The Emerald Card Show

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Dublin Royal Convention Centre, Saturday 25th October

The Emerald Card Show is a premier event dedicated to collectors and enthusiasts, bringing together a vibrant community of like-minded individuals. Taking place in a dynamic and inclusive atmosphere, this event is designed to celebrate the passion for trading cards, collectibles, and the broader world of pop culture.

The Emerald Card Show offers a unique opportunity for collectors to network, trade, and discover rare items. Whether you’re a seasoned collector, a casual enthusiast, or simply curious about the hobby, this event promises something for everyone.

Key Highlights:

  • Buy, Sell, and Trade: A marketplace filled with vendors offering trading cards, collectibles, and exclusive merchandise.
  • Community Connections: Meet and engage with collectors and enthusiasts from all over.
  • Special Activities: Raffles, giveaways, and opportunities to showcase your prized collections.
  • Family-Friendly Environment: An event designed to welcome collectors of all ages.

The Emerald Card Show aims to foster connections, celebrate the joy of collecting, and create an unforgettable experience for attendees.


Date:
Saturday 25th October
Time:
10.00am
Price:
€0 - €15
Address:
Dublin Royal Convention Centre, Ship Street Great, Dublin, Ireland

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