This picturesque location in Rathfarnham, overlooked by the historic 18th Century Marlay House and within the grounds of the 247 acre park is home to a playground, a par-3 golf course, a model railway, running and walking trails and various sports facilities including tennis courts, football pitches and a cricket ground.
The Marlay Park Co Co Market is nestled within the charming craft courtyard of Marlay house. Vendors are keen to build relationships with customers and share their passion for their products.
Vendors
Brendan O'Mahony has been pitching his stall at the Co Co Markets for 10 years! Lilliput Trading Company offers a wide array of Mediterranean specialty foods. Olives, extra virgin olive oil, sundried tomatoes, feta and buffalo mozzarella are ...
Originally from Poland, Aleksandra moved to Dublin 10 years ago and shortly set up their own crepes stall. Sweet and savory crepes have been trading in Marlay Co Co Market for the past 7 years...
“Taste of Morocco” joined the Sunday Marlay Park Co Co Markets in March 2013. It is run by enthusiastic husband and wife team, Charaf and Christine. Charaf is originally from the ...
The Sweetest Things is the creation of Barbara Kirk. Barbara is a Mum of 4 girls and always enjoyed crafting so always felt that a handmade gift that says it from the heart is something special. 3 years ago with kids growing more independent, she decided ...
Ray Dunne set-up his market stall “Quarrymount Free Range Meats” in early 2006, and has been trading Saturdays in Marlay Co Co Market and Sundays in People’s Park Co Co Market since ....
Roy Kinsley has been delighting customers with his wonderful gourmet sausages, at both the Marlay Co Co Markets and the People’s Park Co Co Markets, for the past 10 years ...
Visitors to the Co Co Markets will be familiar with the wonderful paintings exhibited at Carol Callaghan’s enticing market stall. Carol has always had a love of painting, and in 1984 ...
Lovin’ Catering is an exciting new catering company which supplies yummy delights to visitors to the weekend Co Co Markets. Kevin and Natasha Doyle, husband and wife team, are the proud new owners...
Trinket Box commenced trading in the Co Co Markets in 2010. All their jewellery is handmade in Dun Laoghaire. Trinket Box specialise in making delicate hand-stitched jewellery ...
It all began back in 1863 when Jane Russell’s great great grandfather Edmund Burke established his pork and bacon business on O’Connell Street in Clonme
Alice’s Bookstall is a long-established and very popular feature in the CoCo Markets at both The People’s Park Dun Laoghaire (Sunday) and Marlay Park (Saturday). The bookstall features ...
Pasta Box is a business set up by Eliseo an Italian pasta chef from Sicilywho came to Ireland in 2005 and has worked in restaurants for over 7 years. With a passion for pasta Eliseo has left the kitchen ...
The Corner Bakery which is run by Cara and Dave opened in 2005. They base their operation in Terenure Road North, Terenure, Co. Dublin, where their delicious sweet and savory delights come out of the oven. The Corner Bakery offer yummy Jewish baked goods ..
Clonanny Farm joined the Marlay Park Co Co Market in May of this year. They are a small family farm run by brothers Niall & David Moore in North Co. Dublin who produce delicious free range pork from rare breed pigs. Niall and David are ...
In 2010 Armelle came up with the idea of opening her own kitchen offering proper, homemade baked goods. Her husband, Kenny, left his job as an engineer to take the plunge with her. The business began...
Damian Kavanagh started his company in 2002 called “East Coast Design” which involved fitting unique kitchen counters and dressers etc... He soon realised he had an interest in conserving and upcycling Oak furniture and panelling ...
The Little Milk Company is a group of Organic Irish Dairy farmers based in Munster and Leinster. They have been using their own organic milk to produce and sell their range of organic cheeses since 2013. Since this time, they have won over 23 awards, including Best Organic Cheese at the World Cheese Awards....
Rosaleen's Kitchen is a Homemade Gluten Free Bakery based just outside Mullingar, Co. Westmeath and run by Rosaleen Coates.Rosaleen has always been a keen baker. In 2010 Rosaleen was diagnosed as a Coeliac...
Yes. We consider all applications received and often select products that have seasonal growing and seasonal selling periods, such as fresh fruits and berries in the summer months and Christmas themed products in the winter.
If you are a seasonal vendor please specify the month(s) your product is available under the Product Listing on the bottom of the first page of the application.
No. We do not provide any equipment. The market managers can advise you on the suitability of any umbrellas/gazebos for use in the market once you have been offered a space.
While applications are stored in order of the date received, spaces are not necessarily given to the next vendor on the list. When a vacancy arises in the market, the relevant market manager will go through every application on the waiting list and select the best product offering for the vacancy.
The market managers are guided by our selection criteria: -
Food criteria:
Non-Food criteria
While this criteria is a guide for the market managers, new products that may not fit into the criteria may also be selected if it is felt the product offered will appeal to customers and will complement the existing products on sale from other vendors.
Business Initiative of Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council Please note – the better your application and the more information provided (including photos, product brochures, website details, etc.) the more likely your product will be selected over another application – this is your chance to promote your product!
Yes. Applications are valid for 12 months from the date received. After 12 months they are removed from the list.
We encourage healthy competition in our markets so we can not guarantee you will be the only vendor selling a specific product; however, we endeavour not to have too many vendors selling any one product so every vendor will have a share of the custom.
