Ireland's Market & Vendor Platform
Grouped by whether you are visiting a market, trading at one, or running one.
No. Browsing and searching for markets is completely open — no login, no sign-up. Accounts exist only for vendors and organisers who manage applications.
Use the markets page to filter by county, town, market type or date. You can also browse by county if you would rather scroll than type.
Christmas markets, farmers markets, craft and maker fairs, food markets and food halls, vintage and antique fairs, car boot sales, night markets and other seasonal markets.
Listings are maintained by the organisers who run each market, so they are as current as the organiser keeps them. There is a report link on every market page.
That is up to each market — most Irish markets are free to enter, and where there is an entry cost it is shown at the top of the listing. MarketsIreland never charges visitors.
Nothing. Creating a profile and applying to markets is free. Stall fees are set by each organiser and paid to them directly.
Most markets require public liability insurance, typically €5m–€6.5m of cover. Food markets usually require more. You can create a profile without it, but you will need it before most organisers approve you.
Yes, significantly. A craft fair typically wants public liability insurance and proof your work is handmade. A food market additionally wants EHO registration, food safety training and a gas safety certificate if you use LPG.
The first one takes as long as setting up your profile — about five minutes. Every application after that takes roughly a minute.
That depends on the organiser. Most review applications after their deadline closes rather than as they arrive.
Organisers of markets you apply to. Your profile is not a public directory listing.
Listing a market and receiving vendor applications is free. Paid promotional options may be added later, but the core tools stay free.
No. Fill in your market details first, create an account at the end when you publish.
Any of them. All nine categories are supported from day one, plus a General / Other catch-all.
Yes. Publish with applications closed so visitors can still find you, then open them whenever you are ready.
Not yet. Stall payments are planned but not built. For now, arrange payment with vendors however you already do.
No. Vendors self-declare their insurance and certifications, and those details appear on their profile. Checking them stays part of your approval process.
No. Set it as a recurring market, or duplicate your last listing and change only the date, deadline, spaces and price.
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