m17 wrote: » Harvey Norman site knocknacarra 18/02/19
what_traffic wrote: Wonder will it use the existing underground car parking entrance at the Gateway Retail Park? Or is a new entrance been created?
Prominent_Dawg wrote: Anyone know what’s going into Footlocker
smurf492 wrote: » Hoping they extend and add a new underground entrance closer to the school. The layout of the existing underground entrance is terrible
what_traffic wrote: » Ya its pure daft.
m17 wrote: » Headlines newsagents are gone in the corrib shopping centre after 27 years xl newsagents are taking over
Tilikum17 wrote: » American golf. I’ll stick with Declan in Golfstyle myself.
Goldenjohn wrote: » Looks like most people stuck with Declan....shop closed with contact details for belfast
cfeeneyinterior wrote: » Looks like Mothercare will be closing or moving at the Eyre Sq Centre from July... "Available to move in: Monday 1st July 2019" Rent €185000 per year, Service Charges: €37,939 net p.a. Insurance Charges: €3,510 (2018 annual fee) Commercial Rates: €35,515 Wow that's a lot of expenses before you sell somethinghttps://www.daft.ie/galway/commercial-property-for-rent/retail-units-for-rent/unit-122-123-eyre-square-shopping-centre-galway-city-galway-795001/
beardybrewer wrote: » Sadly it means only corporate conglomerates can make a go in a space like that which doesn't even have an attractive location tucked downstairs. It would be suicide for a new local business to take on that debt.
brutes1 wrote: » And not even Mothercare can make it work. I reckon a lot of these units will be merged into a couple of megaunits on the lower floors of ESC and Corbetts, only the biggest will survive eg Sportsdirect, H&M, Penneys etc
Mrs OBumble wrote: » Mothercare are advertising for staff still, possibly they are just moving somewhere better for them.
Jammyd wrote: » They are opening a new flagship store which will be their biggest in Ireland out in Wellpark retail park.
ratracer wrote: » Jammyd wrote: » They are opening a new flagship store which will be their biggest in Ireland out in Wellpark retail park. I thought Lidl were going out there in Wellpark?
ben.schlomo wrote: » They are. We'd need a source for the Mothercare comment. There are more empty units out there though,former Maplin one and one beside or a further one down.
cfeeneyinterior wrote: » ben.schlomo wrote: » They are. We'd need a source for the Mothercare comment. There are more empty units out there though,former Maplin one and one beside or a further one down. It is for rent on daft.... they haven't closed yet but it says it will be available from July..... Pretty clear there no?https://www.daft.ie/galway/commercial-property-for-rent/retail-units-for-rent/unit-122-123-eyre-square-shopping-centre-galway-city-galway-795001/
ben.schlomo wrote: » Read the one I responded to, not your post.
ratracer wrote: » I thought Lidl were going out there in Wellpark?
GerardKeating wrote: » LIDL are going into the old PC World Unit, but there are 3/4 empty units in Wellpark
beardybrewer wrote: » That makes sense except for the parking. I'm well aware that many fight it out for a surface spot but we tend to always go underground. What surprised me last year was certain days nearly every last space underground was full. So I wonder what a big weekly shop would look like being that there's no underground entrance adjacent to the old PC World store and I'm not sure if the one by Maplin can lock the trolley wheels in place like knocknacarra dunnes (not rahoon).