Stoneybatter Market

Stoneybatter Market reflects the creative, community-minded spirit of Dublin’s hippest northside neighbourhood. It’s the kind of market that exists because the locals wanted one, and it shows.

What to Expect

A mix of local food producers, vintage clothing, handmade crafts, and art. Stoneybatter’s market is smaller and more intimate than the big-name markets but that’s part of its charm. The neighbourhood has become one of Dublin’s most interesting areas for independent food, coffee, and culture.

The area around the market is packed with independent cafes, craft beer bars, and interesting shops. It’s worth spending a few hours exploring the whole neighbourhood.

Good to Know

• Regular market on selected weekends, check dates
• Free entry
• Stoneybatter is brilliant for independent cafes and pubs
• L Mulligan Grocer and The Cobblestone are nearby highlights
• Close to Phoenix Park for a post-market walk
• Luas Red Line (Museum stop) is about a 10-minute walk

Getting There

Stoneybatter is in Dublin 7, north of the Liffey. Dublin Bus routes 25, 25A, 66, and 67 serve the area. The Luas Red Line Museum stop is about a 10-minute walk. It’s also walkable from Smithfield (5 minutes) or the city centre (15 minutes).