From sustainability to community, we’re proud to highlight the positive change happening across our retail portfolio this World Green Building Week!
Over the past two decades Bannon’s commitment to fostering strong client relationships has been unwavering. We have had the privilege of witnessing numerous client companies thrive, bolstered by the robust professional advice provided by our firm. Among these success stories stands our esteemed client, the Joe Duffy Motor Group, Ireland’s largest new and used car dealership network. Our journey together has been a testament to the adage, ‘client success is our success.’
Established in 1972, the inception of Joe Duffy Group’s impressive growth aligns closely with the appointment of Gavin Hydes as CEO in 2005, the same year Bannon was established. From a single dealership on North Road in Dublin, the Joe Duffy Group has expanded to a formidable network of 23 flagship locations nationwide. This phenomenal growth has established them as Ireland’s leading motor retail group.
Bannon has been instrumental in several key milestones of the Group’s expansion. A notable example is the 2019 land acquisition and development of three state-of-the-art showrooms off the M50 at Charlestown. This strategic project, which represented an investment exceeding €30 million, included Joe Duffy Volkswagen, Joe Duffy BMW, MINI, Motorrad, and Porsche Centre Dublin. Our property advice was pivotal in realising this high-visibility development.
As a trusted property advisor for the past 20 years, we take immense pride in our role in the Joe Duffy Group’s expansion. We look forward to continuing our partnership and contributing to their future successes and ambitious growth plans.
Here’s to many more years of collaborative achievements!
It’s a big deal being 20!
The Bannon Investment Team has celebrated some big ones over the years.
Check out our top 10 deals over the last 20 years which have seen over €2.5 billion in investment activity here.
For any enquiries, please do contact the investment team, Roderick Nowlan, Cillian O’Reilly, and Brian Morton.
Our latest Retail Pulse looks at the progress made in leasing up the limited supply of new retail space that has been developed recently.
Full report available here.
Solid mid table performance from the Bannon Warriors at the The Momentum Games on Friday in aid of the Dublin Simon Community 👏 Big thanks to our host Hibernia Real Estate Group Ltd! We’re proud to have taken part and to support such an important cause. Looking forward to next year already!
A big thank you to Tina-Marie O’Neill at the Business Post for covering this story in Sunday’s edition, with Ray Geraghty explaining that ‘this marks the culmination of five years of planning, investment and implementation of sustainability measures’.
At Bannon, we believe that exceptional property management is built on strong relationships and a shared commitment to continuous improvement. One of our standout examples is International House in the IFSC.
Trevor Nally has been instrumental to the running of International House for an incredible 26 years, first joining in 1998 as security and receptionist with Global Securiforce. Back then, communication was all done by phone (no emails!) and a single black-and-white BMS computer ran the systems.
When Bannon took over the Office Property Management in 2008, we quickly recognised Trevor’s dedication and local knowledge and we asked him to take on more responsibility. Since then, he has remained a constant through multiple transitions in security providers and owners. In 2017 the building was acquired by Intesa Sanpaolo and retained Bannon as the managing agent.
But the story of International House isn’t just about consistency, it’s about progress.
Intesa Sanpaolo have invested significantly in the building’s infrastructure and occupier experience. Most recently they have upgraded the ground floor shower and changing facilities and a brand new, modern reception area is currently in development. These enhancements reflect a continued commitment to quality, comfort, and the long-term future of International House. A workplace that is not just functional, but forward-thinking and occupier focused.
Trevor’s unwavering commitment, strong relationships with both occupiers and the owner, and his hands-on approach to caring for the building have made a real difference. His story is a reminder that behind every great building is someone who genuinely cares.
Thank you, Trevor for your dedication and to Intesa Sanpaolo for continually investing in the future of International House.
For two decades, Bannon has grown and thrived thanks to the dedication, talent, and loyalty of our people. We are proud to champion diversity and inclusion, creating a workplace where every voice is valued and respected. Whether it’s Eugene Leopoldo from the Philippines who has been with us since the start or Daniela Contreras from Spain who has recently joined us, our team represents a rich mix of backgrounds, cultures, and perspectives, with colleagues hailing from all corners of the globe. This breadth of experience, combined with the long-standing commitment of so many of our staff, has been the foundation of our success and a driving force behind our continued growth.
At Bannon, we support work-life balance through a variety of initiatives — from hybrid working and breakout areas with healthy snacks, to desk plants, hikes, charity partnerships, Pilates classes, and of course, the ever-important chats over a cuppa in the kitchen. These initiatives not only promote wellbeing and inclusion but also result in a team of outstanding staff who make Bannon’s success possible.
We’re delighted to announce the appointment of Bannon as the new Property Management agents for the iconic Clerys Quarter development on O’Connell Street, Dublin. This landmark destination blends heritage and innovation, offering premium retail, office, and hospitality spaces in the heart of the city.
Some members of our Property Management team had a guided tour of the development this morning and are looking forward to working with the owners and occupiers of this historic building.
How fabulous do the ladies look at the Dublin Horse Show yesterday afternoon! We are honoured to have had the privilege of hosting once again this year. A remarkable event of tradition, sport, and style.🐎✨
Our latest Retail Pulse has now gone live. In this months edition our Retail Leasing team overview activity in the first half of the year which can be summarised as strong demand for space and limited opportunities given the high level of occupancy in the market.
Full report available here.
The second quarter of 2025 marked a notable resurgence in the office sector, driven by a small number of high-value transactions that significantly boosted its overall investment turnover.
While Q2 2025 saw total office take-up in Dublin rise to 667,989 sq. ft., this figure is largely boosted by a single pre-let deal — Workday’s move at College Square. Excluding that transaction, market activity stands at just 250,000 sq. ft., reflecting a softer quarter.
Demand continues to centre on high-quality, Grade A space, with occupiers prioritising ESG compliance, flexibility, and hybrid-working adaptability. A shift in location trends also emerged, suggesting growing interest beyond the city core.
Overall, the market remains active but cautious, shaped by economic uncertainty and evolving corporate priorities.
To view the full report, please click here.
As Blackpool Shopping Centre approaches its 25th anniversary, we’re proud to celebrate one of our longest-running community initiatives — Seniors Morning Bingo, held on the last Tuesday of every month.
Running strong for 25 years, this cherished event brings joy, connection, and community spirit to local seniors with three members attending for an incredible 24 years!
We are excited to showcase the Cadenza building in Dublin, part of Bannon’s office portfolio, where sustainable design meets urban biodiversity. 🌿
Designed by Henry J Lyons Architects and LEED Platinum certified, this thoughtfully renovated space features a lush courtyard with a living wall by Living Walls, a tranquil water feature by Fountainworks, and landscaping maintained by SAP Landscapes.
Bannon is proud to collaborate with these expert partners in creating a vibrant, eco-conscious workspace. With over 35% of the outdoor area dedicated to planting, accessible paths, and serene seating, Cadenza exemplifies how modern offices can promote wellbeing while supporting nature in the heart of the city.
Our latest Retail Pulse has now gone live. In this months edition our Retail Leasing team summarise some of the occupiers that are increasing their footprints across the country.
Full report available here.
⚽ The Bannon team hit the pitch on Friday evening for the 2025 Nexus Soccer Tournament hosted by the SCSI.
It was fantastic to see so many companies from across the industry come together to compete – counting down the days until the next challenge!👏
Big thanks to Anca Pop and the Domestic & General Property Support Services Ltd team for their support and expertise in assisting the Ballinteer Tidy Town committee with a maintenance project in the area. We strive to work alongside companies that understand the importance of contributing towards the communities that we serve.
Although we constantly are beset by negative stories about our inability to deliver anything in Ireland and the pace at which projects proceed is frustratingly slow, we have perhaps become a bit complacent about the expectation that things are always guaranteed to improve. Has the transformation of Ireland since 2000 made us complacent?
Over the first quarter of this century, we have completed the motorway network linking Dublin with the border (2007), Cork (2009), Galway (2009) Limerick (2010) and Waterford (2010) as well as completing the M50 (2005) and Port Tunnel (2006). It’s not just roads; the LUAS shook up Dublin’s public transport system in 2004 and new Airport Terminals were built in Dublin (2010) and Cork (2006).
In Sport and Culture, Lansdowne Road was redeveloped into the Aviva Stadium (2010), Sports Campus Ireland (2019-2025) arrived in northwest Dublin whilst Croke Park became one of the biggest stadiums in Europe (2005). The redeveloped Point Depot opened in 2008 whilst the Bord Gais Theatre followed in 2010.
From a property perspective, progress has also been astonishing. It is hard to believe that 40% of Ireland’s current housing stock has been added since 2000, just under 900,000 homes. In retail, Pavilions (2000) and Dundrum TC (2005) top and tailed Dublin’s retail market North and South whilst Mahon Point in Cork (2005) and Kildare Village (2006) were just two of the dozens of additions to the retail landscape nationally. In offices, over half of Dublin’s current stock of offices, almost 500 buildings totalling over 25m sq. ft. didn’t exist in 2000 and nobody had even heard of a data centre or Amazon distribution hub.
All of this was achieved over 25 years which included a global financial meltdown, the collapse of the banking system, an IMF bailout, a worldwide pandemic and a European war.
This astounding improvement in our built environment and infrastructure has perhaps made us a bit blasé and assume that everything is pre-destined to improve on a constant basis. Very few other countries in the world can lay claim to such as a track record of improvement. It is hard to imagine living in an Ireland in 2025 without all that the last 25 years has delivered.
Author: Neil Bannon, Executive Chairman, Bannon
Date: 24th June 2025
We had an incredible team-building day yesterday, hiking the scenic Kilmashogue Forest Trail up to Three Rock, and wrapping it up with delicious food and well-deserved drinks at Johnnie Fox’s 😄
A big thank you to our social committee for putting together such a fantastic event. Here’s to many more team adventures ahead—hopefully with the same sunshine ☀️
Making a Difference, One Hoofprint at a Time 🐴
The Bannon Property Management team had the incredible opportunity to step away from their desks on Friday and spend the day volunteering with Stewarts Care Equine Therapy Unit—a remarkable organisation dedicated to helping individuals heal and grow through the power of therapeutic horsemanship.
Our team rolled up their sleeves and got fully immersed in the day-to-day operations of the centre. The real reward was witnessing first-hand the calming and transformative connection between these gentle animals and the people they support.
Community involvement has always been a cornerstone of our culture at Bannon, and this experience reminded us of the impact small acts on days like this can have.
A huge thank you to the staff at Stewart’s Equine Therapy Unit for welcoming us so warmly and for the meaningful work you do. We’re honoured to have played a small part in your mission.
The Bannon team enjoyed a fantastic day at Property Race Day Ireland yesterday 🐎 Great to enjoy the races and network alongside Sigma Retail Partners. A well-organised event and a highlight of the calendar — we’re already looking forward to next year!
Huge congratulations to our team members Iain McGann, Daniel Murphy, and Darragh Kildea on their formal election as Professional Members of the SCSI – Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland following their APC graduation last Friday.
It’s a fantastic achievement and marks a significant milestone in their careers – all that hard work has paid off! 👏
Our latest Retail Pulse has now gone live. In this months edition our Retail Leasing team reminds you not to buy into all the negativity surrounding the retail market.
Full report available here.
The highly anticipated new MANGO flagship store officially opened its doors at 112/113 Grafton Street over the weekend. We had the pleasure of a sneak preview—and to say it’s amazing would be an understatement.
Mango’s commitment to opening one of their largest stores in Ireland on Grafton Street highlights the remarkable renaissance the country’s premier retail street has experienced over the past three years.
The exit of several UK high street chains created opportunities for a new wave of international brands to establish a presence in the area. Mango now joins a vibrant mix including Lululemon, ICCLE, New Balance, LEGO, Sweaty Betty, Montblanc, American Vintage, Rains, and Carhartt. Together, these brands have transformed the area from high post-COVID vacancy to near full occupancy—more in line with what one would expect from a European capital of Dublin’s stature.
In fact, we’ve agreed more lettings on Grafton Street and Henry Street in the past three years than in the previous fifteen combined. There’s a steady stream of European and international retailers eager to tap into the Irish market. Once they experience the strong trading conditions here, many look to expand further with larger footprints.
Vacancy rates in the area have now dropped to low single digits, with very little retail space currently available. For information on the remaining opportunities within our client’s portfolio, please don’t hesitate to contact Jennifer Mulholland or James Quinlan.
We’re excited to share that our Sustainability Committee has brought some fresh life into the office with a lovely selection of indoor plants!🌷
Beyond just brightening up our workspace, they will serve as a daily reminder of our commitment to sustainability.
Even better — the plants were sourced from Enable Ireland’s Garden Centre in Sandymount, supporting a fantastic charity that provides services to children and adults with disabilities across Ireland🤝
Exciting News! 🎉 The Pantry is now open at Bray Central!
A big congratulations to the team for the fantastic fitout, offering delicious homecooked food with exceptional service.
Be sure to pop by to try out yourself!
Burgundy House & Burgundy Court, in the heart of Swords, present a rare opportunity to acquire a fully let, income-producing asset with future upside.
Guiding at €4 million, the property delivers an attractive initial yield of approx. 8.5%, with strong reversionary potential.
If you or your client would like to learn more, feel free to reach out to Roderick Nowlan, Cillian O’Reilly or Brian Morton.
Thanks very much to Ronald Quinlan for the coverage of the former Emmaus Centre in Swords which we’ve launched today to the market.
An extensive building with 72 en-suite bedrooms and associated facilities situated on 16.6 acres of grounds. Entirely zoned ‘Metro Economic Corridor’ and adjacent to the proposed MetroLink Estuary Station and Park & Ride.
Enquiries; Paul Doyle / Niall Brereton / Sam Harney
The Bannon Property Management Retail Portfolio continues to strengthen its commitment to supporting communities across Ireland. The Mill Shopping Centre in Clondalkin stands as a long-established and much-loved hub at the heart of West Dublin and has been managed by Bannon since 2023. First opened in 1994, the centre was named in tribute to the historic paper mills that once operated in the area—particularly Clondalkin Paper Mills, which played a central role in the town’s industrial heritage and community development. Today, The Mill continues that legacy as a vital gathering point for the local population. Conveniently located just off the N7 and within easy reach of the M50, the centre enjoys excellent accessibility via car, foot, and multiple Dublin Bus routes serving the wider Clondalkin area.
With a local population of over 46,000, Clondalkin is a vibrant and diverse community with deep historical roots and a strong local identity. The Mill Shopping Centre plays a vital role in everyday life here, providing a central meeting place, shopping destination, and service hub for residents of all ages. The centre regularly engages with the local community, supporting schools, cultural initiatives, and neighbourhood projects throughout the year. In addition, The Mill proudly supports and sponsors a variety of local sports teams, charities, and community organisations—reinforcing its role as a trusted and active partner in the area.
Sustainability is an ongoing focus at The Mill. Initiatives such as waste reduction practices, energy consumption analysis and a continued emphasis on eco-friendly occupier operations reflect a commitment to environmental responsibility and long-term community wellbeing.
Spanning approximately 80,000 sq.ft, The Mill offers a well-rounded occupier mix that caters to both convenience and lifestyle needs. Anchored by Dunnes Stores, the centre also features a strong line-up of national and local retailers, essential services, and popular eateries. Key occupiers include Eir, Specsavers, McCabes Pharmacy, EuroGiant, Boots, McLoughlin’s Butchers, The Natural Bakery, Tuthills, and Anytime Fitness and many more. The centre also offers a selection of local cafés and food vendors that add to its welcoming, community-oriented atmosphere.
To ensure a stress-free visit, The Mill Shopping Centre provides over 400 free car parking spaces, making it an easy and accessible choice for shoppers arriving by car. The availability of ample parking supports a seamless experience for families, commuters, and visitors from surrounding areas.
With its strong sense of place, community-focused ethos, and excellent retail mix, The Mill Shopping Centre continues to serve as a vital anchor for Clondalkin and the surrounding areas—delivering value, convenience, and connection at the heart of the community.
Exciting news for Limerick as HMV makes a comeback with the opening of their second store in Crescent Shopping Centre. Really positive customer feedback so far!
Thanks to Karl Stewart acting for the Landlord Clancourt working alongside us on this deal.
Bannon is actively scouting locations across the country for HMV stores ranging from 300-500 sq.m. in prominent urban areas and shopping centres. For any potential opportunities, please reach out to James Quinlan.
We are pleased to announce the opening of a new Sensory Room at Swords Pavilions Shopping Centre: a calm and supportive space designed for children who benefit from a quieter, more controlled environment.
This initiative was brought forward by members of our on-site team, who identified the need for a space where children and families could step away from the busy atmosphere of the shopping centre. Their thoughtful approach, from initial concept through to implementation, has played a key role in making the Sensory Room a reality.
The room has been carefully fitted with features such as a bubble tube, sensory wall panels, an infinity mirror, and a soft ball pit, creating an engaging yet soothing environment. It offers children a place to relax, regulate, and recharge—particularly helpful for those with sensory processing needs or those who may feel overwhelmed in louder, more stimulating settings.
As property managers, we are committed to supporting inclusive, accessible spaces that reflect the needs of our wider community. The Sensory Room is an example of how small but meaningful changes can make a real difference in improving the visitor experience for families.
We encourage anyone interested to drop by the Customer Service Desk on the upper level of the shopping centre.
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 Irish Food & Beverage market.
Full report available here.
Great morning with Property Managers and Centre Managers with their extended teams together for a Marketing Insight Session with speakers Peter Higgins & Demi Wright from Walker Communications speaking on social media and Alex Herbert from Elevation Promotional Marketing on “Everything has changed, yet nothing has changed”.
A huge congratulations to our own Diarmuid Kilroy at Bannon who completed the Limerick Regeneron Marathon at the weekend in a staggering 2:57:59 to rank 58 overall out of 1553 participants! Some going Diarmuid!! 👏 🏃
Photo taken from I Love Limerick 📷
The sun was shining for the Bannon Future Leader Brunch & Racing Day at House Dublin, with the gang now currently at Punchestown.
Bannon are delighted to welcome the ‘future leaders’ from our client firms across the industry for a day of sun, fun and racing.
Another successful Completely Retail Marketplace conference wrapped up for the Bannon Retail team. Interest in the Irish market remains strong, with international Retail and F&B brands exploring expansion opportunities. The sunny weather was a bonus letting them have many productive alfresco meetings. Overall, the team had a very positive and engaging feedback on Irish Retail with plenty of active requirements.
James Quinlan Darren Peavoy and Jennifer Mulholland
The Bannon Property Management Retail Portfolio continues to support local communities nationwide. Ballinteer Neighbourhood Centre, located in the heart of South Dublin, has long served as a vital hub for local residents. Situated just minutes from the M50 and close to the vibrant areas of Dundrum and Marley Park, the centre enjoys excellent connectivity by car, foot, and several Dublin Bus routes.
Home to a population of over 15,500 people, Ballinteer is a bustling and close-knit community. The shopping centre plays an active role in local life, regularly supporting neighbourhood initiatives and schools in the area. It is also home to community-focused occupiers that contribute to the local atmosphere, including medical services, cafés, and independent retailers.
Ballinteer Neighbourhood Centre is committed to sustainability and environmental responsibility. Recent initiatives include the creation of bug hotels, bird boxes, and the development of wild meadow areas throughout the centre’s grounds. These efforts are designed to encourage biodiversity and support local wildlife, reflecting the centre’s dedication to maintaining a greener, more sustainable environment for the community.
Spanning over 60,000 sq.ft, the centre comprises a well-balanced mix of retail, food and beverage outlets, and essential services. Anchored by SuperValu, the centre also features a pharmacy, pub, bakery, café, barbershop, and a range of other convenience and lifestyle retailers. In 2023 a full carpark upgrade was completed designed to significantly improve convenience, safety, and overall customer satisfaction. Dedicated bays for electric vehicles, families, and people with disabilities have also been added to cater to a diverse range of needs. The upgrade includes enhanced lighting throughout the facility, improved signage for easier navigation.
With a welcoming and community-oriented layout, Ballinteer Neighbourhood Centre is designed to offer a convenient and friendly shopping experience for families and individuals alike. Its occupier mix reflects the strong sense of local identity and loyalty, with a blend of well-known names and independent businesses.
Former British Prime Minister Harold Wilson once quipped that “a week is a long time in politics”. While not a politician I can personally attest to the fact that 20 years is most definitely a long time in the commercial property profession. Having commenced employment with Bannon in the heady days of January 2005, there have been many ups, downs and ‘back-up agains’ in between.
The initial years of my career in Bannon, and the development land department specifically, were filled with developer flyovers via helicopter, seven figure deposit cheques, foreign Christmas parties (!) and a general ‘the only way is up’ attitude fuelled by copious Kool-Aid consumption long before the phrase became fashionable on this side of the Atlantic. By the Autumn of 2008 the seismic collapse of Lehman Brothers heralded the onslaught of the great financial crash and the development land sector in Ireland (as in most parts of the world) ground to a crushing halt. Thoughts of ‘what now?’ quickly took hold amongst property professionals and the answer came in the form of four letters which would dominate the sector for many subsequent years, NAMA.
The National Asset Management Agency was founded in 2009 and valuers were contracted to conduct asset valuations by either the lending institution transferring loans over to NAMA or by NAMA itself to provide checks and second opinions. And so ensued a colossal nationwide valuation exercise of every conceivable property asset ranging from abattoirs to retail parks and everything in-between. Overnight, investment agents and leasing teams who were largely at a loose-end due to inactivity in their sectors were seconded to put their shoulder to the wheel and reacquaint themselves with ‘The Red Book’. It’s unlikely that we’ll ever experience a valuation exercise on such a scale in this country again with property assets worth an estimated €50 billion valued over the space of three years in the depths of a recession.
While valuations could never claim to be the sexy side of the profession, the NAMA valuation process kept the lights on, wages paid and demonstrated the resilience and flexibility of the fledgling Bannon brand which not only weathered the storm but flourished in the post-apocalyptic commercial property market. Niall Brereton is a Director of the Professional Services & Land Department in Bannon.
Image taken from NAMA
This Easter, Bannon is proud to support The Salvation Army Houben House Family Hub by donating 230 eggs to families in emergency accommodation.
We are hoping to bring a sense of celebration to those currently facing the challenges of homelessness this Easter break reinforcing the importance of community support.🐰
The Dublin office market has had a strong start to 2025, with significant leasing activity and a clear trend towards high-quality, centrally located spaces. Notably, city centre areas accounted for 80% of office take-up in Q1, reflecting ongoing demand for accessibility, modern amenities, and proximity to transport links.
As the workplace landscape continues to evolve, businesses are prioritising Grade A office space to meet the needs of their teams. Dublin remains an attractive hub for both established and emerging industries, particularly in the TMT sector.
Exciting times ahead for the market!
To view the full report, please click here.
The retail sector dominated turnover this quarter, accounting for nearly 50% of transactions, with Bannon involved in most deals. Geopolitical uncertainties have impacted larger transactions, especially in the office sector. However, robust activity in the sub-€15 million market is expected, driven by French funds and high-net-worth individuals.
To view the full report, please click here.
Exciting News at The Retail Park Liffey Valley!
A heartfelt thank you to our local Irish Men’s Sheds Association group for their contribution of a beautiful bug hotel here in the park! 🐞
This initiative not only boosts biodiversity but also highlights the strength of community involvement. Together, we strive to nurture a more sustainable and vibrant environment for everyone to appreciate.
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.
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