Sully wrote: » Last I heard they had no interest in opening in the Waterford area. I think the Ferrybank Shopping centre is opening in August though?
trishw78 wrote: » Did I read someplace about them going to Clonmel or was I dreaming again
south wrote: » M&S wanted to open down in Tralee in a big retail park on the outskirts of town but the council wanted them to open the shop in the town centre so they packed their bags and headed off to killarney instead. They opened a new shop only two weeks ago. I can see the same happening in waterford..
Jor wrote: » I like some of their food, but bearing in mind that they and many of the other big UK retailers are conning Irish customers into paying more than in Britain, I would not be inclined to give them much of my hard-earned money.
Bazbu wrote: » Heard today that Marks & Sparks will be opening in the Ferrybank shopping centre...anyone else heard this?
Cabaal wrote: » So if Ferrybank gets M&S what happens if TK Maxx also want to setup shop in Ferybank? After all it may be alot more suitable then the middle of waterford space wise, how would Waterford CC react?
trishw78 wrote: » I thought this place was one of the NAMA places? I could be wrong....
jo06555 wrote: » all this bull over bulk and non bulk would be coming back to bite them in ass then, surely the waterford city council should be trying to encourage new outlets not close them....
wellboy76 wrote: » Sad the way this place is bloody opening and then TK Maxx has to close down
Aquos76 wrote: » The simply facts of tk max closing is soley down to Waterford city council and Waterford county council and rates. The fact that there is no alternative unit in the city centre available is again no fault of tk max, and because there are potentially suitable units available in ferrybank, well that's Waterford city council loss yet again.
merlante wrote: » Doesn't that kind of defeat the purpose of kicking them out of where they are? 45,000 people would have to go over the bridge to get to it.
There's plenty of space in Waterford city centre, just not many suitable units...