Killruddery’s farm market takes place in the charming Horse Yard, an ever-evolving food and shopping space that we continue to co-pioneer with a passionate collective of local producers & Makers
Bringing you organic vegetables from An Tairseach, baking from Days Kitchen, Sweet & Savoury Crepes from the Crepebox, freshly prepared locally sourced street food from Flip ‘n’ Awesome & gourmet sandwiches from Roast, Love Falafel offer wonderful wraps and salads with a Lebanese twist. The market features both local and world arts, crafts and vintage items, as well as our own Farm Shop.
SHOP LOCAL
This is a must-do opportunity to shop locally in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere: support your local economy and farmers!
MIND THE ENVIRONMENT
Killruddery is proud to only use 100% compostable takeaway cutlery and napkins in our Farm Market and Tea Room. We are continuing to make steps to nurture our environment – this is a mission close to our hearts.
CREATE A COMMUNITY
Join us in creating a lively community focused around delicious local produce and a unique and varied shopping experience.
OPEN AIR
Killruddery’s Horse Yard can be accessed (free entry + free on-site parking) without stepping into our Gardens — but we recommend that you do when we open again in April! Enjoy the fresh air and our 17th century landscape with a Killruddery Farm Market treat-filled hamper for lunch!
Fresh herbs & salads from Killruddery’s Walled Garden. Our orchard eggs! Organic fruit and vegetables from An Tairseach: blackberries in October, chard & chicory in November! Local honeys and preserves, bakery stalls, hot food vendors, tea + coffee, gifts, crafts, vintage fashion & eco homewares.
Our passionate stall holders have been dedicated to evolving a local food space at Killruddery for many years: we are so appreciative of all their efforts to keep providing amazing local food and products.
We have over 15 primary producers & foodies at Killruddery Farm Market including local organic farm An Tairseach, Flip’n Awesome, The Crepe Box and Love Falafel, The Birds & The Teas, Loo Vit Jewellery, Tom Barry Woodwork and Kilcrea Design Studio + many more! Featured below – two of our current stall holders and Autumn highlights.
Organic Farm & Ecology Centre, Wicklow
An Tairseach was founded in the 1990s by a small group of Dominican Sisters who set out to transform 70 acres of land into an organic farm. An Tairseach means ‘Threshold’ in Irish – it was chosen as a reflection of being ‘in-between’ understandings of our place in the world. In all courses and retreats now held in An Tairseach’s organic environment, the mission is to help people participate in a sense of belonging to the Universe, to celebrate interconnectedness. After clearing the soil of chemicals, restoring its fertility, improving hedgerows, laying out pathways and planting thousands of trees, An Tairseach acquired organic status in 2006. The community now sells bountiful organic produce at their own on-site shop and at three local markets – Killruddery, Bray and Pearse Street.
Jams & Chutneys, Wicklow
The Birds & The Teas is the enterprise of Pat and Olive Germaine, partners and creators of delicious tea-time favourites using fresh, seasonal ingredients. Pat’s recipes are handed down from her own mother – now enlivened with a modern twist. The Birds & The Teas’ products now include jams, relishes, chutneys and baked goods. “Our customers often describe our products as memories in a jar, bringing them back to their childhood kitchens. We believe if you put the good stuff in, you get the good stuff out.” Products include: Oh So Vine: tomato & chili relish; Last Mango In Paris: mango chutney; Red Or Dead: red onion marmalade and The Waldorf: toasted walnut and apple chutney.
Vegan spreads
Delicious, nutritious, and so versatile – seeds are at the centre of everything they make at Síolta Kitchen. From Middle Eastern tahini halvas to luscious sunflower butters, all their handmade treats are vegan, gluten-free and nut-free – there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
TOOK PLACE ON: 21.09.2019
Announcing our annual
APPLE MARKET DAY
Saturday the 19th of September.
We will bring out the apple press and we invite you to bring your apples + a container to collect your juice!
There will be acoustic music by Dave McGuinness. Apples on sale with @an_tairseach_organic_farm_shop.
Our Killruddery Farm Shop will stock various harvest products + kiln bottles should you not have a suitable container (a recycled milk bottle will do!). Our friends @thecidermillslane will come with their delicious cockagee apple + Peeragee pear ciders. Various stall holders traditionally respond to the theme.
Weekend In December
Watch this Space
Our market is both indoor and outdoor.
We are open from 10:00 – 15:00 and we offer free parking and entry to the market.
Killruddery is situated 20kms south of Dublin, just beyond Bray in Co. Wicklow. Take the M50 southbound onto the N11 then take Exit 7, the Bray/Greystones exit and follow signs to Greystones. We are on the right near the end of the Southern Cross road leading from the N11 to the Greystones Rd. Alternatively, get the dart to Bray and then Finnegans Bus, the 184 or 84 to Lord Meath’s Gate.
If you are driving, follow the signs to our main car park and follow the signs into the Horse Yard, where our Farm Market is located.
Southern Cross, Bray,
Co. Wicklow, Ireland
A98 W9F2
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A GARDEN ALWAYS IN BLOOM
WE ARE OPEN! OUR GARDENS ARE OPEN TUESDAY – SUNDAY 09.30 – 18.00 (LAST ENTRY 17.00). CLOSED MONDAY (WITH THE EXCEPTION OF BANK HOLIDAYS). OUR GRAIN STORE CAFE & FARM SHOP ARE OPEN DAILY FROM 09.00-18.00 (LAST ORDERS FOR GRAIN STORE CAFE 17.00).
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