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A Christmas-themed videogame market is coming to County Kildare this November.
Organised by the Irish Gaming Market (IGM), the event will take place in Kilcullen Community Centre, and has been endorsed by Dublin Comic Con.
According to the IGM: "Sellers from all over the country wil come together to put on the best video games market seen in the country.
"Videogames, collectables, arts and crafts all under one roof.
"There will be entertainment for the family and tournaments with prizes on the day.
"Parking available at the venue and nearby."
The organisers continued: "Children must be monitored by adult supervision. Any injuries or damage to property will result on the child's supervisor being held accountable.
"All children 12 and under require adult supervision.
"Any damages to vendor property by an attendee will result in the attendee being held accountable.
"Early access ticket holders can enter the event at 10am. If you are not an early access ticket holder please do not arrive at the venue until 11am, as you will be refused entry until that time," the organisers concluded.
The market will take place on November 5 between 11am and 5pm.
Booking via Eventbrite.
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