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20 Dec 2025
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Farmers’ Market Stall holders Kate Johnson & Agnes Mazur with Santa
The Cahir Christmas Market held another of their Christmas Markets on last Saturday December 13.
It was a busy morning for Cahir Farmers’ Market as they hosted a Kids Christmas Market. Local children came along and made handmade/homemade Christmas gifts and set up tables amongst the full time stall holders.
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Rockwell Music Academy came along on the day and entertained everyone with some Christmassy tunes too. It was a lovely Christmas Market that all enjoyed!
The Farmers Market will hold their last Market of 2025 on this Saturday December 20 and it will be kicking off from 10am finishing at 1pm. The ‘Cahir to Sing’ ladies Choir and the Daughters of Dun Iascaigh will sing Christmas Carols and songs at this Market and all are welcome to come along and join in the fun!
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You can get all your Christmas treats and fresh food fare and be entertained while you shop and we hear that there will be a visit from Santa too!
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