ben.schlomo wrote: » Elverys are pulling out of Edward Square as per the large 'to let' sign above the unit. Foot Locker closing in the next month or so, staff were informed this week.
youngrun wrote: » ben.schlomo wrote: » Elverys are pulling out of Edward Square as per the large 'to let' sign above the unit. Foot Locker closing in the next month or so, staff were informed this week. Wow Elverys gone from Corbett court too? TBH I think retail is really going to struggle this year. Online may be convenient and price better but knockon is less shops and lower footfall May be all replaced by coffee shops i suppose
flazio wrote: » It's a weird one, Lifestyle on Shop Street seem to be doing OK and they are also in the same complex as Elverys. Big shame about Gotta Run. I thought Galway had a good level of serious runners to keep the place going.
Worn Out wrote: » Gotta Run in Oranmore is now closed. ☹️
youngrun wrote: » In my minds eye city centre will be some boutique shops, coffee shops and food places and a place to parade around town in 5 years, not sure if thats good or bad.
zell12 wrote: » Former Ulster Bank Newcastle being turned into doctor surgery
biko wrote: » How do you know this, is there a sign on the door?
westgolf wrote: » Not sure if it's new or just me not spotting it but new coffee wagon in the docks car park beside the payment machine. In a kinda related vein. The spot outside ocean towers opposite Black Rock where the coffee van used to set up seems to have been blocked off with concrete slabs. Always thought this was a privately owned spot. Also a planning application in for some sort of development of the old ruined cottage opposite the diving board.
ben.schlomo wrote: » Elverys has done f all business since they went in, the other one has been a sale shop since then too. They've no need for one in town when they've the large one catering for multiple sports on the Headford Rd.
Bredabe wrote: » Does anyone know where this van has moved to?
beardybrewer wrote: » I've wondered that myself, maybe he's waiting for fairer weather?? Pity they made him remove his bench. I know planning has its place but more common sense could be used when it doesn't do any harm like the Claddagh Jewelry mural.
Jammyd wrote: » ben.schlomo wrote: » Elverys are pulling out of Edward Square as per the large 'to let' sign above the unit. Foot Locker closing in the next month or so, staff were informed this week. Not surprised about Elverys don't know what possessed them to open there when they had the store in Corbett Court and the other few dotted about the city, would be great to see that unit occupied by a retailer that doesn't already have a presence in the city, don't think it would be big enough for a Zara / H&M (unless they could add a Mezzanine) but maybe a Sostrene & Grene style store would do great there, or maybe Burtons could re-open in town now the Galway SC unit closed
ben.schlomo wrote: » Sostrene would be the only viable one of those mentioned. Even then I do not think the unit lends itself to their usual look/feel.
Jammyd wrote: » Are we both talking about the same unit? I'm talking about the Edward square one where Awear was previously located Vs the old outlet in Corbett court.. wouldn't see why the unit in Edward square wouldn't be adaptable for a clothing store given it was built with that purpose (acknowledging it's not the largest), no idea what could fill the other store in Corbett court it'll probably end up being another Aran sweater store 😂
Jammyd wrote: » Jammyd wrote: » Are we both talking about the same unit? I'm talking about the Edward square one where Awear was previously located Vs the old outlet in Corbett court.. wouldn't see why the unit in Edward square wouldn't be adaptable for a clothing store given it was built with that purpose (acknowledging it's not the largest), no idea what could fill the other store in Corbett court it'll probably end up being another Aran sweater store 😂 I see you edited your original message about clothing stores, agree that unit doesn't have the look/feel of a sostren store alright
Jammyd wrote: » ...would be great to see that unit occupied by a retailer that doesn't already have a presence in the city, don't think it would be big enough for a Zara / H&M (unless they could add a Mezzanine) but maybe a Sostrene & Grene style store would do great there, or maybe Burtons could re-open in town now the Galway SC unit closed