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Choice, warmth, tradition
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The gourmet's guide
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Eating out in Ireland
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A gastronome's paradise
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Farmers’ markets
Farm visits
Local markets are now a regular fixture 
Farm visits are an essential and highly 
on the food calendar and offer the perfect 
enjoyable part of the Irish food 
chance to meet with producers from 
experience, especially for families. 
the surrounding country. Sample some 
Tantalizing tours and organic trails will 
jewels of the Atlantic Ocean and fine rural 
whet the appetite at these local farms:
produce at these farmers’ markets: 
•  The Organic Centre, Rossinver, 
•  Galway City Market
  County Leitrim 
  A joyful way to spend a Saturday, this weekly market  
  This centre showcases crops nurtured in tune with  
  in the heart of Galway City will stimulate your senses  
  nature, and stages demonstrations including slow  
  and inspire your culinary creativity.
  food days, tours and short courses.
•  Ennis Town Farmers’ Market, County Clare 
•  Tourism Tastes Trail, County Galway 
  Every Friday morning, this market is a feast for the  
  This trail is a satisfying four-day tour of artisan food
  eyes as well as the stomach.
  producers around the dramatic County Galway  
  landscape and coastline.
•  Donegal Town Market
  One Saturday every month, the heart of Donegal  
  Town lights up with the displays of fine fresh and
  locally produced food. 
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