Clare Tourism Development is inviting expressions of interest from creative professionals to form a panel they can call upon for scheduled events on an ad-hoc basis throughout the year.
Are you always on the lookout for another outlet to promote your food or drink business? Many members tell us they are interested in reaching new customers outside of markets, so when opportunities like this come across our desk, we share them to help you decide what might work for your business.
Taking card payments is essential for many traders, but it does not always work smoothly at markets and events. Signal issues, failed payments, fees, and lack of support can make a long trading day even harder.
Meal Heal YOU is an IOMST member and small Irish business based in County Laois. The business operates across food production and wellness, combining traditional practices with modern small business trading.
The new Casual Trading Bye Laws for the Kildare County Council (Athy Municipal District) have now been officially adopted. The bye-laws were formally approved at the municipal-district meeting on 20 October 2025 and the public notice was issued on 28 October 2025.
The Athy Municipal District has officially adopted new Casual Trading Bye-Laws, approved at the Council meeting held on 20th October 2025.
What was the Basic Income for the Arts? Launched in 2022, the Basic Income for the Arts (BIA) was a three-year pilot programme by the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media.
Be Part of the Magic at the Winter Woodland Christmas Market, Avondale As the Wicklow Town Christmas Market will not be taking place this year, organisers are seizing this opportunity…
The Listowel Food Fair is gearing up for its 30th anniversary, running from Thursday, November 6th to Monday, November 10th, 2025. This milestone event continues to spotlight Ireland’s vibrant artisan food scene, offering a platform for emerging producers to showcase their creations.
A major milestone has been reached for Galway’s food community, as planning has officially been approved for the redevelopment of the former Connacht Tribune printworks into a large indoor food market. This follows the initial proposal lodged last year, which outlined a vision for a contemporary food hall supporting local producers, street food traders and artisan makers.
