Limerick_Lass wrote: » Lads this thread is so depressing to read .... is it just getting worse so?
zulutango wrote: » It's amazing how hooked on coffee people are that the city can support a few Starbucks outlets and all the other cafés.
Mr.H wrote: » Someone actually going for a job there was told by the person interviewing them that the store would be in Colbert. That is surely closer to Starbucks saying it than a guy trying to rent more units and a paper that has got things wrong a lot in the past........................
ongarboy wrote: » If the Thomas Street location is being confirmed by the Leader through directly naming and quoting the real estate agents handling the Starbucks tenancy, than why should the validity of that be questioned? No reason why more outlets won't follow suit including Colbert if Starbucks deems such a location profitable. Cork already has Opera Lane, Princes St and 2 out in Mahon opening in quick succession so no reason why Limerick can't absorb more than one either. I'm sure the Crescent is also on their hit list although Butlers did get in there before them with a lovely new cafe. UK chain Caffe Nero also has started expanding in Dublin so perhaps a Limerick location is next...!
Cookiemunster wrote: » So the guy renting out the building says that it's happening and you don't believe him because it's the Leader reporting it? You need to get over your mistrust of the Leader.
bennyl10 wrote: » yesterday, at Interview, the people who opened opera lane said interview was for a Starbucks to open in the train station.. 100% train station was said.. Maybe they are opening Thomas st, but train station cafe is where the recently advertised jobs are for.. so I'd imagine that'll be first.. unless I'm being trolled at an interview.. After that with regards to where in station, I've no idea, will have more of an idea after weekend!
Mr.H wrote: » That would be so funny sorry. Fingers crossed buddy. Any idea how you got on? The cafe in the station was leased in the last couple of weeks so that will likely be your place of work
bennyl10 wrote: » If I've been monumentally trolled I apologise to all here :PYa, brief walkthrough Saturday in one of the cork stores before training in Limerick so yay!! If its been leased it makes sense(surely awful news for amt though).. I'm not saying leader are wrong,maybe Starbucks are in Thomas St, but there immediate plans, at least as far as they were indicating yesterday, is the station!! Anyone considered maybe its Insomnia Thomas st?..
Mr.H wrote: » To be honest assuming that information is correct about the station it could only be going to one place and that is the existing cafe. Not much work would need to be done to it. But I would have to assume work would need to start in the next 2 weeks if it is to happen. I've heard that its opening the first week of September with training before that so it only leaves next week and the week after at a push to make alterations. Does anyone know anybody working in the station? maybe they could shed some light?
Poxyshamrock wrote: » Platform 5 is closed up at the moment so that's where I think it's going. All the windows are covered up and there's a sign saying "closed for renovations".
Mr.H wrote: » Someone actually going for a job there was told by the person interviewing them that the store would be in Colbert. That is surely closer to Starbucks saying it than a guy trying to rent more units and a paper that has got things wrong a lot in the past........................ Anyway I am the eternal optimist so I am going with the assumption that Starbucks Colbert station will be open for business in September (Info I have gotten from ANOTHER source) in Platform 5 (since it has been up for let) and Starbucks Thomas street will be opening for at the latest Christmashttp://www.daft.ie/commercial/colbert-train-station-limerick-city-limerick/222081/ Let Agreed since June
steveon wrote: » Not sure if its been mentioned before or not so if so apologies, a new custom modified bike store is opening out across from Tescos in Coonagh, i think there was a car place there once elm motors I think....rite next to Applegreen petrol station... A coffee shop and hang out spot for all you bike lovers :-)
ongarboy wrote: » Toys'R'Us opening in Parkway (presumably the retail park?) according to today's Indo.http://www.independent.ie/business/irish/toys-r-us-will-open-10-stores-to-take-on-smyths-31435422.html
ongarboy wrote: » Toys'R'Us opening in Parkway (presumably the retail park?) according to today's Indo.
jaxxx wrote: » Any mentions of job adverts yet, no?
steveon wrote: » As far as I know toys r us are taking over the former furniture shop beside tx maxx in that retail park finally some decent competition.to smyths
Jofspring wrote: » Another pizza place opening down in the market next to top pizza where the butchers was. Not sure what kind of pizza place but you now have the library bar and 4 pizza places side by side and an Indian.
Poxyshamrock wrote: » Not sure if posted already but The Art and Hobby Shop have reopened on Cruises Street which now means the street has 100% occupancy!
Reputable Rog wrote: » The coffee quarter, hammock district and now the pizza quarter.
h3000 wrote: » http://www.healthcare21.eu/ seem to be opening in Annacotty Business Park. They have been fitting out a very large warehouse for the last few weeks.