Marguerites Bakery

Address	The Square, Newcastle West, Newcastle West, County Limerick, Ireland
Telephone	069-62564

Website

www.margueritesbakery.com

Welcome to Marguerite's Bakery and Restaurants...Newcastle West, Killarney and Abbeyfeale...offering the broadest possible range of specialist cakes for every conceivable occasion.

Whether you are celebrating an important anniversary, birthday, a company gathering, or a wedding, Marguerites Bakery will produce a cake made to your specific requirements.

Want to know more, get information, or order a cake? Click here for our Enquiries Form.

Marguerite's was established in 1970 by Margaret & Richard Condon, parents of the present owners. Margaret's father Michael (Ganzy) Murphy was one of the old traditional bread bakers, trading from the early 1900's in Maiden Street, Newcastle West. The business closed in the 1960's but the tradition was rekindled in 1970 when Margaret, his daughter, along with her husband Michael started the present business "Marguerite's.

The business was founded on the principles of using the finest ingredients with products baked fresh daily. Our products are not mass-produced, but require a high level of skill and craft to create confectionery of such high standard. Our original recipes developed in the '70s are still used unchanged.

Today Marguerite's consists of a purpose built bakery supplying our own retail outlet in Newcastle West, Abbeyfeale and Killarney. The Bakery supplies wholesale to retail and the catering trade. The business includes a Coffee Shop/Restaurant in both Newcastle West and Killarney. The restaurant in Killarney trades as "Scéal Eile".

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