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Vintage Lane Café Branding from Brouder Design Version V1 Branding1. Restauran fromt Brouder2. GastroDesign Pub 3. Cafe Version V1 1. Restaurant 2. Gastro Pu b Gastro3. Cafe Pubs 4. Markets 5. Producers 6. Festivals www.brouderdesign.ie 19. Hargadon Bros 4. Markets 5. 20.Producers The 6.Strand Festivals Bar 7. Accommodation 8. Beverages 7. Accommodation 8. Beverages Beverages Branding from Brouder Design Version V1 1. Restauran21.t Lough2. Gastro Pub Gill 3.Brewery Cafe (Saturday Tours) 4. Markets 5. Producers 6. Festivals Markets 7. Accommodation 8. Beverages 22. Beltra Country Market 23. IT Sligo Farmers Market www.brouderdesign.ie www.brouderdesign.ie www.brouderdesign.ie To Market, To Market... Sligo has a selection of A visit to the weekly food & craft markets Sligo Food Trail Markets every Saturday & Sunday ... Meet Our Producers We’re so lucky here on Sligo Food Trail to have a fabulous selection of Farmers’ Markets to choose from. What could be better than buying directly from the producer? There’s a cornucopia of the freshest vegetables, fruit and herbs – all in season of course, because they’re all local. You’ll find preserves and mouth-watering baked goods plus all manner of readymade meals. Make a beeline for the local honey. Try tapenades, sip a smoothie, choose a chutney...the options are endless. As well as great food, Rathcormac Artisan Food & Craft Market has a wealth of fabulous local craft in its inimitable quirky setting. It’s almost like a Christmas market all year round; you could spend half the day exploring this distinctive venue. Check out their resident artists in the beautifully restored courtyard before enjoying a relaxing lunch at Vintage Lane Café. Choose the freshest organic seasonal vegetables from Aiden Gillen or meet local producers Ciaran and Coeurine from Murson Farm and try their delicious bread and preserves. The Craft Village is open every day and on Saturdays from 10am you’ll find Rathcormac indoor market open at the same location. Strandhill People’s Market - surely unique in its airplane hangar setting - is a fusion of speciality food with stalls specialising in European and Asian cuisine.
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