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13 Jun '18 |
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Dealz owner in deal with lenders
The beleaguered South African retailer owns discount retailer Dealz in Ireland, along with Poundland in the UK, Conforama in France and Mattress Firm in the US. - Subscribe |
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25 Jun '18 |
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Branch administrator sought by McGuirk Beggan
Remuneration Package - €20ph - Potential commission earnings – Potential bonus based on performance. ***All applications will be dealt with in the strictest of confidence*** - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
13 Jun '18 |
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DEAL: Milano and US burger chain to set up in new Swords Pavilions quarter
Hammerson, Irish Life and Iput, joint owners of the Swords Pavilions Shopping Centre in north Co Dublin, have named the first restaurants to sign up for a new leisure quarter, which is due to open for - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
13 Jun '18 |
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DEAL: Sostrene Grene moves into Waltons store on George’s Street
Sostrene Grene, already running six stores in the Republic, is expected to pay a rent of about €260,000 for the double-fronted city centre shop, which has a ground floor extending to 565sq m (6,077s - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
08 Jun '18 |
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Applegreen has scope to borrow €70m to do deals
The company has just completed a deal to lease more than 40 stations in the US as its ambitious expansion plan continues.
The stations are being leased from New York-listed CrossAmerica Partners, u - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
07 Jun '18 |
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DEAL: Gino's Gelato to open 21st Irish outlet at Dundrum
News of the company's arrival at Dundrum follows the announcement that food emporium, Fallon & Byrne, will open a new flagship food hall, delicatessen and restaurant there also. - Subscribe |
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31 May '18 |
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JLL secures UK multiple retailer at Swords Central Shopping Centre
JLL is pleased to announce that UK multiple retailer, The Works, will join the impressive line-up of tenants at Swords Central Shopping Centre. The unit extends to 2,055 sq.ft with additional mezzanin - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
31 May '18 |
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Harvey Norman aims to open five more stores
Harvey Norman, the Australian homewares and electronics giant, is on course to open a further five stores over the next few years as the retailer pitches for greater market share and chips away at yea - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
30 May '18 |
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Dixons' Irish arm to escape closures
Dixons Carphone Warehouse has confirmed to the Irish Independent that none of its 80-plus stores in the Republic of Ireland will be impacted by planned closures announced by the company. - Subscribe |
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30 May '18 |
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Next to open flagship store on Dublin’s Henry Street vacating Jervis Shopping Centre
The company is to pay a rent of about €1.8 million for the four-storey store which will have a floor area extending to 3,300sq m (35,521 sq ft) and a high-profile 25m frontage on to Henry Street. - Subscribe |
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29 May '18 |
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Carphone Warehouse to shut 92 stores as high street pain continues
The store closures will add to the pain on the high street, with Dixons Carphone adding its name to the long list of retailers – Carpetright, Mothercare, Byron and others – to have shuttered outle - Subscribe |
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29 May '18 |
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Tesco opens new €30m store in Liffey Valley
Tesco Ireland has opened its biggest store. The new environmentally-friendly €30m Liffey Valley Tesco Extra store has created 175 jobs and is being officially opened this morning by TV presenter Luc - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
18 May '18 |
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Will Silicon Valley robber barons really kill traditional shops?
The ebullient chief executive of Harvey Norman here, Blaine Callard’s message is that the dystopian retail apocalypse narrative, which holds that online will continue to strangle high-street shoppin - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
16 May '18 |
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Victoria’s Secret store opening in Dublin criticised
Margaret McDonald: “Dublin is only just about above the threshold to be a big enough city for a Victoria’s Secret. You need as lot of traffic [footfall] to support a store like that. Grafton Stree - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
08 May '18 |
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Heat Merchants investing €4m to grow branch network
The group currently has 31 Heat Merchants branches and 12 Tubs & Tiles outlets spread throughout the country. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
02 May '18 |
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DEAL: JD Sports to pay €2.15m for Jervis Shopping Centre flagship store
JD will pay an annual rent of €2.15 million for its extensive outlet, which will also incorporate the adjoining 427sq m (4,600sq ft) currently occupied by Next. That trader is to be compensated for - Subscribe |
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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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© Irish Independent |
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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© Irish Independent |
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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© The Irish Times |
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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