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Rossnowlagh Farmers Market is on the move, with this week’s market taking place in Creevy NS hall on Friday, April 3.
Where better to get your delicious fresh produce, Easter goodies and a great range of crafts, all while enjoying a great morning for all the family.
It had been hoped that the market would return to the beach carpark this week, but the weather forecast dictated otherwise.
A spokesperson said: “We’re absolutely delighted and grateful to Creevy NS for kindly allowing us to use their hall instead.”
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The market runs on Fridays from 10am to 1pm.
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