Dublin Flea Market
dublinflea.ie
Dublin Flea Market was a monthly second-hand market in Dublin featuring vintage, retro, and antiques. It operated from 2008 until September 2019, trading on the last Sunday of the month in Newmarket and later at The Digital Hub on Thomas Street. The market hosted up to 80 stalls selling items such as vinyl, books, clothes, and furniture, and was run as a non-profit social enterprise promoting sustainability and community opportunity.
Contact details
- Social profiles
- Instagram X (Twitter)
Published on dublinflea.ie.
At a glance
- Category
- Arts & Entertainment
- County
- Co. Dublin
- Category in county
- Arts & Entertainment in Dublin
- Rank in Dublin
- #9,670 of 13,337
- Detected technologies
- jquery, wordpress
- Rank in Ireland
- #36,004 of 47,838
- Rank in Arts & Entertainment
- #1,386 of 1,811
Ranking over the past year
Where dublinflea.ie placed each month, against every Irish-operated website listed here or against the sites it is listed with. A site can hold its own visitors and still slip, if the sites around it grew faster.
Down 7,170 places in Ireland since October 2025, now 36,004th of 47,838 Irish-operated websites.
- dublinflea.ie
- miriamdowling.com 35,871st
- allthewaysyouwander.com 36,011th
- pinkmooncraft.com 35,868th
- josephwalshstudio.com 36,041st
The arts & entertainment sites ranked either side of dublinflea.ie.
Down 394 places in arts & entertainment since October 2025, now 1,386th of 1,811 arts & entertainment websites.
- dublinflea.ie
- miriamdowling.com 1,385th
- allthewaysyouwander.com 1,387th
- pinkmooncraft.com 1,384th
- josephwalshstudio.com 1,388th
The arts & entertainment sites ranked either side of dublinflea.ie.
Down 1,452 places in Dublin since October 2025, now 9,670th of 13,337 Dublin websites.
No other site in this group has enough months measured to compare against.
The ranking is recalculated for every month we hold, so a position reflects the site and its peers as they stood that month. County history groups websites by their currently recorded county. How the ranking works.
Other arts & entertainment websites
The Irish House Party
theirishhouseparty.com
The Irish House Party is a live Irish music and dancing show held in an 18th century townhouse in Dublin. It features performances by top Irish musicians and All Ireland champion dancers, offering an evening of music, dance, and comedy in an intimate setting. A pre-show dinner option is available, and the show also tours the UK.
Pink Moon
pinkmooncraft.com
Pink Moon is a craft workshop based in Dún Laoghaire, Dublin. The business offers hands-on classes and workshops in pottery making, candle making, and painting. It also provides pottery club options and electronic gift vouchers for participants.
Miriam Dowling Art
miriamdowling.com
Miriam Dowling Art provides original artwork, fine art prints, and art instruction based in Dublin. The business delivers art classes tailored for adults, children, and corporate groups. Its portfolio of original paintings includes subject matter focused on seascapes, woodlands, and natural landscapes.
Neil Arthurs: Landscape Photography
allthewaysyouwander.com
Neil Arthurs: Landscape Photography offers small-group landscape photography workshops in locations such as Japan, Patagonia, Norway, Ireland, Botswana, Namibia, Andalucía, and the Algarve. The workshops are limited to a maximum of six participants. The site also sells limited edition fine art prints and provides field notes and a journal.
josephwalshstudio.com
Joseph Walsh Studio is a design studio based in Fartha, Riverstick, County Cork, creating sculpture and furniture. The studio presents exhibitions and past events, and accepts commissions and enquiries by email. Visits are by appointment only.
Circus250
circus250.com
Circus250 is a community interest company based in County Mayo operating across Ireland and Britain. The organisation produces touring circus performances, creative workshops, and summer circus camps for children.
Explore
Assembled automatically from pages published on dublinflea.ie, last read 12 September 2026. details.ie does not verify the information.