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06 Sept 2025
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The Potato Market site, Naas
The popular farmers' market in Naas should be allowed to expand into the town.
The market takes place at the Potato Market site, (beside the Presbyterian church), on Saturdays between 10am and 3pm since it resumed last November.
A variety of produce including organic fruit and vegetables, bread and baked goods, a butcher with free range meat, fresh fish, olives, honey and bee products as well as a range of hot food stalls are on sale weekly.
Now Naas Mayor Evie Sammon wants Kildare County Council suspend the bye-laws for June, July and August.
This is a legal mechanism should would allow trading ot take place at Market Square on Saturdays and "to expand the space for Naas Farmers Market."
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