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Flea Market / Car Boot Sale
📖 Dublin's flea market scene offers resellers a vibrant landscape, particularly for vintage clothing, unique homeware, and collectibles. Blackrock Market, a long-standing institution in Blackrock village, is known for its antiques, bric-a-brac, and occasional vintage finds, alongside international food stalls. For those seeking a wider array of second-hand treasures, the Dublin Flea Market (when active) and newer initiatives like We Love Markets at The Digital Hub provide opportunities for everything from retro furniture to unique knick-knacks and artisanal crafts. Car boot sales, such as Balbriggan Car Boot Sale and Jamestown Market & Car Boot Sale, are excellent for early risers looking to snag bargains on clothing, tools, and various odds and ends, though the best items often go quickly t
🗒️ 4 Flea Markets
- Blackrock MarketDublinSat & Sun: 11:00 - 17:30, Bank Holiday Mondays
- Jamestown Market & Car Boot SaleDublinSat & Sun: 09:00 - 15:00
- We Love Markets Flea Market @ The Digital HubDublinLast Sunday of the month: 11:00 - 17:00
- Balbriggan Car Boot SaleDublinEvery Sunday: 08:00 - 14:00
4 markets
Blackrock Market
📍 Dublin
Open: Sat & Sun: 11:00 - 17:30, Bank Holiday Mondays
Address: 19a Main St, Blackrock, Co. Dublin, A94 C8Y1
One of Dublin's oldest and most established markets, Blackrock offers a mix of indoor and outdoor stalls. It has a bohemian, European flea market feel, blending antiques, collectibles, and crafts with food stalls.
💰 What to buy here
- Vintage Irish Art & Prints Buy€10-€50 → Sell online€40-€150 on Adverts.ie or eBay for known artists Look for prints by artists like Jack B. Yeats or Paul Henry, but verify signatures and authenticity.
- Antique & Costume Jewellery Buy€5-€40 → Sell online€20-€100 on Adverts.ie or Depop Check for hallmarks on silver pieces (a harp for Dublin) and the quality of stones in costume jewellery.
- Second-hand Books & Vinyl Buy€2-€15 → Sell online€10-€50 on Adverts.ie, higher for rare records on Discogs/eB First editions of Irish literature (Joyce, Beckett) and original pressings of bands like Thin Lizzy are highly sought after.
- Collectable Ceramics & Glass Buy€5-€25 → Sell online€20-€80 on Adverts.ie Keep an eye out for Belleek pottery (check for the trademark) and Waterford Crystal.
💡 TipHead to the stalls inside the main house for higher quality antiques and collectibles; the outdoor yard is better for general bric-a-brac and furniture.
Jamestown Market & Car Boot Sale
📍 Dublin
Open: Sat & Sun: 09:00 - 15:00
Address: 90 Jamestown Rd, Inchicore, Dublin 8, D08 A443
A huge, old-school indoor and outdoor market in a warehouse setting. Less curated than city-centre markets, it's a true rummager's paradise for clothes, bric-a-brac, tools, and furniture.
💰 What to buy here
- Second-hand Tools Buy€2-€20 → Sell online€10-€50 on DoneDeal.ie Look for quality vintage brands like Stanley or Record. Test any power tools if possible.
- Used Bicycles & Parts Buy€20-€60 → Sell online€70-€200 on Adverts.ie after a clean-up Check the frame for cracks. Vintage racers (Raleigh, Peugeot) are good for flipping.
- Vintage Toys & Games Buy€1-€10 → Sell online€10-€40 on Adverts.ie or eBay Look for Corgi/Dinky cars, old Lego sets, or board games with all their pieces intact.
- Bulk Second-hand Clothing Buy€1-€5 per item → Sell online€10-€30 per item on Depop/Vinted This is a place for digging. Focus on materials (wool, leather) and brands, not just style.
💡 TipArrive early on Saturday (around 8:30) as sellers are setting up. The best bargains and hidden gems are often found before the main crowds arrive.
We Love Markets Flea Market @ The Digital Hub
📍 Dublin
Open: Last Sunday of the month: 11:00 - 17:00
Address: The Digital Hub, Thomas St, Dublin 8, D08 TCV4
A curated, modern flea market with around 50 stalls focusing on vintage fashion, local design, crafts, and artisan goods. It has a younger, trendier vibe than the more traditional markets.
💰 What to buy here
- Curated Vintage Fashion Buy€20-€60 → Sell online€50-€120 on Depop or Instagram This is a higher-end flea. Look for premium brands and unique statement pieces that justify the price.
- Independent Designer Crafts Buy€10-€40 → Sell online€25-€80 on Etsy Good for finding emerging Irish designers. Focus on jewellery, prints, and ceramics.
- Vinyl Records Buy€10-€25 → Sell online€20-€70 on Discogs or Adverts.ie Sellers here are often collectors themselves, so prices are knowledgeable but fair. Look for indie and alternative genres.
- Retro Homewares Buy€5-€30 → Sell online€20-€80 on Adverts.ie Think 70s lamps, colourful glassware, and quirky decorative objects.
💡 TipFollow their social media for previews of vendors. This helps you target specific stalls for items you're sourcing.
Balbriggan Car Boot Sale
📍 Dublin
Open: Every Sunday: 08:00 - 14:00
Address: Retail Park (behind Lidl), Balbriggan, Co. Dublin
A large, busy car boot sale on the northside of Dublin. A great place for household goods, children's clothes, toys, and general bric-a-brac from local sellers clearing out their homes.
💰 What to buy here
- Children's Toys & Clothes Buy€1-€10 → Sell online€15-€40 for bundles on Facebook Marketplace or Adverts.ie Look for popular brands like Lego, Sylvanian Families, and good quality clothing brands. Create bundles for easier resale.
- Older Video Games & Consoles Buy€5-€25 → Sell online€20-€80 on Adverts.ie or Cex PS2, Xbox 360, and Nintendo Wii games and consoles are common finds. Check for scratches on discs.
- General Household Goods Buy€2-€15 → Sell online€10-€35 on DoneDeal.ie Small kitchen appliances, lamps, mirrors, and decorative items. Test electronics if a seller has a generator.
- CDs & DVDs Buy€0.50-€2 → Sell online€5-€15 for box sets or bundles on Adverts.ie Individually they're worthless, but complete series box sets or genre bundles can sell well.
💡 TipParking can be chaotic. Arrive before 9 AM for easier access and first pick of the goods. Bring cash in small denominations.
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What are the best flea markets in Dublin?
Well-known flea markets in Dublin include Blackrock Market (Dublin), Jamestown Market & Car Boot Sale (Dublin) and We Love Markets Flea Market @ The Digital Hub (Dublin). This page lists 4 markets with addresses, opening hours and what to buy there to resell.
When are flea markets open in Dublin?
Most run on weekends. Blackrock Market: Sat & Sun: 11:00 - 17:30, Bank Holiday Mondays; Jamestown Market & Car Boot Sale: Sat & Sun: 09:00 - 15:00; We Love Markets Flea Market @ The Digital Hub: Last Sunday of the month: 11:00 - 17:00. Hours change with the season, so check the market's own website before you go.
What can you buy at flea markets in Dublin to resell?
Good finds at these markets include Vintage Irish Art & Prints (buy €10-€50, resell €40-€150 on Adverts.ie or eBay for known artists), Antique & Costume Jewellery (buy €5-€40, resell €20-€100 on Adverts.ie or Depop), Second-hand Books & Vinyl (buy €2-€15, resell €10-€50 on Adverts.ie, higher for rare records on Discogs/eB) and Collectable Ceramics & Glass (buy €5-€25, resell €20-€80 on Adverts.ie). Check what an item actually sold for before you pay — the FlipTip app shows real sold prices from a photo.
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