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Car boot sales

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  • 17-08-2009 10:34pm
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    Faith
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    I know this probably isn't the most appropriate forum, but I honestly can't think of a better one.

    Firstly, can anyone tell me what car boot sales are on in and around Cork, and with what frequency they're on?

    Secondly, I want to sell stuff at one, but I've never been to one! Can anyone explain how they work? Do I need to bring my own table or what?

    Thirdly, I was thinking of selling some homemade baked goods while I'm there. Can I actually do this?

    Thanks!


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    mudokon
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    I see signs posted regularly for car boot sales at Kilcully Scout Camp, looks like you just missed one there though.

    I also stumbled across Bootflea, the forum link wasnt working but it may give you some ideas for places to try & there are phone numbers/email addresses listed that may be of some use to you.


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    wazzoraybelle
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    Fermoy seems to have one every week on the old mitchelstown road,castletownroche has one every fortnight and there is one every bank holiday monday in shanagarry and I think blarney. There are also random ones in carraigtohill, glanmire ,mogeely and kilcully. There used to be a big one in rathcormac but I'm not sure if its still going on.
    Usually the fee is about 20 yoyo per car, but fermoy frequently has a free sunday for cars (not Vans). You bring your own table and you can sell homemade goods ( though not fast food as there is a higher fee for that).


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