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Another fun day was had by all September's Holycross Village Market.
Michael Walsh was the winner of tickets to 'Whispers of the Abbey', Michael Skehan & Siobhan Gleeson were winners of Slate from Richie Quinn & Cookies from Sunny Bakes.
The community wishes to thank Premier Credit Union for their sponsorship, and all who supported.
They salute the students, vendors, market team, volunteers and advertising collaborators.
Holycross Tidy Village Association gratefully received €700.
The next market is the 'Pumpkin Fest', taking place on Saturday, October 26, from 12pm to 3pm with a Pumpkin Carving, Competition, Trick or Treat, Scarecrow Competition and much more, all for big prizes.
There will also be Italian street food and a flower arranging workshop by Olivia, in aid of breast cancer in addition to new and favourite traders.
For more information, contact 089 410 9309 on WhatsApp, or email thevillagemarketholycross@gmail.com
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