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Galway Market

Galway Market

Galway & The West

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Galway Market

Galway Market
The Galway Market is a vibrant and bustling open-air market that has been a fixture of Galway's city centre for centuries. Every Saturday and Sunday, local traders and artisans gather in the historic St Nicholas Churchyard to sell their goods — from fresh produce to handmade crafts. The Market is also a hub of community activity, where locals and visitors come together to socialise, listen to live music, and soak up the lively atmosphere.

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  • address7 Lombard Street, Galway
  • moreInfoIn July and August, the market is also open on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from noon–6pm and every day during the Galway Arts Festival from noon–6pm
  • openingHoursSat 8am–6pm, Sun noon–6pm
  • phone+353 83 847 8930

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