm - come rain or shine - so call by this week and treat yourself to some great bargains!
“A pleasant feature of Town life”
Clonakilty Market has been trading on Fridays since April 2009 - and has quickly become a pleasant feature of Town life. For such a relatively ‘young’ market - it has enjoyed great success and public support - and is set to expand as more traders join in the future.
Clonakilty Market has been trading on Fridays since April 2009 - and has quickly become a pleasant feature of Town life. For such a relatively ‘young’ market - it has enjoyed great success and public support - and is set to expand as more traders join in the future.
“Home-grown, home-produced”
All of the traders at the Market have been carefully selected because they supply high-quality food and products that have been grown, produced or sourced by small producers across Cork county.
All food producers are registered with the appropriate health agencies, and the market currently provides employment for about 30 people.
You can have direct contact with the producers / craftspeople, which not only makes your shopping more interesting, but ensures that you get the products you want at unbeatable prices.
All of the traders at the Market have been carefully selected because they supply high-quality food and products that have been grown, produced or sourced by small producers across Cork county.
All food producers are registered with the appropriate health agencies, and the market currently provides employment for about 30 people.
You can have direct contact with the producers / craftspeople, which not only makes your shopping more interesting, but ensures that you get the products you want at unbeatable prices.
BordBia Approved!
Clonakilty Market is delighted to be one of the first markets in the country to be approved under the new BordBia ‘Good Practice Standard’.
The Standard requires that a high proportion of the produce sold at the Market is locally sourced or produced, and that the Market is properly organised and run for the benefit of its customers.
Clonakilty Market is delighted to be one of the first markets in the country to be approved under the new BordBia ‘Good Practice Standard’.
The Standard requires that a high proportion of the produce sold at the Market is locally sourced or produced, and that the Market is properly organised and run for the benefit of its customers.
Current Traders
As you would expect - our range of stalls is continually expanding - but here’s a quick summary
Bread
Cheese
Fruit & vegetables
Mediterranean fare
Gluten-free
Meats
Eggs
Seafood
Fresh Flowers
Honeys
Soups and relishes
Coffee & teas
Chutneys and pickles
Smoked fish
Sushi
Thai grill
Local artisan produce
and a fine selection of local crafts
This list is growing by the week as new traders join the Market!
Traders - join us!
If you would like to become part of Clonakilty Market - please contact Gerald Kelleher on 087 6775600.
All food traders must be registered with their governing bodies.
Space at the Market is limited, but we do operate a waiting list - so please make contact if you are interested.
If you would like to become part of Clonakilty Market - please contact Gerald Kelleher on 087 6775600.
All food traders must be registered with their governing bodies.
Space at the Market is limited, but we do operate a waiting list - so please make contact if you are interested.
We’re on www.westcorkmarkets.com - your personal guide to
the farmers’ markets of West Cork, Ireland. Use this website
to plan your visit to our markets - where you’ll find the best
local food, crafts, and craic.
Every Friday morning - 9am - 2pm, beside O'Donovans Hotel, Clonakilty, Co Cork, Ireland
