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Meath Street Market

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  • 11-01-2012 10:18pm
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    James__10
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    I'm getting the 1 bus from Dundalk to Dublin on Friday should be in the City Centre for just after 2, What time does Meath Street Market close at on a Friday?


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    Lawrence1895
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    Do you mean this one here?

    http://www.libertymarket.ie/Opening%20Hours.html

    Opens Fridays from 10am t0 4pm


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    Gavin "shels"
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    Fake clobber? :D It's all muck by the way.

    Are you walking down or getting a bus from town?


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    James__10
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    Gavin shels wrote: »
    Fake clobber? :D It's all muck by the way.

    Are you walking down or getting a bus from town?

    Never :rolleyes:

    Anyway think we'll get the luas from town?


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    IHateMondays
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    Hey there, it's worth a look, depends on your taste though. Mainly new stuff in there. The traders are lovely people, very chatty. Get the Luas to James Hospital and walk along James Street, Thomas Street and finally getting onto Meath Street by turning right off Thomas Street. Are you into second hand shops? If so let me know as I know a lot of them around the city..


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    P_1
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    IHateMondays wrote: »
    Hey there, it's worth a look, depends on your taste though. Mainly new stuff in there. The traders are lovely people, very chatty. Get the Luas to James Hospital and walk along James Street, Thomas Street and finally getting onto Meath Street by turning right off Thomas Street. Are you into second hand shops? If so let me know as I know a lot of them around the city..

    A quicker and cheaper way is to get off the Luas at Four Courts, cross the river and then stroll up Bridge Street, turn right at Cornmarket and then down Thomas Street and take the left for Meath Street.

    Only been there the once now mind, didn't really see anything to catch the eye tbh


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    kittyj
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    Hey, There is a great new market on Thomas Street called The Ferocious Mingle Market, its open thursday to sunday 11-6, not only does it have a good mix of stall but they have nice coffee shop and live music :)


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    Travel is good
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    The 123 bus would bring you nearer to Meath St. than the Luas. Just get off the stop before Tescos in Thomas St. Then you are near the other Market in Thomas St. too.


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    P_1
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    kittyj wrote: »
    Hey, There is a great new market on Thomas Street called The Ferocious Mingle Market, its open thursday to sunday 11-6, not only does it have a good mix of stall but they have nice coffee shop and live music :)

    Is that the place that sells the coddle?


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