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26 Sep '24 |
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GeoDirectory: A lot of commercial vacancy is down to online shopping. To me that’s a big cause of town centres dying’
The auctioneer and undertaker wasn’t particularly surprised when it emerged last week that Ballybofey heads the table of Irish towns with the highest commercial vacancy rate, having jumped from just - Subscribe |
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11 Oct '24 |
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Quillsen is seeking experienced sales negotiators
Are you an experienced, proactive, and highly motivated Residential Sales Negotiator who excels when working with a high degree autonomy within a team environment? We have excellent opportunities for - Subscribe |
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26 Sep '24 |
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Press Up closes three Wagamama restaurants in Dublin
Press Up has reached agreement with the respective landlords of the South King Street and Blanchardstown sites for them to remain as operating venues within the group, and “hopes” to have new offe - Subscribe |
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23 Aug '24 |
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Mango plans new Grafton Street store as Irish expansion continues
The Barcelona-headquartered clothing retailer has applied for planning permission from Dublin City Council for what is described as a Mediterranean-inspired, female-only clothing store on the stretch - Subscribe |
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22 Aug '24 |
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‘We have tried everything’ - popular on Exchequer Street karaoke bar Ukiyo closes after 20 years
A popular Dublin dining spot and karaoke bar has announced its immediate closure, warning that unless the Government “gets off its hands and helps”, it won’t be the last. The news comes as anoth - Subscribe |
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16 Aug '24 |
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Dylan McGrath shuts Dublin restaurants Brasserie Sixty6 and Rustic Stone
In a note on the website of Rustic Stone, Mr McGrath said it was “hard to put into words what had happened to restaurants and the city centre over the past four years”. - Subscribe |
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07 Aug '24 |
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Bewley’s seeks rent reduction of almost €1m from Johnny Ronan firm
Bewley’s Café Grafton Street Ltd wants its annual rent reduced to €518,000, down from its current rate of approximately €1.4 million. - Subscribe |
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17 Jul '24 |
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10-pin bowling alley operator Lane7 to open at Dundrum Town Centre
The transformation of Dundrum Town Centre from traditional shopping centre to all-round lifestyle and leisure destination continues, as shopping habits keep changing in response to the growth of onlin - Subscribe |
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17 Jul '24 |
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Tenant line-up assembled by CBRE for new urban quarter at Bolands Mills revealed
Thibault Peigne ... Reformation, by Lee Tracey and Annie Kirwan ... Shane Clifford, Hugh O’Farrell and Declan Murphy of The Animal Collective ,,, Simon Moore and Erwin Pollard, the founding owners o - Subscribe |
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11 Jun '24 |
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Viability of two Brown Thomas and Arnotts ‘uncertain’ due to city transport plan
While the retailer supported ‘sensible’ measures around pedestrianisation, the impact of the plans was not ‘effectively communicated or adequately forecasted’, the stores director wrote. - Subscribe |
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23 May '24 |
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DEAL: Fashion retailer Folkster to open in former McCullough Pigott shop on South William Street
The company is understood to be paying a combined initial rent of €103,000 per annum for the property, which extends to 278.6sq m (2,999sq ft). The rent for the retail portion of the premises works - Subscribe |
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02 Apr '24 |
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Grafton Street’s story: How a downbeat country lane became an upmarket home for A-listers, hotels, Turkish baths and shops
"If nobody goes for planning permission – and that’s been the case with most buildings on the street with long-standing legacy issues of poor presentation – neither of those two policy instrumen - Subscribe |
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27 Mar '24 |
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DEAL: Oakberry signs deals for four new outlets in Dublin city and suburbs
The outlets are at Central Plaza and the Ilac Centre in the city centre, and at Blackrock Village and Nutgrove Shopping Centre in south Dublin. Danny Murphy of Bannon represented Oakberry in the lease - Subscribe |
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25 Mar '24 |
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Scandi brand, Rains, opens its first store in Ireland at 21 Wicklow Street, Dublin 2
According to MyHome.ie the ground floor and basement were advertised at €90,000, and leased On Nov 27, 2023. There was planning granted for removing the existing signage and replacing with a new sho - Subscribe |
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19 Mar '24 |
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Hundreds of jobs at risk as Ted Baker shops in UK and Ireland poised for insolvency
The retailer has more than 40 stores in the UK and seven in Ireland
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15 Feb '24 |
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DEAL: Swedish fashion retailer Arket inks deal for store at Dublin’s Grafton Place
Arket is understood to have agreed a 10-year lease for 1,021sq m (11,000sq ft) of space across the ground- and first-floor levels of Grafton Place, the newly developed mixed-use scheme at the junction - Subscribe |
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09 Feb '24 |
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Korky’s shuts iconic Dublin Henry St shoe shop as owner says city ‘hollowed out’
He says rent was not a problem at the Henry Street outlet, but the annual rates bill of €40,000 was a serious hindrance. Korky’s had reduced the opening hours of 9am to 6pm to 10.30am to 6pm, with - Subscribe |
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29 Jan '24 |
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Zara announces major expansion of store on South King Street
Its existing outlet, located opposite the side entrance to St Stephen’s Green shopping centre, is set to more than double in size from 1,300 square metres to 3,066 square metres, absorbing the adjac - Subscribe |
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25 Jan '24 |
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Dunnes Stores outlet in Stillorgan Village closes down permanently
Kennedy Wilson, which owns Stillorgan Village, said it had no comment to make. It is understood the commercial property giant is currently seeking a new tenant to take over the unit. - Subscribe |
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23 Jan '24 |
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Bewley’s Cafe says rent is €1m above market rate in lawsuit against developer Johnny Ronan’s company
The company operating the iconic Bewley’s cafe is taking legal proceedings aimed at knocking almost €1m off the rent it pays for its premises on Dublin’s Grafton Street.
In proceedings before D - Subscribe |
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11 Dec '23 |
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Lidl’s Irish boss: ‘We’re keen to get into more towns, but planning delays are holding us back’
John Paul Scally told the Business Post that 16 Lidl projects were currently awaiting planning decisions
“The majority of those are sitting with An Bord Pleanála, there have been huge delays on - Subscribe |
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