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08 Jul '20 |
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DEAL: Boots opens new store in Bannon-managed and -leased Gateway Retail Park, Knocknacarra, Galway
Boots has opened a new store in the Bannon managed and leased Gateway Retail Park, Galway. The new flagship store has opened on the first opportunity following the Covid closure period."It’ - Subscribe |
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09 Jul '20 |
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You might notice a new element in your Residential Homes dashboard, a tickbox labelled 'Excel' positioned to the right of our 'Sales Status:' menu.If you tick this box, the data you search for will be - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
08 Jul '20 |
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DEAL: Denmark’s answer to Ikea, Jysk, signs deal for first Dublin outlet at Gulliver’s Retail Park in Santry
The popular retail chain signed a 10-year lease with the Cosgrave Property Group on June 8th for a 712 sq m unit at the scheme, and commenced fit-out works one week later. The new store is expected to - Subscribe |
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06 Jul '20 |
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Kilkenny Group closes store in Greystones
The Irish craft retailer, led by Marian O'Gorman, has a network of 15 shops in Ireland and its flagship store is based on Nassau Street. A spokesman for the Kilkenny Group said the 17 redundancies at - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
05 Jul '20 |
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Columbia Sportswear defies gloom with first Irish standalone shop
The 120sq m shop on Trinity Street in Dublin city centre will open as a partnership with Irish-owned retailer Great Outdoors which will run the business. Despite the widespread collapse in retail sale - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
01 Jul '20 |
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Landlords have not taken ‘fair share of the pain’ on rents – restaurants
RAI chief executive Adrian Cummins said: “We want the same protections that residential tenants have for commercial tenants. Landlords have not stepped up to the plate to take their fair share of th - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
01 Jul '20 |
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Landlords will have to share burden of retail tenants’ Covid-19 losses
These restrict certain retail uses who require a special grant of planning before they can open. Cosmetic is listed as a restricted use and Rituals’ (a Dutch-headquartered cosmetics brand) recent su - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
18 Jun '20 |
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Peter O'Meara of Savills Cork: Empty units on Patrick's Street – Crisis or Opportunity?
Those retailers that have closed were in difficulty and suffering well in advance of the Covid-19 pandemic and some of the closures are strategic.
The redevelopment of the long-vacant A-Wear buildi - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
16 Jun '20 |
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Return to past shopping glories unlikely
Hammerson’s future may lie in its ability to shift focus to residential real estate near its retail assets, something it is planning [with] property it owns in Dundrum, for example. This might have - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
11 Jun '20 |
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No public seating and no WiFi: Shopping centres post-Covid will be 'different experience'
"The days of leisurely browsing have come to an end. It is going to be replaced by purposeful shopping - people going, buying what they need and returning home straight away.
"It will be very diffe - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
11 Jun '20 |
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Paul McNeive: Rapid change in retail sector will create winners as well as losers
For an insight into the current issues, I chatted with Larry Brennan, a veteran of the Irish retail market, and head of European retail agency for Savills.
There is no definitive pattern to how ret - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
11 Jun '20 |
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Decathlon’s sporting chance on rents
Bastien Grandgeorge, chief executive of the chain’s Irish operation, says it could open up to nine stores here eventually and confirms that both cities are candidates for a potential second. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
11 Jun '20 |
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DEAL: Vodafone to open first Irish ‘experience store’ at 22-23 Henry Street
As part of the move, Vodafone will exit its two existing locations on Henry Street, and will occupy the entire of Nos 22-23 on a 10-year lease. Pull & Bear will relocate to former JD Sports premises a - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
09 Jun '20 |
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Decathlon to open new Dublin store on Saturday
Having announced its intention to open several outlets in the Republic, the privately-owned company confirmed to The Irish Times that it’s Dublin outlet, based in Ballymun, will open this Saturday. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
20 May '20 |
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Covid-19: The future of retail will be out of town and online
This isn’t entirely surprising, when you consider that, just two months ago, everybody was trading. Three months ago, the notion that the Irish retail sector would go into hibernation would have see - Subscribe |
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© Irish Independent |
15 May '20 |
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Reads' High Court action over access to premises as Setanta Centre about to be redeveloped
The defendant, Setanta Centre Unlimited Company, which is controlled by the family of businessman Larry Goodman, owns the Setanta Centre which is being redeveloped at a cost of €150m. - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
07 May '20 |
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Bewley’s: Covid-19 nail in the coffin for Dublin's best-known coffee shop
"Ronan Group has made it clear to Bewley’s on numerous occasions that we were not in a position to subsidise its business when its shareholders are perfectly capable of doing so." - Subscribe |
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29 Apr '20 |
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Is there a way back for the Irish restaurant business?
Gerardo Larios Rizo, head of Hospitality Sector, Business Banking at Bank of Ireland: "The problem is not only going to be the VAT or staffing but landlords who are unlikely to adjust down the rents t - Subscribe |
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© The Irish Times |
29 Apr '20 |
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DEAL: AIB signs deal for new branch premises at Frascati Centre
The bank has taken a high-profile unit fronting Frascati Road of about 2,000sq ft unit on a 15-year lease at a rent in the region of €50 per sq ft.
Fit-out of the AIB’s new premises is set to b - Subscribe |
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© Business Post |
27 Apr '20 |
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No time to lose as demand remains high for retail space
Even as the economy contracts in the face of Covid-19, Irish retailers are opening up more outlets in various locations around the country - Subscribe |
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© Irish Examiner |
27 Apr '20 |
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Fears 90% of restaurants at risk of permanent closure: RAI
It also calls for a commercial rates write-off for restaurants until a Covid-19 vaccine is found, and the introduction of rent supports similar to those in place in France, where government would supp - Subscribe |
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