Our latest Retail Pulse has now gone live. In this months edition our Retail Leasing team look at some of the recent activity in the Retail Park market.
Full report available here.
We are very proud of the sustained growth of our Property Management portfolio over the last 20 years. In 20 years, the Bannon portfolio has grown from under 1 million sq.ft. of space in 2005 to almost 10 million sq.ft. in 2025.
We would like to take this opportunity to thank our valued clients (past, present and future) for entrusting us with the management of their assets.
Check out these amazing bird houses and insect hotels built by the Irish Men’s Sheds Association to beautify the Naas community! We were thrilled to contribute to this fantastic project.
It’s inspiring to see such a dedicated group fostering social connections and storytelling among members. Great job, everyone!
Exciting News! Dominic Smith Electrical new store is now open at Leopardstown Retail Park in Sandyford.
Spanning over 8,000 sq. ft., the impressive new store brings a wide range of electrical products, expert advice, and exceptional customer service to the heart of Sandyford. This opening enhances the retail mix of the park, making it an even more compelling destination for customers.
For further leasing queries, please contact Darren Peavoy.
Great for the Bannon team to have been involved at multiple levels in such an important sale for the Irish market. Congrats to Oaktree Capital Management, L.P. and to the Sigma Retail Partners team. Wishing the new owners Realty Income Corporation all the best with this exciting portfolio!
The Square Tallaght is one of Ireland’s leading retail destinations, offering a versatile mix of shopping, dining and entertainment options. The centre opened in 1990 and provides c. 570,000 sq. ft. of retail space, making it one of the largest shopping centres in Ireland.
The scheme is located in the heart of Tallaght, one of Dublin’s most populated suburbs, just minutes off Exit 11 of the M50. There are over 2,400 car spaces available onsite, and the centre is just a short walk from Tallaght Luas stop, making it easily accessible by car, foot & public transport.
Anchored by Penneys, Tesco & Dunnes Stores, other notable retailers include JD Sports, River Island, Easons, Lifestyle Sports & Specsavers. These are complemented by an ample range of cafes & restaurants, which include Boojum, Nandos, Insomnia & Zambrero among others. Movies@ The Square’s 13-screen cinema rounds off the centre’s broad offering, showing all the latest movie releases as well as regular VIP screenings.
The centre regularly hosts events & promotions and is very proud to continually offer a wide range of family friendly activities. The Square prides itself on being at the heart of the local community, underpinned by its sponsorship of Shamrock Rovers FC. The centre is also delighted to offer its parking facilities for any events held at Tallaght Stadium.
The Square’s range of shopping, dining & entertainment options, combined with its convenient location, has led to it becoming one of Dublin’s most popular retail destinations for locals & visitors alike. Bannon are proud to have been working with the centre as Managing Agents since 2018.
Investors looking for a stable, long-term return will be interested in the opportunity presented by the sale of two drive-through restaurant premises in Shannon, Co Clare and in Cavan. The properties, which are available together or separately, are occupied by McDonald’s restaurants and are guiding at €1.2 million and €1.8 million respectively through agent Bannon. The combined guide price is €3 million.
The McDonald’s drive-through in Shannon is located along the Limerick Road, directly opposite Shannon Town Centre. It is situated in a high-traffic area and comes with the benefit of a one-acre site to the rear of the McDonald’s premises.
The premises extend to a gross internal area of 306 sq m (3,332 sq ft). McDonald’s recently agreed a new lease providing the purchaser with almost 13 years term certain at a passing rent of €82,533. There is a rent review in 2027. Allowing an arbitrary €60,000 for the site, the drive through is delivering a yield of 6.6 per cent.
The McDonald’s in Cavan is located at Pullamore Business Park and is positioned along the busy N3 Dublin – Cavan Road. The sale also includes two workshop style units, which are leased respectively to the National Car Testing service (NCT) and to a veterinary practice. The McDonald’s drive-through restaurant is let for another 15.5 years and is generating annual rental income of €90,304. The NCT centre and veterinary practice are paying a combined €48,690 in annual rental income. The Cavan investment is delivering a yield of 7 per cent based upon the quoting price of €1.8 million.
Brian Morton of Bannon says: “These prime drive-through restaurants offer the chance to attain an investment with stable and long-term returns. The strength of the tenant covenant along with the assets’ strategic location will make this opportunity highly appealing to any potential investor.”
Great food and a stunning location, we had the pleasure of inviting our friends and connections to our annual lunch at the Gray D’Albion Beach Restaurant during the MIPIM Exhibition yesterday afternoon.
Thank you to our guests for making it memorable and we look forward to coming back again next year.
Great for Bannon to get such a loud MIPIM shout out.
Many thanks to Colm Lauder and the Business Post for the big mention quoted below:
‘Agents Bannon has long championed Ireland’s presence at Mipim through its Great Ireland Lunch, hosted by Neil Bannon and Roderick Nowlan. Now in its 20th year, this event has established itself as the premier Irish market gathering for global institutional investors, playing a significant role in attracting international capital to Irish opportunities. Over those 20 years the need for Irish stakeholders to influence global capital has grown in significance’.
Image taken from The Business Post
Neil Bannon joined Newstalk Bobby Kerr on Down to Business on Saturday to delve into the topic of Dublin retail. Is it experiencing a decline or is it simply a changing of the guard?
Listen to the insightful discussion here.
Our latest Retail Pulse has now gone live. Despite the loss of New Look (27 stores) and Quiz (3 stores) it has been a very encouraging start to the year with a number of retailers already vying for this newly available space.
In our “Expert Insight” section Neil Bannon discusses how “Competitive Socialising” concepts can provide alternative uses in existing retail destinations.
Full report available here.
On International Women’s Day we celebrate the remarkable achievements of the women at Bannon. Their leadership, innovation and passion form part the foundation of our success. Bannon is dedicated to inspiring our female employees, from Jennifer Mulholland and Alex Patterson on the Board of Directors to every level within the company.
This year, we are committed to making a lasting impact by empowering women through education supporting charities dedicated to this cause. For us, International Women’s Day is not just a one-day celebration; it’s a continuous journey towards equality and empowerment.
Alex Patterson, Sarah Fortune, Ashley Pardue, Alison Manning, Emily King and Kate Wolfe attended the SCSI – Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland International Women’s Day event yesterday. Guest interviewee at the event is entrepreneur, advocate and podcaster Alison Cowzer, Marian Walsh from Carron and Walsh and Anya Llewellyn from Anya Llewellyn Homes and chaired by Lily Eustace.
Another great event organised by the SCSI empowering women in the Property and Construction sector.
Another new opening for Grafton Street with Build-A-Bear Workshop welcoming their first customers to No. 47 this morning.
Thank you to our clients Irish Life Investment Managers for their continued support and joint agents Savills for getting this one open and trading.
For limited remaining leasing opportunities within the portfolio please don’t hesitate to contact Jennifer Mulholland or James Quinlan or our joint agents.
The Bannon team had a great time at the Nexus Table Quiz yesterday evening held by the SCSI – Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland in McSorley’s pub, Ranelagh.
It was great to see so many companies across the industry involved and we can’t wait for the next event!
Manor Mills is a shopping centre located in the heart of Maynooth, Co Kildare. It is the town’s most popular destination for shopping and dining.
Opened in 2005, Manor Mills offers a modern shopping experience with a diverse range of occupiers. Retailers include Dunnes Stores, Easons, Intersport Elverys, Tiger, Carraig Donn and Paul Byron to name a few. There are also several Food options including Sasta, Costa Coffee, O’Briens and Zambreros. In addition, there is a hairdresser and beautician located in the centre to provide a full range of services to customers.
Manor Mills is conveniently located a short walk from the main street and nearby university. Manor Mills is also in close proximity to the local train station with a bus stop directly outside the Centre.
There is also ample free parking available in the centre’s underground car park.
Manor Mills proudly supports the local community and every year provides support to the local St. Patricks Day Committee, Tidy Towns, Maynooth GAA club and local schools.
Maynooth is a busy commuter town which is designated as part of the greater Dublin metropolitan area. The town has seen significant population growth in recent decades with an estimated population of 15,000. Maynooth is easily accessible to the Motorway network with the M4 Motorway a 5-minute drive and M50 Motorway within a 15 minute drive. The Maynooth area has considerable technological expertise, and the region plays host to some of the world’s leading companies such as Intel, who have established their European Headquarters in Leixlip which employs over 4,000 people.
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The well documented implementation of the Residential Zoned Land Tax (RZLT) has posed numerous questions regarding the steps to be considered by the owners of land falling within the scope of the tax. Non-developer owners of land which is subject to RZLT, such as private individuals, religious institutions, farmers etc, may wish to apply to have their land rezoned by their Local Authority prior to 23rd May 2025. Subject to satisfying certain criteria such a landowner can claim an exemption from RZLT for 2025 from Revenue. A decision to seek a rezoning can have significant impacts on the future value prospects for such properties particularly in the context of amendments to planning legislation brought about by the Planning and Development Act 2024. Under the 2024 Act the lifetime of Development Plans will be extended to a 10 year lifespan, representing a significant extension from the 6 year lifespan heretofore.
Therefore, landowners who seek to rezone their land to bring it outside the scope of RZLT will face an extended Development Plan cycle should they wish to revert to a residential zoning at some stage into the future. Consequently, the implications of RZLT requires careful and strategic consideration so as to maintain and maximise an asset’s long-term value.
Contact Niall Brereton, Sam Harney and Paul Doyle to discuss appropriate strategies.
Bannon, Ireland’s leading indigenous commercial property consultancy, has announced senior appointments within the business.
William Lambe has been appointed to Director of Property Management; Sarah Fortune to Divisional Director of Property Management; Cillian O’Reilly to Associate Director of Consultancy; and Daniel Murphy to Associate Director of Retail.
Will, Sarah, Cillian and Daniel are pictured with Bannon Chairman Neil Bannon and Bannon Managing Director Paul Doyle.
Paul Doyle commented; These promotions reflect on the professionalism, enthusiasm and client care shown by Will, Sarah, Cillian and Daniel in their respective areas of expertise across the business. We are extremely proud of their achievements and contributions within Bannon which is reflected in these promotions.
Excited to announce the opening of Mamma Mia Gelato at Nutgrove Shopping Centre! A delightful addition to our F&B selection, offering Italian ice cream, crepes, waffles, and bubble tea.
For further opportunities, reach out to Ali O’Gorman or Jennifer Mulholland
Bannon has successfully concluded the sale of a site of 0.50 acres, including buildings, on Gleeson Street in the heart of Athlone.
The property, sold to a local purchaser, will now see a new lease of life to the benefit of the local area. We wish the purchaser every success with their investment.
For development / land opportunities, you can speak with our specialist team of Niall Brereton, Sam Harney and Paul Doyle.
The Bannon team enjoyed a fantastic evening yesterday at the Annual Dinner hosted by the SCSI at the Clayton Hotel. Connecting with fellow surveyors, clients, and industry friends is always a highlight of the event. 🌟
Our latest Retail Pulse has now gone live. In this publication our retail leasing team take a lookback at some of the notable new entrants and new store openings in 2024. Separately in our “Expert Insight” section Neil Bannon looks at the recent economic data and what this is likely to mean for the retail sector for the rest of 2025 and beyond.
Full report available here.
Navan Retail Park located on the outskirts of Navan Town forms part of the Bannon management portfolio. Navan is the administrative centre of County Meath with a population of almost 34,000 (2022 Census) making it the ninth largest town in Ireland, this is primarily due to its proximity to Dublin making it a desired location for commuters.
The 152,000 Sq.Ft retail park was built in circa. 2005 with approx. 1,100 car parking spaces. The park currently houses 9 retail units varying in size. Additionally, the park retains undeveloped land for future growth of commercial space subject to planning permission.
The park is home to many recognised international & national brands such as Homebase, Smyths Toys Superstores, TK MAXX, EZ Living Interiors & Petmania to name just a few. The park is served primarily by car & bus. Access to the M3 Motorway is located 3 km from the park, with a bus park & ride located only 600 metres from the site. This is served by the 109 bus with routes to both Dublin & Cavan hourly during peak times.
Under project Ireland 2040, Navan could be set to re-welcome a train service, serving the town via the M4 Parkway line. Subject to planning & funding it is anticipated this service won’t open until the early 2030’s with many obstacles to over come in the intervening period with a project of this scale. Undoubtedly if this project is completed it will only further bolster both Navan Retail Park and town as a destination for its ever-growing community.
The Dublin office market experienced significant growth in 2024, with total take-up reaching 2.2m Sq.ft., an increase of approximately 780,000 Sq.ft. compared to 2023. This surge was primarily driven by the top 5 deals of the year, 4 of which were in excess of 100,000 Sq.ft. Alongside the pending Workday deal, which will add 425,000 Sq.ft. in College Green, these high-profile transactions point to a potential positive shift in the office market. As international businesses increasingly introduce return-to-office mandates, we’re seeing early signs of a market recovery. With the 5-year average at 1.9m Sq.ft. and the pre-Covid average of 3.15m Sq.ft., the outlook for Dublin’s office market in 2025 is looking promising.
Roderick Nowlan, Julia Halpenny, Cillian O’Reilly
To view the full report, please click here.
Now that the property investment market has “survived until ‘25″, what actually happened in the year just past and what does the future hold? See Bannon’s 2024 Investment Pulse which includes an outlook for the year ahead.
To view the full report, please click here.
The Central Bank of Irelands tracking of Household savings continues to show positive growth reaching €159.6bn in November 2024. This marks a 5.1% year-on-year increase and a modest 0.3% rise from October. In contrast, household debt grew at a much lower rate, up by 2.2% year-on-year, with no change month-on-month. Household savings have increased by an impressive 45% since 2019 and Debt has grown by only 12%. As a result, savings are €56 bn higher than debt. The strong savings position shown by Irish households provides more financial flexibility for consumer spending and a potential for further increase in retail sales.
Exciting news! GasMonkey Barbers has just opened their second store at Artane Place, Dublin 5.
Congratulations to the team on the fantastic fitout, offering the ultimate men’s grooming experience.
Our latest and final Retail Pulse of 2024 has now gone live. In this publication our retail leasing team provide a summary of some of the deals which we completed in 2024. Separately in our “Expert Insight” section Neil Bannon looks at the dichotomy between how the property industry is constantly looking backwards at previous transactions to establish value, whereas investors are only interested in looking forward to the future.
The team at Bannon would like to wish all our clients and the industry at large a very Happy Christmas and a prosperous New Year. Roll on 2025!
Our Retail Pulse is updated monthly and all are available on our website – www.bannon.ie.
Full report available here.
‘Our latest monthly Retail Pulse has now gone live. In this publication our retail leasing team review the various Pop Up shops that are active in the market at this time of year. Separately in our “Expert Insight” section Neil Bannon looks at the evolution of the Christmas trading period and how it is now occurs over an extended period of time and doesn’t present the same level of risk to retailers as once was the case’.
Full report available here.
The Bannon retail team are at MAPIC for the annual retail conference. The International Retail Network (TIRN) cocktail drinks are in full swing with a really positive outlook from retailers for 2025!
Swords Pavilions is where you can meet, eat, sip and shop, all under one roof. One of Dublin’s premier shopping destinations with over 100 global and national retailers to choose from, the centre offers world-class stores and is an unrivalled destination for shopping, dining and entertainment.
The centre has set the aim of being carbon neutral by 2030. It has has already been recognised with various awards for the implementation of a number of eco-friendly initiatives, such as Solar Panels, recycling programs and energy-efficient operations, aligning with modern sustainability goals.
Strategically located near Dublin Airport and just off the M1 motorway, the shopping centre is easily accessible by car, with over 2,000 parking spaces available in the centre. Parking is free for the first two hours in the centre. Swords Pavilions Shopping Centre is a major retail and leisure destination which has grown since 2021 to become one of the most popular shopping centres in the region.
Notable stores include Dunnes Stores, SuperValu, H&M, Zara, Next, TK Maxx, River Island and JD Sports. There are also ample dining options in the centre to include cafes, restaurants, and fast-food outlets, catering to different tastes and preferences. Popular options include Starbucks, Nando’s, Milano, Five Guys, Zaytoon and many more.
The centre also has a 11-screen cinema Movies@Swords, offering the latest movies and a premium viewing experience. The addition of Zero Latency in 2024 offering virtual reality gameplay makes the Pavilions a hub for leisure activities in addition to shopping.
It hosts regular events and promotions, making it more than just a shopping destination. Seasonal events such as ice skating, family-friendly activities, and cultural events often take place, enhancing its role as a community hub.
Overall, Swords Pavilions Shopping Centre is a vibrant and versatile destination, blending shopping, dining, and entertainment to cater for all needs. Its convenient location and various facilities make it a favourite among locals and visitors alike.
Bannon is excited to share that Neil Bannon will be judging the Business Post National Property Summit & Awards 2025. The Awards ceremony will take place on the 27th of February at the Intercontinental Dublin, and will celebrate individuals and organisations from across the entire property industry in Ireland.
Nominations opened Tuesday 12th November, and the comprehensive list of categories will identify the highest level of achievement across both the residential and commercial sectors.
So, enter now and shine a light on the very best in the Irish property sector! – https://nationalpropertyawards.ie/awards-categories/2025/
Join us for the black-tie Awards ceremony on February 27th – https://events.businesspost.ie/event/the-national-property-awards/
The awards keep on coming for the Team in Swords Pavilions. The team had an extremely busy Friday last week collecting a number of awards. These include:
Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) Energy Team of the Year
Fingal Chamber Business Award for Best in Climate Action
Fingal Chamber Business Award for Business of the Year (large / corporate)
The awards are in addition several others won this year by the team. Congrats to the team in Pavilions. The awards are testament to the fantastic work being carried out in the centre.
Photo taken from Swords Pavilions
A powerful inclusivity programme has been implemented through a partnership with Dungarvan Shopping Centre and The A-Team Dungarvan that provides local assistance to people with autism, ADHD, and all abilities. The goal of the project is to increase accessibility and inclusivity for all shopping visitors. Through this initiative quiet hours were introduced in the centre every Sunday morning, Starbucks, in partnership with The A Team, sponsor a coffee morning for families of all abilities, Easons organised Art Therapy sessions, plus a number of other events all year round.
As part of the 20th birthday celebrations at the centre, it was important to continue the inclusion of all in the community. Representatives from The A-Team had a stand on the day promoting ‘Quiet Time’ by handing out balloons. For the festive season Dungarvan Shopping Centre is sponsoring the Autism friendly Family Walk in Colligan Woods, in December. As part of the Santa Meet and Greet Programme a special sensory Santa time is available for children with Autism, sensory issues or additional needs and their families. To top it off, the centre has autism car spaces available on each level signalled by Sunflower signs 🌻
From the Bannon Property Management Team, well done to everyone involved in such an important and inclusive initiative.
Bannon would like to extend a big congratulations to Jack Martin, Centre Director at The Square Tallaght, on his nomination for Tallaght Person of The Year award in the business category.
Recognition that is truly well deserved and we wish Jack the very best of luck!
Photo taken from The Square Tallaght
Neil Bannon joined Newstalk Mandy Johnston on Down to Business on Saturday to discuss the trend that retail property prices in the provincial retail sector seem to be increasing in value.
For the full discussion, please click here.
There was a real buzz in Dungarvan Shopping Centre this past Saturday, celebrating 20 years in business. The event was a huge success, featuring a variety of entertainment options, including a DJ, performers, and numerous prizes throughout the day. It was a day filled with festivities marking the occasion and we wish them many more successful years!
Opened in 2005, Quayside Shopping Centre Sligo is strategically located in the heart of Sligo Town, making it a highly accessible and convenient destination for over 20,000 local residents and an upward-trending influx of seasonal visitors. The centre benefits from its prime position, just a short distance from key attractions like Strandhill Beach and transport links such as Sligo MacDiarmada train station.
Recognised for its excellence in retail and community contribution for the sixth year in a row, Quayside Shopping Centre earned the prestigious title of All-Ireland All-Star Shopping Centre of the Year 2023-2024. This accolade highlights the centre’s dedication to delivering a premier shopping experience, exceptional customer service, and fostering strong connections within the community. This award cements Quayside Shopping Centre’s standing as a top-tier destination for retail and leisure in the region.
Spanning 140,000 sq. ft., the centre houses a diverse range of retail units, including fashion outlets, homeware offerings, and speciality shops. A variety of food and beverage options are also on offer, enhancing the visitor experience. Prioritising convenience, the centre offers ample parking facilities, including 420 spaces within its multistorey car park.
Quayside Shopping Centre features a well-curated mix of international, national, and local occupiers, anchored by key brands such as TK Maxx, Next, River Island, Specsavers, Insomnia & Lifestyle Sports.
Celebrating the achievement of two team members, Darragh Kildea and Daniel Murphy, for successfully passing their APC Final Assessment to become Chartered Surveyors and members of the SCSI – Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland and RICS!
Our latest monthly Retail Pulse has now gone live. In this publication our retail leasing team review recent openings/signings in the run up to a busy Christmas period.
Separately in our “Expert Insight” section Neil Bannon looks at the evolution of lease agreements and the frustration among some European headquartered retailers with the complexity of Irish leases. In general “less is more”, however in the context of Irish leases the inverse would appear to be the case.
Full report available here.
The Circuit Court decision last week to halve the rent for Bewley’s Café on Grafton Street, Dublin 2, raised a few eyebrows in property circles. The decision certainly comes down on the tenant’s side of the argument, and aspects of the case are indicators of a change in Irish retail markets.
Firstly, it’s a reminder that on expiry of a lease, a tenant, in possession for five years, can go to the courts to set the terms of a new lease, instead of negotiating with the landlord. Notably, in this process, the tenant can dictate the length of the new lease – anything from one year to 25 years – and after one year they can go back to the courts and repeat the process.
The former would present a major headache for any landlord in managing their asset, and reduces the value of their investment. That’s why the threat of a “court lease” is a powerful one in concluding negotiations. It’s not surprising that court leases are often seen where there is a difficult relationship between landlord and tenant.
The tenant can dictate the length of the new lease and after one year they can go back to the courts and repeat the process
In a newly awarded court lease, all of the terms from the previous lease – for example repairing covenants – will be the same, with the exception of the term (dictated by the tenant), the upward-only rent reviews (now banished) and the new rent.
There is a risk for both tenants and landlords in going to the courts as, while judges will listen to both sides of the argument, they are not property experts and decisions can be surprising.
It’s interesting that Bewley’s Café opted for a short five-year term, and that’s a symptom of the changing market. For decades, leasehold interests on Grafton Street could be sold to other tenants for substantial premiums, or “key money”.
However, the introduction of upwards and downwards rent reviews means the days when long leases became valuable are gone.
Indeed, it is this flexibility which is now becoming key in Irish retailing. While Bewley’s Café will hopefully be trading for another hundred years, there is an acceptance among retailers, particularly in the fashion sector, that they may not be in vogue in 10 years, and so they are choosing shorter leases.
I spoke with retail property expert Neil Bannon, chairman at Bannon, and he confirmed that new leases are now typically for seven years. This usually involves the tenant repudiating their rights to renew the lease on expiry, which also improves flexibility for the landlord.
This flexibility is of increasing importance for landlords too
Mr Bannon sees this flexibility as a positive move and said that “we are moving closer to the European model”.
This flexibility is of increasing importance for landlords too, he told me.
“Consumers demand excitement and change, so landlords need the ability to actively manage their portfolios.”
This increasing flexibility has improved Grafton Street, too, he said, with a greater variety of smaller European retailers, rather than a copy of a typical UK High Street.
This era of shorter leases increases the likelihood of rents rising, Mr Bannon said. “There is less emphasis in the market on the rent review cycle, and more on new lettings and change.”
He also pointed out that rents quoted in the market now are “net effective rents”, which take account of any rent-free period granted. There has been an ”artificial softening” in rents, since pre-Covid, when “headline rents” ignored tenant incentives. The rents quoted now are “more honest”, he concluded.
Our Executive Chairman Neil Bannon is delighted to have the opportunity to address delegates at today’s SCSI PMFM conference. Neil’s presentation focuses on the longer term trends which impact the commercial real estate sector.
It’s fantastic to see KIKO MILANO open their doors on 2 Henry Street this morning. This one has been a while in the making and we at Bannon are proud to deliver this retail first to Ireland on behalf of our clients Irish Life Investment Managers.
Italian cosmetic giant KIKO Milano was founded by Antonio Percassi in 1997 and operate more than 1,000 standalone stores in 63 in countries around the world.
The opening is another positive testament for Henry Street, and Kiko join Lovisa Pty Ltd in choosing Henry Street as their first location for Irish expansion in 2024.
It was a pleasure working with Tom Pope at Lightlease who acted on behalf of KIKO Milano.
For remaining limited leasing opportunities owned by Irish Life Investment Managers on Henry Street please contact Jennifer Mulholland or James Quinlan.
The Bannon team had a wonderful time at the 2024 Nexus Ball on Thursday evening held by the SCSI – Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland in the Radisson Blu, Golden Lane, Dublin.
A great night of networking with fellow future leaders of the property industry and we are already looking forward to the next one!
Great to see the latest additions to The Crossings @ Adamstown, where Belfry & Co Café and ABC Gyms have officially opened their doors. These new openings will provide the area with a range of options for fitness, dining and coffee.
They join Dublin Bay Vets, THE GRAFTON BARBER, Tesco Ireland and Aldi Ireland who are open and trading with further openings to come soon. In an area experiencing such rapid residential growth, these openings are crucial in establishing a vibrant town centre for the Adamstown community.
For further enquiries, please contact Darren Peavoy or Mark Hayden.
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