Christmas craft fair to return to Cork village later this month 

Now in its fourth year, the fair will feature more than 20 stalls selling everything from jams to jewellery, candles to cardigans, ceramics to chutneys, tea to textiles, wreaths to wraps and much more.
Christmas craft fair to return to Cork village later this month 

The annual Glounthaune Christmas Craft Fair will be returning to Cork this November.

The annual Glounthaune Christmas Craft Fair will be returning to Cork this November.

Now in its fourth year, the fair will feature more than 20 stalls selling everything from jams to jewellery, candles to cardigans, ceramics to chutneys, tea to textiles, wreaths to wraps and much more.

Event organiser Kate Cuddy said: “There are so many talented crafts people in our community who are struggling in this climate to find an outlet for their work.

“So, let’s reduce our carbon footprint by giving the multinational online and high-street vendors and their delivery drivers a break. 

“Walk, cycle, train, or bus yourself to Glounthaune, and enjoy the Christmas shopping experience.”

On the day, hot beverages will be provided by Nom Nom Cafe, alongside sweet treats, which will be donated by Fitzpatrick's Shop and sold at the charity cake sale stall.

The fair will take place at the Glounthaune Community Centre on November 30 from 11am to 5pm.

Visit the Glounthaune Community Association Facebook page for more details.

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