Dec
Christmas Message from Limerick Milk Market The Milk Market, Limerick Friday 1st to Sun 3rd December Friday 8th to Sun 10th December Friday 15th to Sun 17th December Thurs 21st to Sun 24th December “We are delighted to announce the Christmas at the Limerick Milk Market series 2023. This year we have a range of….
Sep
Culture Night 2021 at The Milk Market! September 17th, Open from 4pm -8pm with Free Entry! Live Music By:Downtown Dixielandhttps://www.facebook.com/DowntownDixielandBand/ Kids Games Area Magician Steve Spadehttps://www.facebook.com/stevespademagic/ Pigtown Mask Making Demo by Lumen Street Theatre https://www.facebook.com/Lumen-Street-Theatre-578858578960251/ Food, Crafts, Cafes & Fashion
Dec
Christmas Message from Limerick Milk MarketThe Milk Market, LimerickFriday 4th to Sun 6th December 2020Friday 11th to Sun 13th December 2020Friday 18th to Sun 20th and Tue 22nd to Thurs 24th December “This year has been a challenging year for everyone including all of us at the Limerick Milk Market, we are however immensely grateful….
Jan
It shouldn’t come as much of a surprise in Limerick – aka Pigtown – that we have a growing number of really exceptional artisan butchers, and the Milk Market is home to one of the city’s finest, Alan Nolan of Nolans of Corbally Butchers. Wexford-born, Alan found his home in Limerick after years working in….
It’s an idea that was born when a man from Wicklow and a woman from Limerick met a woman from Canada in Peru. It sounds like a riddle wrapped in a Limerick, but despite its complex backstory the idea for food tours of Limerick’s Milk Market is really very simple. Teacht Linn Milk Market Food….
Aug
Sefik Dikyar’s journey to Limerick from the town of Tire, near the city of Izmir on Turkey’s Aegean coast, has all the drama of the hit film Four Weddings and a Funeral. A surprise invitation to a wedding, then a last-minute invite to stand in as an emergency witness for the groom, led to Sefik….
Jul
Ecaterina has been selling the most beautiful cakes imaginable in the Milk Market for ten years. Like a lot of the traders in the market, she learned her trade at her mother’s knee. “Like a lot of Irish people, especially the women in the Milk Market, I learned how to bake from my mother. I….