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15 Apr '18 |
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Sam McCauley kicks off €50m pharmacy acquisition spree
The group operates 32 stores across Ireland including in Wexford, Dublin, Cork, Carlow, Kilkenny, Waterford, Cavan, Meath, Tipperary and Kerry but could grow to more than 60 outlets within three years - Subscribe |
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12 Apr '18 |
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D4 rugby HQ Kielys pub calls time after 30 years
Kielys of Donnybrook has gone on the market through Knight Frank with its owners Pat and Mary Cremin deciding that, after 30 years of pulling pints, it is time to sell up and give their children a “ - Subscribe |
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11 Apr '18 |
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Supermac’s to create 200 jobs with the opening of three restaurants in Cork
The first of the three outlets located Ballyvolane in Cork will open in the coming weeks.
This will be followed by the opening of two further outlets, one on the Bandon Road and the other in Tivoli - Subscribe |
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09 Apr '18 |
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Dunnes Stores objects to retail kiosk plan inside Dublin's Blanchardstown Centre
Plans to create 54 retail kiosks inside Blanchardstown Centre in Dublin - one of the country's biggest malls - have been scaled back after Dunnes Stores claimed the mall's owner was seeking "carte bla - Subscribe |
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21 Mar '18 |
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Investors’ stage directions turn shopping into costly retail theatre
For such an unloved sector, bricks and mortar shopping malls are certainly attracting their fair share of attention from investors. As well as the Intu and Klepierre moves, the French company Unibail- - Subscribe |
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09 Mar '18 |
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Domino's to top up store count as Irish sales soar
"We also plan to invest in extending our supply chain capacity to allow us to serve 75 stores in the Republic of Ireland, as well as our stores in Northern Ireland," it said.
A big slice of the Dom - Subscribe |
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08 Mar '18 |
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Demand for Dublin pubs goes up as economy grows
The number of licensed premises which sold in 2017 fell to 31 in Dublin, compared to 35 in 2016, despite increased demand, according to the latest market analysis from specialist estate agent Morrisse - Subscribe |
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07 Mar '18 |
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Shops front up to the internet challenge
Life Style Sports’ new flagship shop in Cork city has a huge amount of interaction: from low-tech ideas such as a football cage where kids can try out their football boots, not just for size, but fo - Subscribe |
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01 Mar '18 |
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DEAL: White Company opening in refurbished Grafton St at a rent of €750,000 for Iput-owned store
Letting agent Stephen Murray of JLL said the recent works involved the complete removal of five floor levels, including mezzanines, and their replacement by three open plan retail floor plates extendi - Subscribe |
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01 Mar '18 |
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Retail rents set to rise despite sector uncertainty, report finds
While growth of retail rents continues at pace, the growth in Dublin office rents is due to slow with rents rising by 5 per cent this year, a report from the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland sho - Subscribe |
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27 Feb '18 |
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Hammerson sees 7% jump in rental income
The increase was mainly driven by Dundrum Town Centre, which the company owns along with Allianz, where additional income arose from the settlement of rent reviews and new lettings, as well as increas - Subscribe |
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25 Feb '18 |
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Rising rents and strong competition giving chefs food for thought
It makes him question whether small business can have a future. “It probably doesn’t, unless you are being bankrolled by backers,” he says. Rents are undoubtedly part of the problem. At Stanley - Subscribe |
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22 Feb '18 |
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Public appetite for dining out is giving property industry food for thought
Emma Coffey of Lisney has noticed that "some of the UK operators who were pounding the streets two years ago have pulled back following the closures of two UK chains as well as the uncertainty over Br - Subscribe |
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21 Feb '18 |
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DEAL: Le Pain Quotidien to open on Molesworth Street
LPQ has agreed a rent of €250,000 for a shop and restaurant on the ground floor of One Molesworth Street, extending to 232sq m alongside the Ivy Restaurant in a prestigious building under constructi - Subscribe |
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21 Feb '18 |
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Jamie Oliver to open new restaurant in Dublin
Gerard Fitzpatrick, who launched Jamie’s Italian in Dundrum back in 2012, is “nearly there” with negotiations for the site of a second restaurant, which he hopes will open in the city centre in - Subscribe |
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19 Feb '18 |
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Walton family is ‘heartbroken’ to close Dublin music shop
A quarter of a century later, the Walton family is waving goodbye to its store in Dublin’s city centre. Waltons announced last month that it is relocating permanently to its recently-opened music st - Subscribe |
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14 Feb '18 |
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DEAL: Australian stationary sensation, Smiggle pays €7,000/sq m for Grafton Street premises
Building owner Irish Life has agreed a Zone A rent of €7,000 per sq m for a floor area extending to 207sq m (2,228sq ft), bringing the overall rent roll to €275,000. - Subscribe |
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14 Feb '18 |
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Fallon & Byrne to expand to Dundrum village centre
Fallon & Byrne is now awaiting planning approval to redevelop five two-storey redbrick buildings on Ashgrove Terrace, located opposite the Flye Fit Gym on Dundrum’s main street. - Subscribe |
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13 Feb '18 |
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Dublin’s first crypto cafe on Aungier Street
He’s keeping the payments in coins for now, with a view to using the coins to fund expansion down the road. - Subscribe |
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09 Feb '18 |
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Harvey Norman in talks to open two new stores
Harvey Norman has been actively scouting for a site in Galway for more than two years, and, as well as five outlets in Dublin, already has stores in locations such as Cork, Waterford, Limerick, Droghe - Subscribe |
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