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Mayo County Council is encouraging those with interest to fill out the online application form.
Castlebar Municipal District, in conjunction with Castlebar Chamber, has announced the Castlebar Christmas Market 2025.
The market is set to take place from Thursday, December 18 to Sunday, December 21 at Collectors Lane, Bridge Street. The market will be open across four days from 1pm to 8pm and will have stalls from local craftsmen and food alongside festive entertainment.
Mayo County Council is now inviting businesses and local producers interested in taking part to register their interest and secure a space. The Castlebar Christmas Market will be an opportunity to showcase unique, high-quality products to a diverse audience, supporting local artisans and entrepreneurs.
The Castlebar Christmas Market will be an opportunity to showcase unique products, supporting local artisans and entrepreneurs.
The Market will feature three types of stalls:
The online Application Form and Terms and Conditions can be found at www.mayo.ie. For any further information, please email castlebarao@mayococo.ie.
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