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IOMST News 04th Feb 2022

February

IOMST

MARKETS / EVENTS / FAIRS / SHOWS

2022 is Here!

And just like that, we’re into February. As the days get brighter, we’re happy to report that there are some exciting re-openings planned in the coming months which we’ll update you on as soon as details are confirmed.

As we continue updating market and event listings on our website, if there are any locations you may be aware of that have re-opened or are sadly no longer operating, please let us know. We’d also love to hear of any new locations that have started up recently.

Looking for Traders – Dublin

The always busy Bushy Park Market in Terenure Dublin

will be reopening in March 2022.

The organisers have an opening for a Vegetarian or Vegan food Trader and a Cheesemonger Trader at their Saturday Market.

If you are interested in trading at the Bushy Park Market or would like to find out more please contact the organisers.

Email Bushy Park Market click

Find out more about The Bushy Park Market

Looking for Traders – Meath

The weekly Fairyhouse Sunday Market at Fairyhouse Racecourse, Co. Meath is back open and in full swing.

The organisers have an opening for a Chinese food Trader and a Fruit and Veg Trader at their Sunday Market.

If you are interested in trading at the Fairyhouse Sunday Market or would like to find out more please contact the organisers.

Email Fairyhouse Sunday Market click

Find out more about The Fairyhouse Sunday Market

Draft Casual Trading

ByeLaws for Kildare 2022

Kildare Council have new proposed ByeLaws for Kildare casual trading.

If you trade in Kildare or would like to trade in Kildare

click below for more details.

What does this mean for me?

Kildare County Council are introducing new bye-laws which allows them to manage the markets in Kildare and allocate new trading locations, which provides a great opportunity for traders in Kildare and its surrounds.

Currently there is an open market each Thursday in Kildare town which is currently unregulated. The council are looking to change this and provide some level of regulation to this market. As part of the proposals, they plan to be able to issue casual trading licences for pitches in the market which is not currently the case.

Traders will be able to apply for fixed pitches and will be charged a licence fee (proposed fee from €100.00 per annum) and they will also be required to provide liability insurance. The council are also proposing trading times of 08.00am to 14.00pm.

The council are also proposing to hold a night time market (17.30pm – 21.00pm) on Thursdays and a Sunday + Bank Holiday Monday market (10.00am –14.00pm) in the Town Square. While all trading opportunities are welcomed, we are conscious this may result over saturation of the trading environment in the town and believe more careful consideration of these proposals is required. (Members of IOMST can contact us to find out more…)

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