Just Fair Market – Dublin

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I came across this farmers market in Dublin a little while ago, and I keep meaning to mention it here.  I noticed them because they link here, so I can see it in my log files.

Besides featuring local Irish farmers and independent food shops, here are a couple of things that make this market look really interesting:

  • Every weekend one or more stands offers cooking lessons.
  • There’s an information point, offering advice on what’s good to buy and why.

This really goes beyond what I normally see at farmers markets, and I think it’s neat.  It shows a unique commitment of engagement with their customers.

If you’re in Dublin, I hope you’ll pay them a visit.  Then please come back here and leave a comment telling us what you think!

3 Replies to “Just Fair Market – Dublin”

  1. Hi Randy!

    Yours is another blog I see often in my log files, because you link to me and a lot of people follow the link here.

    I really like your pictures and your sense of nature.

    I hope you make it to Dublin sometime. About 10 years ago I was there for several months for work. I really enjoyed it. It’s a very friendly city, with lots to do and see.

    You should make it a point to get out to the countryside too. There’s lots to see there as well.

  2. The market sounds really great. One innovation here in Tokyo is a night market held once a month. It helps attract people to the market that otherwise might not give it a second thought, and gives a vegetable geek like me a good excuse to invite people down to one of my favorite things. How do they choose what’s good to buy and why, I wonder?

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