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Dundalk Presbyterian Church is preparing to host a car boot sale and coffee morning in its grounds on Jocelyn Street this May Bank Holiday.
Dundalk Presbyterian Church is preparing to host a car boot sale and coffee morning in its grounds on Jocelyn Street this May Bank Holiday.
Taking place on Monday, 6th May, the event is expected to draw both bargain hunters and local families for a day of shopping, socialising and homemade treats.
Sellers are invited to arrive early, with gates open from 8.30am to 10am. Entry for those wishing to trade is priced at €20 for cars and €25 for vans, with no advance booking required.
From 11am until 2pm, the grounds will open to the public, with pedestrian entry set at €2, while children can attend free of charge.
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Alongside the outdoor stalls, visitors can also enjoy a selection of cakes and homebaked goods available inside the church hall.
Refreshments will be served throughout the day, offering a welcoming space for attendees to relax and catch up with friends and neighbours.
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