We want to thank our vendors, entertainers, workshop facilitators and everyone who visited the Christmas Fair on Saturday November 26 and Sunday November 27.
We were thrilled to welcome thousands of people through our doors over the Christmas Fair weekend. The enterprises and social enterprises were brilliantly supported and benefitted from the generosity of all those who came to enjoy the festive occasion.
Fairs at Richmond Barracks are brought to you by Dublin City Council Culture Company ( which runs Richmond Barracks ) and supported by Dublin South City Partnership with Kilmainham Inchicore Network. These quarterly fairs showcase the quality and creativity of the small businesses, craftspeople, makers and social enterprises abundant in the local area, as well as promoting culture, creativity and conversation.
We are an independent experimental distillery based in the heart of Inchicore, Dublin 8 on a mission to bring our spirit of prosocial disruption to the world through science, community and nature.
Wooden Christmas ornaments, greeting cards, art paintings - originals and prints.
Multi-Floral Honey foraged by Native Irish “Black” Bees, Harvested by Nessa Winder Beekeeper. • RAW ORGANIC LOCAL •
Beautiful botanical brews from native Irish hedgerow plants and flowers.
Intelligent Teas are made from plants that live HAPPY lives of wild abandon, freedom and fresh air in chemical free hedgerows, fields and gardens.
Chemical Free – Caffeine Free – Vegan Friendly
DYEBOO sources art from artists with autism to create unique products for you to enjoy.
The Artist will earn a commission for every product sold with their design – creating the opportunity for both recognition and revenue for the Artist.
We offer opportunities for you to make a difference in the lives of artists with autism, from the t-shirts you wear, the bags you carry and the decor in your home.
Bespoke jewellery using gemstones and precious metals from crafter and designer Janice Byrne.
Laura creates handmade ethical products with sustainability at the heart of her practice. These products include cleaning and beauty items, as well as other small household pieces.
Glasses that don't cost the earth. Reusing existing glass to make whiskey, wine, and water glasses, for a home that values sustainability.
A carefully curated collection of three Local Dublin 8 makers
Eileen, Chloe and Rachel, who came together during a lockdown,
and put their creative experiences to use. They design beautiful homeware and perfect gifts for any occasion.
We make it easy for you to get our Bakery’s best, where you are. Place an order to pickup at our production kitchen or get delivery to your doorstep.
We are an Irish crafters that make masks, jewellery, t-shirts & more. We specialise in LGBTQIA merch and can make rings and pendants in your colours.
Marushka has handmade quilted, cross stitched and crocheted pieces perfect for gifting.
By re-imagining something that otherwise may have ‘had its day’ – upcycling opens up a world of new possibilities, designs, business opportunities and waste solutions.
Alice will have handmade embroidered pieces for sale alongside embroidery kits you can take home to make yourself.
PeggyRain Clothesline Rescues your washing from the Rain!
PeggyRain as seen on the Late Late Show is a clothesline Designed in Ireland for the Irish, Weather!
❥Lower your electricity bill.
❥Rescue your laundry from the rain.
❥Great smelling clothes without harsh chemicals.
❥Clothes last longer.
❥Better for the environment.
CC Blooms design and create beautiful handmade wreaths for all occasions. Their stall will have an array of Christmas and Winter wreaths comprised of seasonal plants.
Specialising in the creation of Cupcakes and Cakes, with an emphasis on making each and every one Funky, Fresh & Fabulous.
Archival prints, original art, eco friendly greeting cards and festive decorations inspired by the magic in nature.
Designed and manufactured by Irish sculptor and artist Suzanne Clarke, the eponymously named Clarke's of Dublin is an award-winning range of luxurious handmade soaps, Mens shaving products, candles & bathing soaks borne from one woman’s passion.
I create handmade gifts for children aged 0-100. I've a collection of mainly crocheted dolls and cuddly toys along with handmade/crocheted wall hangings.
Our toys delight our planet as well as the child. They're climate-kind and minimal-waste, being made locally from plants or recycled materials.
Clothing, bags, shawls, bandanas, cushions and throws and more made from block print Batiks and woven Ikats from Java. Recycled materials made into dolls, silk saris made into Robes from Jaipur.
Houseofakina Boann Range is inspired by the goddess of the River Boyne.
The filament used in the creation of your Boann product delivers outstanding performance while using a fully recycled and traceable input.
We call it Climate ️Fantastic.
By choosing our Boann range you are supporting a growing ecosystem of recyclers, engineers, entrepreneurs and designers, all committed to a sustainable planet earth.
Tamara has bespoke art & crafts made from recycled textiles, wool, wood, beads and plenty more.
Love you Body Ireland is on a mission to empower people in their many stages of life with their range of sustainable personal care products.
Inspired by Ireland’s shoreline, Cathy's unique pieces reflect the curves, textures, and palate of the abundance of life along our shores.
Wildwood Vinegars, based in the little village of Rathlackin, near Ballina in County Mayo, are a unique range of foraged wild fruit, herb, berry and blossom infused vinegars that unlock the hidden magic of nature's flavours and essence.
Vawn will be selling her latest book ' Irish Aran: History, Tradition, Fashion. This book focuses on textile heritage & craft, exploring their role in Irish life and identity.
Niki Collier practices traditional textile crafts using sustainable materials. Each piece made constructs your story in unique fabrics with shapes and colours.
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We look forward to welcoming you to our St. Brigid's Day Fair on February 4 and 5 2023.
Posted 29 November 2022
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