Computer giant Gateway 2000 is to open its first retail outlet in the Republic at Liffey Valley Shopping Centre, in west Dublin. The company will be paying a rent of £90,000 for the 1,850 sq. ft premises under a lease, which has a break clause. Arrivals at the centre include fashion outlet Carraig Donn, which is to occupy a store of 1,900 sq. ft at a rent of £90,000; The Phone Store, £68,000 for 1,100 sq. ft; and a Fuji photo development and camera sales outlet, which will occupy a kiosk at a rent of £25,000. David Potter of agents Hamilton Osborne King is quoting a rent of £90,000 for a 1,300 sq. ft store, which has become available following the relocation of the gifts and home-ware retailer Gazebo from a shop of 573 sq. ft to one of 1,800 sq. ft. Gazebo will be paying a rent of £100,000 for the space, as well as a store of 1,000 sq. ft. The agents are in negotiations with a number of restaurants to trade out of three units opposite the new 14-screen multiplex cinema.