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Temple Bar Craft and Furniture Market
This craft and furniture market is relatively new and enjoys great popularity with locals and tourists alike. The stalls feature work from a wide variety of artists, some local and some international. More than thirty of the stalls are dedicated to furniture, much of it handmade, and it is also possible to order custom furniture. The designs of both the crafts and the furniture range from traditional to innovative and avant-garde. The kinds of crafts you will find include pottery, handmade candles, jewellery, silks, and metal and wood freeform sculpture. Many of these distinctive items are only available at this market and cannot be found in shops.
Opening times: Sundays 12 pm - 6 pm
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Meeting House Square
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Dublin
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Cow''s Lane Market
This market features both fashion and fine art, and you will find stalls selling hip designer clothing, belts, bags, jewellery, ceramics, photography, and more. Cow’s Lane market is the only designer market in Dublin, and has made quite a name for itself. Many of the items are one-of-a-kind or very limited, and some are handmade. Accessories are a very popular here, including exotic items such as hand-made Italian Resin jewellery and Brazilian ornaments, colourful hadbags, and beautiful scarves and belts.
Opening times: Saturdays 10 am - 5.30 pm
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Cow''s Lane
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Dublin
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Temple Bar Food Market
An extensive market with a wide selection of gourmet food, the Temple Bar Food Market is one of the very best places to get produce, meat, cheese, and a variety of prepared ethnic foods, and much of the food is organic. You can find just about everything here, and some highlights include gourmet jams, freshly-baked breads, delicious sausages, sushi, Mexican food, and Spanish paella, chorizo and tortillas. There is also a good selection of Irish food, including Corleggy Cheeses, smoked salmon and haddock, eel, mussels, and more.
Opening times: Sat 10 am - 5 pm, Wed 11 am - 3 pm
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Meeting House Square
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Dublin
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George''s Street Arcade
The series of shops and stalls in the George’s Street Arcade is the perfect place to look for a distinctive gift from Dublin. The arcade is situated in a large, atmospheric Victorian building and is a bustling, popular place to shop. Their is a wide selection of items for sale, from the traditional to the exotic. Some of the best merchants include Claudio’s wines, selling fine wines from all over the world, Lara Lu’s chocolaterie and food stall, and the New Moon jewellery store, one of the oldest establishments in the arcade, which sells delicate silver jewellery as well as ethnic pieces from Indonesia. There are also some funky, hip clothing shop such as Lowkey, and some high-end jewellers such as Barry Doyle, located upstairs. This store features handmade gold and silver jewellery, fancy cufflinks, and a beautiful selection of designer rings.
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South Great George’s Street
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Dublin
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Blackrock Market
This market is located a bit outside of Dublin in the village of Blackrock, but is easily accessible from the city with the bus or DART. The Blackrock Market has the reputation of being a very friendly, welcoming market, and has a wonderful mix of things for sale. It includes both new, second-hand, and antique goods, as well as food and beverages. There are stalls selling modern and fine art, furniture, handmade crafts, clothing, and more. Part of the market is outdoors and part indoors, and it is open all year round.
Opening times: Sat 11 am - 5.30 pm, Sun 12 pm - 5.30 pm, Bank holiday Mondays 11 am - 5.30 pm
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Main Street 19a
Blackrock
Tel: +353 (0)1 2833522
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