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Picture from Toy Fair 2024
THE LIMERICK Toy Fair is back for 2025!
Once again based in the Castletroy Park Hotel, this popular event brings together the top sellers and collectors of die-cast models and collectables of all types, with collectors selling off some excess stock they may have in their collections as well as traders selling the most recent releases such as die-cast cars, tractors, commercials and much more.
Whether you’re experienced in this hobby of collecting models or just starting out, the Limerick Toy Fair welcomes all. Taking place just after Christmas, it is said to have "a special social side to it" as "everyone has a great catch-up".
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Doors open at 10:30am on Sunday, January 5, in the Castletroy Park Hotel, Dublin Road, Limerick.
The Limerick Toy Fair is hosted by the same team that run the Miniature World shows in Galway and Cork, and to find out more about the event, check out Miniature World Galway or Irish Vintage Scene on Facebook and Instagram.
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