Went to milk Market after reading great reviews on trip advisor. Went on Sunday afternoon at half twelve,the first weekend of September. There was about two food stalls,one vintage stall and that was about it! It looked like there was more to be set up,but it was open since ten you would imagine they would have been set up by... More

My first visit to The Milk Market in Limerick was this summer and is a must to visit on a Saturday for a great day out. A busy market with everything. Cafes, crafts, fresh fruit & veg. You would need to go every week to sample all the goodies on offer especially the fantastic pastries! A great find was the... More

Limerick Milkmarket on a saturday morning is the place to visit if you are in Limerick .Everything is on offer from second had clothes to fine foods .Its free .Just soak in the atmosphere. More

We went to The Milk Market on a Saturday morning. It was jam packed with the locals and some of us tourist. It looked like this is where the locals would go for groceries and flowers. I have never seen carrots so big in my life. They had booths outside and inside the market which included locally grown produce, scones,... More

The Milk Market has undergone extensive development and is now under cover which makes it more accessible all year round. The number and variety of vendors never ceases to amaze and impress. It is now open 7 days a week and is well worth a trip. More

Great cheese on sale, curries in a tub, chocolatiers, a creperie, a pig on a spit and great breads, pies and just about anything else a food lover could want. One of the best food markets in the country. Brilliant on a Saturday morning. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. More

A great place when the weather's good but not so nice when its not as as well ws being cold and wet bad weather causes stall holders to pack up early, if they arrive in the first place. Also Limerick city council need to improve on pavement/street cleaning, as the market takes place on Saturdays and no clean up appears... More

The Milk Market. Yes. A veritable feast for the eyes. No milk, mind you, but plenty of lovingly produced goods with regard to the food end of the affair. There are antiques too - and plenty of junk graveyards that should be classed as no more than an abysmal car boot sale, but hey. This is Limerick. A city that... More