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  • 08-04-2011 5:20pm
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    horse7
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    i am thinking of selling some stuff at a sunday market/car boot sale,in or near dublin.i know 2 places,fairyhouse and one on the dart line near the docks.its a one off thing and not a regular stall im after.does anyone know the procedure,eg cost for setting up a small table,entrance fee etc.and are there other places that hold a sunday market/car boot sale around dublin.im near blanchardstown.ta.


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    horse7 wrote: »
    i am thinking of selling some stuff at a sunday market/car boot sale,in or near dublin.i know 2 places,fairyhouse and one on the dart line near the docks.its a one off thing and not a regular stall im after.does anyone know the procedure,eg cost for setting up a small table,entrance fee etc.and are there other places that hold a sunday market/car boot sale around dublin.im near blanchardstown.ta.

    Dublin Flea, last sunday every month. 35 euro per stall. I did it, and it was packed on the day.


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    LID
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    Does anyone know if there are there any good markets open in Dublin tomorrow (Sunday 10th April) apart from Blackrock...? Thanks!


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    Super-Rush
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    Moved from After Hours.


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    tony 2 tone
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    Jake1 wrote: »
    Dublin Flea, last sunday every month. 35 euro per stall. I did it, and it was packed on the day.

    In Newmarket Square, Dublin 8. It always seems to be busy.


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