tomofson wrote: » Yeah, I think that was the one, Do you know what year it closed its doors?
Gareth Keenan wrote: » I'm not sure but ISTR that the license for the place was taken over by Tesco in Bloomfield's, which would put it mid 90s. It was being converted into a private residence, but noticed a for sale sign up on it the other day.
joeguevara wrote: » With a sold notice on it. It has said it’s been sold for last couple of years.
Gareth Keenan wrote: » I'm not sure but ISTR that the license for the place was taken over by Tesco in Bloomfield's, which would put it mid 90s.
helimachoptor wrote: » It wasnt that early, the owners I did work experience for in transition year in their shop up beside rockford manner and that was 98 and they ddint sell the shop for a couple of years to buy the Cumberland, i would have said around 2005 it closed down
coylemj wrote: » You wouldn't extinguish a 7 day publican's licence to open an off-licence. It would be a complete waste of money, especially if it was a Dublin licence.
dublinman1990 wrote: » Frascati now have a new website up and running.https://frascaticentre.ie/ A couple of announcements were made from it. The new McDonalds unit will be open to the public from this Tuesday; the 16th of October. Five Guys will open on the 5th of November. Kay's Kitchen & Cafe Nero will open in Spring 2019.
L1011 wrote: » Newsagents are dying, nobody would open one now. Look at how small the news and magazine section in a big Eason is now
horslips wrote: » Yet card shops seem to be triving!
L1011 wrote: » Cards are exceptionally high margin and don't go out of date (just shove them in the back for the same event next year) as well as the two reasons above. Magazines are low margin and while returning unsold copies does prevent being charged for them, it is labour intensive.
horslips wrote: » True - I have noticed. Makes me a bit sad (and feel old). When I moved to Blackrock around 20 years ago there was a Golden Discs in the Frescati and Sounds Unmistakeable in the Blackrock SC. Not sure where I could buy a CD around here not. Dún Laoghaire, I suppose. Yet card shops seem to be triving!
dublinman1990 wrote: » UPDATE: Five Guys are having a recruitment drive, for new people to work in it's new restaurant in Frascati, on the 22nd of October.https://frascaticentre.ie/recruitment-2/
coylemj wrote: » Some work going on at the old Get Fresh (fruit & veg.) shop in Deansgrange, interior stripped bare and a guy working on the frontage. And there is an O'Brien's (off-licence) van parked outside. The unit would be a bit small for an O'Briens but their old place up in Stillorgan near the entrance to Lidl and the cinema was pretty cramped before they eventually decamped further up the Lr. Kilmacud Road.
Stephen15 wrote: » Didn't think standalone off licences were still doing much business these days surprised the likes of O'Briens can still compete with supermarkets even most Spars and Centras have a full off sales licence these days. Surprised an off licence would open up not far from a Supervalu and a Lidl.
coylemj wrote: » You'd think so but the O'Briens in Stillorgan for example for years managed to survive in a cramped premises across the road from a very large standalone Tesco off-licence in the shopping centre. The old Get Fresh premises is now sandwiched between an Apache pizza and a Saba takeaway, that might have made the location attractive for O'Briens. Fitting out an off-licence probably doesn't involve much of an investment so there's no great commercial risk involved if they picked it up on a short lease.
Chewbacca wrote: » Eddie Rockets or Rockets will be taking the unit that Sivad occupied in Leopardstown S.C
cangirl86 wrote: » Has this been confirmed, I can't find this anywhere online
BDJW wrote: » Was about to ask the same thing myself as I can't find it anywhere online either
dublinman1990 wrote: » The new Aldi concept store in Frascati is being built opposite the new McDonalds unit. The new McDonalds though is really small compared to the old unit. New retailers hinted there will include an ice cream shop, a travel agent & a electronics repair shop/business.
Viscount Aggro wrote: » Ember in Milltown. Is this restaurant closed down? Theres no notice outside, facebook and twitter accounts dont say anything.
ted1 wrote: » I thought McDonald’s was meant to be bigger. Isn’t Aldi is due to open this month.
dublinman1990 wrote: » I don't know how many floors are in the new McDonalds. It's ground floor & tills are a lot more cramped than usual. There is only one till there when you come in the entrance for customers to make their orders compared to about 10 or 11 of them in their old place. The amount of space seen inside it is miles apart from it's old restaurant.