The Dublin Flea Market first opened its doors in November 2008 and has since become one of Dublin's most popular markets. It takes place once a month in the Digital Hub, a cluster of technology, digital media and internet companies in The Liberties area of Dublin, Ireland. And being indoors means it is safe from the unpredictable Irish weather.
The market features around 45 stalls selling everything from vintage clothes to retro furniture, second hand bikes and all sorts of random bric-a-brac - pretty much everything you would expect to find at a flea market!
As well as the buying and selling, the Dublin flea market usually features a mix of DJs, live bands, artists and just about anything else they can pull together on the day to keep the shoppers entertained. While soaking up the atmosphere, visitors can always take a break, grab a coffee and try the homemade falafels, cakes, pizza and Greek food. The Co-op's organic food store is also open on market days, with the best selection of organic and fair trade goods in Dublin.
As it only takes place once a month, there's always a buzz at the Dublin Flea Market. As well as being a great day out for bargain hunters, the market gives people the chance to take a stall, hone their haggling skills and play shop for the day. The Dublin Flea Market community is growing month by month and we really hope they'll be around for many years to come!
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