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Stores Closing in Sligo mod warning post #720

bennyc

So 2 Seasons are going which imo is very sad to see and if rumor on the street is to be believed then Currys are not to far behind. I even heard talk the one beginning with A (with a whole lot of fuss getting them here in the first place) it is not supposed to be doing so well.

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Bebo stunnah

rider wrote: »

Cafe Fleur only O'Connell Street have closed permanently. They have also removed their social media profiles.
Shame as it was the best coffee in Sligo.

Definitely the nicest deli/sandwiches in my opinion.
I wonder if that'll be Des out off the Chamber of Commerce too?

rider

Cafe Fleur only O'Connell Street have closed permanently. They have also removed their social media profiles.
Shame as it was the best coffee in Sligo.

tinpib

Cait and I the craft shop beside Cosgroves deli at Market Cross have closed their unit, sign up in the window saying they have moved exclusively online.

Probably makes a lot of sense, hopefully it goes well for them.

https://caitandi.com/

prodsc

rovers_runner wrote: »

Anyone know where to go for instant photo printing with Photofast gone and Boots kiosks closed?

There used to be machines in Tesco arcade at the car park entrance,

Freedive Ireland

rovers_runner wrote: »

Time to encourage a lot of the bigger retailers into Castle St. & O'Connell St?
The main streets will have even more of a ghost town feel now and that won't be changing until chamber policy does.

I've nothing to do with the Chamber but that has consistently been their policy all along. Trying to encourage big retailers in the town rather than retail parks.

rovers_runner

Anyone know where to go for instant photo printing with Photofast gone and Boots kiosks closed?

SligoBrewer

It's time to start pulling cars out of the town centre and make it somewhere worth travelling to and hanging around. We can see the benefits around the Rockwood Parade, time to start bringing that up to other regions of the town. First step should be getting rid of most on-street parking and converting it to contraflow cycle lanes and wider footpaths.

Andy From Sligo

rovers_runner wrote: »

Time to encourage a lot of the bigger retailers into Castle St. & O'Connell St?
The main streets will have even more of a ghost town feel now and that won't be changing until chamber policy does.

agree... but layout of the town though. Difficult for lorries and delivery trucks to get down , traffic holdups, poor parking for staff and customers, not big enough floorspace area of existing buildings and outdated buildings ... I wouldnt really blame if the bigger retailers want to set up shop out of town in these circumstances these days even if chamber policy changed to be honest

rovers_runner

Time to encourage a lot of the bigger retailers into Castle St. & O'Connell St?
The main streets will have even more of a ghost town feel now and that won't be changing until chamber policy does.

Basq

whatswhat wrote: »

RTE news says that Mothercare in Sligo is/has closed down.

Yep..

https://www.irishtimes.com/business/retail-and-services/mothercare-s-irish-business-to-be-liquidated-with-loss-of-197-jobs-1.4276845

whatswhat

RTE news says that Mothercare in Sligo is/has closed down.

prodsc

Photofast on O'Connell Street not reopening...owner has decided to retire.

BronsonTB

JeffreyEpspeen wrote: »

Is Four Lanterns closing permanently?

I would imagine it will reopen in some form after this crisis has passed.
Might take a bit to sort out any legal issues etc but as a business it does very well.

JeffreyEpspeen

Buford T Justice wrote: »

Not sure. The owner passed away very recently

I kind of regret not going there more often now. Food hit the spot. One of the staff was rude as ****, though.

Buford T Justice

JeffreyEpspeen wrote: »

Would this have been the case even without Coronavirus?

Not sure. The owner passed away very recently

JeffreyEpspeen

dingding wrote: »

Yes

Would this have been the case even without Coronavirus?

dingding

JeffreyEpspeen wrote: »

Is Four Lanterns closing permanently?

Yes

JeffreyEpspeen

Is Four Lanterns closing permanently?

Andy From Sligo

Stores temporarily closing or adjusting their opening times up at the retail park in Carraroe -

Check facebook page for more details and updates:

https://www.facebook.com/sligoretailpark/

BronsonTB

Furey's will be missed...was always the go to place before any gigs in Andersons.

sligojoek

curtisbrown wrote: »

Furey's closing this weekend I hear

That's a pity. I hope someone else has a go at it. I was only in there twice since Mousey moved to Connolly's. Not the same as it was years ago.

curtisbrown

Furey's closing this weekend I hear

prodsc

ectoraige wrote: »

I see the Applegreen hoarding is coming down from the station on Pearse Road, I'm guessing they ditched the franchise again. Unless they are putting up a new fascia, that canopy will be very exposed to Storm Jorge.

Now Maxol.

Not surprised the deal with Applegreen ended.

tinpib

The Hale vapeshop on O'Connell st, beside the now closed Party Boutique, is also closed. Posters up on the window.

ectoraige

I see the Applegreen hoarding is coming down from the station on Pearse Road, I'm guessing they ditched the franchise again. Unless they are putting up a new fascia, that canopy will be very exposed to Storm Jorge.

sligojoek

Cool.

I drop in there now and again if I'm early for a bus.

Buford T Justice

No, Just the restaurant upstairs.

sligojoek

Is the bar closed as well?

johnire

Fair enough but it still leaves another vacant premise in the town and one restaurant less.
Five restaurants/pubs in total have gone from town over the last 8 weeks or so.

mickwat155 wrote: »

They just relocated to the golf club in strandhill

mickwat155

johnire wrote: »

The Sidings Restaurant in Lord Edward Street is closing.
That’s the fourth restaurant in the last 3 months that has gone from town.

They just relocated to the golf club in strandhill