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New Business openings and closures around you?

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Lets see what damage the recession is doing or if many new businesses have managed to open during these hard times.
New openings of businesses around you, closures of businesses around you?
New openings I saw recently-
Mini golf dundrum,
pandora dundrum,
gourmet grill Rathmines,
mr.simms sweet shop opening rathmines soon.
calendar club nutgrove,
mr bs arcade nutgrove,
trespass nutgrove,
dwarka indian takeaway rathmines,
paco nutgrove,
3 store nutgrove,
macari fish and chips, braemor
smiles dental dundrum
new restaurant to open in dundrum soon.
kids charity shop in dundrum
best barber shop,dundrum

closures
pizza hut rathgar
spar rathgar
chinese takeaway rathgar
gamestop rathmines
zumo swan centre,

all i can think of for now, whats happening around you.:)

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The Iron Giant

rubadub wrote: »

I think you are missing the "title" Another Dealz in Nutgrove

-I am not being smart or having a go at you, it is easily missed and people should not use that "title" thing for this very reason.

Title doesn't display on the touch site. Never realised that before.

ted1

rubadub wrote: »

ted1 wrote: »

Are you missing part of the sentence.

There about 10 dealz serving this area (South Dublin )

I think you are missing the "title" Another Dealz in Nutgrove

-I am not being smart or having a go at you, it is easily missed and people should not use that "title" thing for this very reason.

As above

cobham

I thought I was just posting about a new 'opening' in Dublin South County and did not merit a separate title?. Yes the district is well served but this one seems the largest of the ones I am familiar with and rolling out their new policy of stocking clothing.

coylemj

cobham wrote: »

I thought I was just posting about a new 'opening' in Dublin South County and did not merit a separate title?

I'm assuming you meant 'did not merit a separate thread'

Does a new Dealz in Sth. Dublin even merit a new post?

The Mig

Starbucks in Dun Laoghaire closed. The Shopping centre one on Marine road.

dublinman1990

Stephen15 wrote: »

Just books and stationery or is there a newsagent there too like Stillorgan.

Just books and stationery only. No newsagent in the Frascati store.

[Deleted User]

The Mig wrote: »

Starbucks in Dun Laoghaire closed. The Shopping centre one on Marine road.

Quelle Surprise

You have to look at Starbucks sometimes and wonder what they are thinking.

coylemj

Get Fresh fruit & veg. shop on Deansgrange Road has closed. They have pasted two notices on the (closed) shutters, I couldn't read the full details as I was passing in the car today at about 3:45 p.m. but the gist of the signage is that they have closed as of last Saturday March 10th. There was a guy with a van there last Saturday and I noticed him removing the centre display, I assumed it was being replaced as part of general maintenance but in hindsight it now looks like they were starting to dismantle the place.

It's the shop with the green canopy in this Streetview ... https://goo.gl/maps/W6Hk6Ayv3io

Awaaf

coylemj wrote: »

Get Fresh fruit & veg. shop on Deansgrange Road has closed. They have pasted two notices on the (closed) shutters, I couldn't read the full details as I was passing in the car today at about 3:45 p.m. but the gist of the signage is that they have closed as of last Saturday March 10th. There was a guy with a van there last Saturday and I noticed him removing the centre display, I assumed it was being replaced as part of general maintenance but in hindsight it now looks like they were starting to dismantle the place.

It's the shop with the green canopy in this Streetview ... https://goo.gl/maps/W6Hk6Ayv3io

Sign mentions business transferring to Veg shop in Kilmacud. That doesn't seem to be a very practical option.

Seaswimmer

coylemj wrote: »

Get Fresh fruit & veg. shop on Deansgrange Road has closed. They have pasted two notices on the (closed) shutters, I couldn't read the full details as I was passing in the car today at about 3:45 p.m. but the gist of the signage is that they have closed as of last Saturday March 10th. There was a guy with a van there last Saturday and I noticed him removing the centre display, I assumed it was being replaced as part of general maintenance but in hindsight it now looks like they were starting to dismantle the place.

It's the shop with the green canopy in this Streetview ... https://goo.gl/maps/W6Hk6Ayv3io

I think they had a bit of a semi wholesale business as well selling to restaurants/caterers ect. This business is been taken over by Fruit World Kilmacud and Sebastian who works in Deansgrange is transferring up there. The owner I believe is moving to Mortons in Ranelagh as fresh fruit and veg manager.

I shopped there for years and will miss it especially for the large range of spices available.

gnf_ireland

Stephen15 wrote: »

The €2 parking fee is a bit of a joke for a suburban shopping centre, I should hope Aldi will be validating tickets when they open.

And is even a bigger joke when the place is a full construction site
I understand they want to stop people using it for the DART, but they could make the first hour or two free while the construction work is going on. Its a jungle now between there and Blackrock SC across the road.

rubadub

gnf_ireland wrote: »

I understand they want to stop people using it for the DART,

I'd say people use it for the bus too, always seems to be a very busy bus stop there.

gnf_ireland

rubadub wrote: »

I'd say people use it for the bus too, always seems to be a very busy bus stop there.

That car park has always charged, although it was on an honesty system previously and you bought your ticket and placed it on the window

The Blackrock SC had the barriers but SuperQuinn/Valu would validate the ticket if you spend at least 5 euro (I think) on stuff.

And yes, that bus stop is always very busy and has a pretty large catchment area directly behind it and also those on Mount Merrion Avenue. The #17 is not exactly frequent

Cyrus

gnf_ireland wrote: »

That car park has always charged, although it was on an honesty system previously and you bought your ticket and placed it on the window

The Blackrock SC had the barriers but SuperQuinn/Valu would validate the ticket if you spend at least 5 euro (I think) on stuff.

And yes, that bus stop is always very busy and has a pretty large catchment area directly behind it and also those on Mount Merrion Avenue. The #17 is not exactly frequent

i was practically resident in M&S at one stage of my life and never bought a ticket, that said i only ever nipped into M&S and then left. i agree that while the construction is ongoing they should have delayed the barriers, its a warzone there at the moment.

gnf_ireland

Cyrus wrote: »

i was practically resident in M&S at one stage of my life and never bought a ticket, that said i only ever nipped into M&S and then left. i agree that while the construction is ongoing they should have delayed the barriers, its a warzone there at the moment.

Of course people take a risk on buying the ticket, especially if they were just popping in for something quickly. I do know people who were caught thought without a ticket, and of course the occasional ticket swapping was quite persistent there in the past...

At the moment, I struggle which way to turn if I want to go shopping. Dunnes in Cornelscourt seems like the only place that is not a warzone. Stillorgan seems to lack all concept of the rules of the road when it comes to parking. Blackrock is total carnage ... The other other viable option is Tesco in Dun Laoghaire.

Cyrus

gnf_ireland wrote: »

Of course people take a risk on buying the ticket, especially if they were just popping in for something quickly. I do know people who were caught thought without a ticket, and of course the occasional ticket swapping was quite persistent there in the past...

At the moment, I struggle which way to turn if I want to go shopping. Dunnes in Cornelscourt seems like the only place that is not a warzone. Stillorgan seems to lack all concept of the rules of the road when it comes to parking. Blackrock is total carnage ... The other other viable option is Tesco in Dun Laoghaire.

Yes we either get Tesco to deliver or go to cornelscourt for grocery shopping , if I’m going to Blackrock I park by the library or on idrone terrace

gnf_ireland

Cyrus wrote: »

if I’m going to Blackrock I park by the library or on idrone terrace

Frascatti Park behind M&S is my usual spot, but it suits me to do a U-turn and get back onto Mount Merrion Avenue ... or I just walk depending on what I am going for

Stephen15

I don't go into Frascati very much but I have to say the car park in Blackrock SC is a complete nightmare which I avoid at all costs even if you do manage to squeeze into a spot your car will probably end up with a dent of some sort.

gnf_ireland

Stephen15 wrote: »

I don't go into Frascati very much but I have to say the car park in Blackrock SC is a complete nightmare which I avoid at all costs even if you do manage to squeeze into a spot your car will probably end up with a dent of some sort.

Agree 100% - my wife was complaining like mad about the place a week or so ago.
I think Blackrock would have lost a good few patrons over this, only Stillorgan is equally as bad !

dublinman1990

Parking your car around that area is probably becoming a little bit more harder now. Blackrock SC's car park exit barriers out to Frascati Rd had closed recently because the road boundary outside the new office block for Zurich group is now a building site. You can't exit your car up through the ramp from underneath the SC now which could be like that for a considerable period of time. I walked past that exit today and it's now shut for builders & site managers only.

[Deleted User]

cobham wrote: »

I thought I was just posting about a new 'opening' in Dublin South County and did not merit a separate title?. Yes the district is well served but this one seems the largest of the ones I am familiar with and rolling out their new policy of stocking clothing.

I believe George Davis is behind the clothing. This is the man that created Next, them moved to Asda to create the George brand and now it looks like he is teaming up with Dealz.

CeilingFly

Aegir wrote: »

I believe George Davis is behind the clothing. This is the man that created Next, them moved to Asda to create the George brand and now it looks like he is teaming up with Dealz.

Nope, Andy Bond former ceo of Asda is heading up the rollout of Pep and co. on behalf of its owners

Its an offshoot of Pep Stores in south africa and the overall owner of both dealz/poundland and pep is Steinhoff who operate dozens of retail formats and have about 20,000 stores http://www.steinhoffinternational.com/

CeilingFly

Heatons in Carrickmines are closing.

I know sportsdirect own heatons and many are saying it is being turned into a sports direct store in its entirety.

However, there is a strong rumour in property circles that Decathlon has taken the store.

You heard it here first

frash

CeilingFly wrote: »

Heatons in Carrickmines are closing.

I know sportsdirect own heatons and many are saying it is being turned into a sports direct store in its entirety.

However, there is a strong rumour in property circles that Decathlon has taken the store.

You heard it here first

Actually I heard it here first
https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057853399

CeilingFly

frash wrote: »

Actually I heard it here first
https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057853399

thought it deserved to be in both threads

- should have posted in the DS thread first.

If I get more definite info, I'll make sure its here first.

Homesick Alien

Aegir wrote: »

Quelle Surprise

You have to look at Starbucks sometimes and wonder what they are thinking.

I think it has more to do with the fact that there was another bigger Starbucks right across the road. Starbucks are growing in Ireland not shrinking. But I agree you'd have to wonder what they're thinking opening to cafes on the same street in Dun Laoghaire.

Homesick Alien

Moo's burritos has closed on George's St in Dun Laoghaire. Don't think it even lasted a year but can't say I'm complete surprised. It wasn't a good location for a burrito bar and they had strange opening hours - they closed at 7pm. Or maybe people have just reached burrito saturation point.

The Mig

Homesick Alien wrote: »

Moo's burritos has closed on George's St in Dun Laoghaire. Don't think it even lasted a year but can't say I'm complete surprised. It wasn't a good location for a burrito bar and they had strange opening hours - they closed at 7pm. Or maybe people have just reached burrito saturation point.

Closed at least 6 months easily

Stephen15

Homesick Alien wrote: »

Moo's burritos has closed on George's St in Dun Laoghaire. Don't think it even lasted a year but can't say I'm complete surprised. It wasn't a good location for a burrito bar and they had strange opening hours - they closed at 7pm. Or maybe people have just reached burrito saturation point.

Wasn't that place closed by a health inpection

ted1

CeilingFly wrote: »

Heatons in Carrickmines are closing.

I know sportsdirect own heatons and many are saying it is being turned into a sports direct store in its entirety.

However, there is a strong rumour in property circles that Decathlon has taken the store.

You heard it here first

Staff are saying sportsdirect are moving down stairs and a heatons style shop going upstairs( https://www.brandsmax.com )

You heard it here first.