Sligo Markets: When and Where to Shop Local

Markets have always been social spaces. People come to buy produce, but they also come to meet friends, talk to producers, and wander without much purpose for an hour or two. It’s a lovely way to find to not only support local food producers, but also to find something special, a gift, or a piece of art for yourself or for a loved one.

It can be hard finding information about the markets online and although I’ve written several times about the individual markets, I thought it would be handy to have all the information in one place. Days and times can vary during the Winter and over the holidays, so check with the markets directly – I’ve linked their Facebook pages.

Saturday

9am – 1pm The Sligo Farmers Market at the ATU Sligo. Market is outdoors.

10am – 12.30pm Beltra Country Market on the N59 Beltra, Sligo. Market is indoors

11am – 4pm. Sligo Indoor Market in The Canopy Shopping Centre, Sligo Town. Read the dedicated blog post here: https://magnumlady.com/2025/10/05/sligo-indoor-market-in-photos/

22nd March 12pm – 4pm. Markets at The Model will return this March with a special Spring Market! Shop unique finds from local makers & creatives and explore a thoughtfully curated selection of market stalls, including vintage clothing and hidden treasures. *This isn’t a weekly market. Keep a look at their website to find out more: https://www.themodel.ie/?event=spring-market-2026

Re-opening on March 28th. 10am – 3pm Rathcormac Market, on the N15 Rathcormac, Sligo. Market is indoors.
Open for bookings at the moment, more details on the Facebook page above.

Due to open in March, 2026, but no updates as yet. 11am – 3pm Enniscrone Indoor Market. In the old church, Main Street, Enniscrone. Market is indoors.

Sunday

11.00 am – 1pm the first and third Sunday of the month. Cliffoney Country Market, Village Hall, Cliffoney, County Sligo.Market is indoors.

11am – 4pm. Sligo Indoor Market in The Canopy Shopping Centre, Sligo Town.

The markets are a great way to find things that you might not find elsewhere, from foods to clothes, craft to art, and everything in between. They also make for a great day out and you can enjoy the chats with the stallholders too.

This blog post isn’t sponsored of affilated with any of the markets mentioned. If you like what I do and would like to leave me a tip, I’d be very grateful: https://ko-fi.com/magnumlady