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Antique Fairs/austions in Dublin?

  • 10-03-2006 4:40pm
    #1
    doctor evil
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    Anyone know if there is any, is there any publication that lists them.


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  • #2
    Mr. Presentable
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    There used to be a big one at Christchurch. I expect its still there?


  • #3
    Cathy99
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    Hi there,
    The best place to find details of Antiques Fairs is on www.antiquefairsireland.com but I don't think it has been updated with 2009 dates yet. Next Fair is on Sunday 25th January at Clontarf Castle. If you email them I am sure they will send you a list. For Auctions try O'Reilly Auctions (near Christchurch).


  • #4
    Ground Hog
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    Hi all. There will be a publication out in April - 'Where to Collect Antiques in Ireland' - which will cover every possible venue where antiques, collectables or secondhand books may be found throughout the 26 counties. All antiques shops/auction houses/antiquarian & secondhand booksellers/fairs and 'regular' car boot sales & markets are included.

    I am looking for any last minute information for the guide and any help would be appreciated. Please look at my blog for further information. :)

    http://www.collectireland.blogspot.com/


  • #5
    Wild_Dogger
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    Dont forget to have a look at the sticky post which is mantained by Judgement Day .

    He regularly updates and includes most of the antique activities around Ireland

    A good source of info .

    The other way of keeping up to scratch is to check the antiques page in the saturdays paper's (just the times and indo) .


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