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20 Sep '17 |
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Nespresso scopes Irish expansion outside of Dublin
Francisco Nogueira, chief executive of Nespresso UK and Ireland, said: “We are still looking for different business opportunities. It’s not only about Dublin any more, it’s about the different c - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
13 Sep '17 |
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The high price of independent high-street shops
“The food/hotel trade has been able to flourish over the past few years because their VAT rate was reduced to 9 per cent, but nothing has been done to assist the retail trade. We feel there should - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
13 Sep '17 |
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UK firm Card Factory to open six shops in Ireland
Card Factory has secured units at Northside Shopping Centre, Drogheda Town Centre and the Courtyard Shopping Centre in Newbridge, along with high-street stores in Ashbourne, Dún Laoghaire and Naas. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
12 Sep '17 |
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Lidl on Grafton Street?
Lidl is set to open its first store on the country’s most expensive retail street this Thursday, September 14th, as the German low cost retailer looks to bring its fashion brand upmarket. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 Sep '17 |
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Freshii to open 6 new Irish stores by end of 2017
The new outlets include locations in Dame Street, the Point Village, Sandyford and Smithfield and will lead to the creation of 60 jobs. Typically, Freshii targets small retail spaces which allow for s - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
06 Sep '17 |
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DEAL: New tenants for Citywest Shopping Centre
Domino’s Pizza is renting a ground-floor unit extending to 139sq m at €50,000 per annum. Close by, health food company Chopped is renting 106sq m for €38,000. Discount retailer More for Less is - Subscribe |
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04 Sep '17 |
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Dundrum Town Centre valued at €1.5bn as owners refinance
Hammerson and Allianz’s real estate unit said on Friday that they had arranged a €625 million seven-year term loan secured against the Dundrum Town Centre, with an interest cost expected to be les - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
30 Aug '17 |
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DEAL: Søstrene Grene chain brings its ‘lucky dip’ concept to Limerick
The Lawlors would like to grow the chain to about 10 shops, but rising rents are a constraint, Niall says. “Rents have increased 15 per cent in the 18 months we’ve been trading.” - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
23 Aug '17 |
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DEAL: Hotel Chocolat to set up its sweet business in Dublin
The UK chocolatier Hotel Chocolat is to open a new store in the GPO retail building on Dublin’s Henry Street. A second store will be launched at Dundrum Town Centre while a third is being considered - Subscribe |
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20 Aug '17 |
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Claddagh Jewellers plans new Grafton St premises
The premises at 2 Grafton Street is a prime location. The building, a protected structure, is owned by an investor vehicle controlled by Davy. - Subscribe |
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17 Aug '17 |
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Iceland eyes more stores as losses halved in Republic
Iceland has seven stores in seven in Dublin, as well as in Carlow, Clonmel, Co Tipperary, Douglas, Cork, Galway, Letterkenny, Co Donegal, Longford, Midleton, Co Cork, Tralee, Co Kerry, and Waterford. - Subscribe |
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19 Jul '17 |
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Golden Discs eyes more stores on return to profit
Part of the growth is the expansion into Dublin of the company’s Vinyl Lounge hybrid shop-café-music-venue concept, which recently opened in the flagship Cork store on St Patrick St.
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© The Irish Times |
19 Jul '17 |
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DEAL: Aldi signs in to revamped Frascati Shopping Centre
Aldi is to be a key tenant in the refurbished and extended Frascati Shopping Centre in Blackrock, Co Dublin, one of the most popular shopping destinations in south Dublin. The agreement to lease a 1,2 - Subscribe |
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17 Jul '17 |
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Freshly Chopped opens 27th healthy food outlet in Little Island
“Cork, Waterford, Limerick, Kerry — everyone is calling for us. We’re going to all of them. We have five people looking at opening units in Cork. Our ideal is to have
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© The Irish Times |
13 Jul '17 |
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Regatta’s man in Ireland sets his sights on a fleet of shops
“Ireland,” Fox says, “is its third-biggest business, after the UK and Germany/Austria. I have a bigger per-capita take than any other country in the world in outdoor clothing.” - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
10 Jul '17 |
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Brother Hubbard cafe expands into former Gary Rhodes restaurant
“It’s beside us, it became available and it was very hard to ignore.” Garrett Fitzgerald is talking about the expansion of his Capel Street cafes Brother Hubbard North and Little Brother, int - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
05 Jul '17 |
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Rod Nowlan of Bannons: Irish retail stock weathering revolution in shopping habits
Yes, there are examples of “over-enthusiastic purchases”, but most well-advised investors of retail portfolios over the past two years are enjoying double-digit capital growth as well as attractiv - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
04 Jul '17 |
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Subway to create more than 400 jobs in Irish expansion
In total, the company is aiming to increase the number of stores in Ireland and the UK to 3,000 by 2020, creating around 5,000 new jobs. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
21 Jun '17 |
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Retail theatre: When space goes vacant, a pop-up can fill the void
Inspired by original disrupter AirBnB, Lucinda Kelly set up her own business, Popertee (https://popertee.com), which brings landlords and pop-up tenants together in a simplified way. “It is about ex - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
31 May '17 |
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Buying shares in the flotation is high-risk for retail investors
Retail investors can apply to buy shares in the share sale. However, there is no guarantee that retail investors will get an allocation, as there is only expected to be between 10pc and 15pc of the sh - Subscribe |
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