Ha’Penny Flea Market

Dublin, Ireland

3

1 review

Does not accept credit cards

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Telephone:
+353 1 874 0076
Website:
www.thegrandsocial.ie
Address:
The Grand Social 35 Lower Liffey Street, Dublin, Republic of Ireland, Dublin 1
North Inner City
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
310 ft#315 Bachelors Walk, Liffey Street
330 ftBachelor's Walk, Liffey Street
450 ftAston Quay, Bedford Row
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Accepted Cards
None
Bike Parking
Yes

Today

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Local time (Dublin) 04:44 Friday, 29 November 2024

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Friday –
Saturday 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Sunday –

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1 review of Ha’Penny Flea Market

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Place rating: 3
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
I am a girl who loves flea markets and would happily while away a whole afternoon poking around clothes and records and accessories and this one used to me my favourite. This flea opens once a week and has a mix of crafts, art and food which is brilliant. I particularly love A Little Idea in here which is a handmade jewellery/​greeting card/​headscarf stall for excellent prices.
However, on the clothes front it seems that lately the people who sell there are not quite aware of the flea market concept. Selling a second hand Zara dress for 20 quid or second hand Penney’s top for a tenner just isn’t what a flea market is supposed to be about.
I’m not saying that it all has to be vintage, that’s not a problem but if you are selling pre loved high street things, they have to be cheap and not a fiver less than you’ve paid for them originally!
There used to be a lot of girls who sold a mix of vintage and high street here at appropriate prices but sadly they seem to have moved on to different pastures. If anyone knows where they’ve gone, let me know and I’ll follow them to the ends of the vintage earth!