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17th June 2017
08:46am BST
We love a market. so we do.
And lucky for us - as Dublin's full of them! Just this weekend you'll find a plethora of deadly set-ups boasting truly deadly items for sale.
Whether you're looking for an Adidas bomber or a fresh purple broccoli, you're sure to find it in Dublin this weekend...
Promise.
This gorgeous set-up is close enough to town to travel to, and far enough from town to get some peace and quiet.
This market boasts everything from outdoor yoga to thick carby pasta. Get involved, you won't regret it.
Running every Saturday and Sunday from 11 - 6, this dreamy selection of stalls boasts new, second-hands and rare books alike.
Where else could you get a copy of Ulysses for just €2?
This cute little South Dublin market features an eclectic selection of stalls - with everything from comic books to gluten-free treats on offer. The Blackrock Market is open Saturdays and Sundays from 11am - 5:30pm.
This trendy spot is the perfect place to peruse on a balmy weekend afternoon. Great tunes, stellar pizza and incredibly cool finds on offer right here.
It's also right next to Eatyard, so after you shop 'til you drop - you can eat until you get sleepy. The dream.
This trendy haunt is home to vintage clothes, vinyl, retro furniture, gorgeous jewellery and so much more. Located in The Grand Social, this place runs from every Saturday from noon to 6pm.
Temple Bar's food market is legendary. This delicious city centre haunt is a must-try for anyone who loves food.
Which is all of us.
Bursting with seasonal produce and incredible flavours - this set-up is open every Saturday from 10am - 5pm.
The Green Door is a gorgeous indoor food market in Newmarket Square, selling everything from fresh carrots to delicious falafel.
Open from Thursday to Saturday, this organic set-up is not to be missed. Details on opening times can be seen here.
Veeegie delights. All day long. pic.twitter.com/SEH0ZfJcDD
— TheGreenDoorMarket (@GreenDoorMarket) September 17, 2016
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