Profits, Irish sales up at Decathlon ahead of Clerys opening
Sports retailer’s Irish turnover up 20% but ‘slightly below expectations’
Clerys
‘I used to meet my fella under that clock’: Shoppers delight as life returns to Clerys
Shoppers queue outside new-look Clerys Quarter as opening of H&M breathes new life back into building
H&M to open for business at Clerys Quarter this week
Swedish fashion retailer in final stages of preparing for much-anticipated opening at O’Connell Street landmark scheme
Clerys revamp moves up a gear with Decathlon deal
Redevelopment has faced a number of setbacks over the past year
O’Connell Street traders fight to recover ground lost to riots
O’Connell Street is supposed to be Dublin’s main thoroughfare but instead vast tracts of land lie empty awaiting redevelopment
New Rotunda outpatient and ambulatory services to be in revamped Clerys Quarter
New centre in the Earl Building will cost more than €40m, and will provide over 100,000 appointments annually
Central Plaza and Clerys Quarter commercial developments in Dublin battle economic headwinds
Questions remain about the future shape of Central Plaza on Dame Street and the former Clerys site on O’Connell Street
Clerys Quarter gets boost with sale of office building to HSE
Announcement comes shortly after developers sued anchor tenant Flannels, alleging wrongful termination of lease
The future of O’Connell Street: Will new developments make it better or worse?
The Clerys Quarter should help regenerate Dublin's main street. The building of MetroLink could have the opposite effect
Hidden O’Connell Street: Have you noticed these five features of Dublin’s main street?
Architectural conservation advisers take a look at the highlights of one of the capital’s main streets
Clerys Quarter shops and restaurants to begin fit-outs ahead of autumn opening
H&M, Flannels and Press Up now expected to open doors on site of former department store in September or October
We are starting to see the shape of the post-Covid city centre
Hybrid working has led to much quieter office districts and the suburbs are exerting a greater pull
Miriam Lord: Clerys’ reopening felt more like a corporate process designed to draw veil over closure that broke Dublin’s heart
Department store’s abrupt closing, leaving hundreds out of work with only basic redundancy, left a sour taste
‘Will we meet under Clerys’ clock?’ Revamped department store set to open before summer
Restored clock is unveiled on Tuesday ahead of retail early in the second quarter of the year
P&O’s barbaric sackings share ‘Hall of Infamy’ with Clerys
Sheer scale of the ferry group’s managerial incompetence is a sight to behold
High-end UK retailer Flannels to open at Blanchardstown Centre
Frasers Group subsidiary to occupy ground-floor level of former Debenhams’ premises
Clerys Quarter to open doors to shoppers this year as tenants are confirmed
Swedish fashion giant H&M and high-end UK retailer Flannels have signed up
H&M to open for business at Dublin’s new Clerys Quarter
High-end brand Flannels in talks for rest of retail space at historic department store
Ex-Debenhams workers end 406-day dispute and accept €3m training fund
Workers say they were disappointed but voted for Government offer after months of pickets
Government to enhance rights of workers facing redundancy after insolvency
All employees will have to be provided with 30 days’ notice
Former Debenhams workers protest a year on from closure
‘We were devastated,’ says former shop steward at march outside Henry Street branch
Debenhams workers live with the trauma of liquidation one year on
Bitter dispute appears near resolution after a year of protests and pickets
First Look: Inside Dublin’s new Clerys Quarter
Clerys, O’Connell Street’s legendary department store, is being transformed
‘No evidence’ acting on expert report in 2016 would have helped Debenhams staff
Minister says Duffy Cahill report dealt with assets and separation of assets
Rapid shift online has kept Irish retailers afloat
Agenda: Pandemic restrictions have propelled many shops into setting out their stalls digitally
There should be a threshold of dignity for Debenhams workers
The State must legislate to protect the Debenhams workers and all workers to ensure the agreements they negotiate can and will be honoured
An Post looks to relocate from GPO to Dublin’s tallest office
Company in talks for at least 120,000sq ft at the Exo Building in city’s north docklands
Debenhams workers urge Minister to intervene with liquidators
Regina Doherty called on to engage with KPMG and advise extending consultations
Rush hour on a Dublin bus: ‘They’re all ghost buses now’
Taking a bus in what used to be the morning peak is now a trip into an eerie world
Dancing With The Stars backstage: ‘I’d love to see Danny Healy Rae out there’
Patrick Freyne visits the set of ‘the biggest show on Irish telly’
100 new hotels for Dublin: Is that too many – or too few?
Amid a housing crisis, scores of hotels are being built or planned for the capital
Meet Paddy Fay, the first person Peter McVerry housed
Paddy Fay met Fr Peter McVerry when he broke into the priest’s home 40 years ago
Former premises of landmark Plough pub seeks €650,000
Property has key location opposite Abbey Theatre in area undergoing regeneration
An Post considers plan to relocate HQ from GPO to Clerys
Postal workers express preference for city centre location in advance of 2020 move
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