Retail Schemes located in Dublin

Swords Pavilions is a well established shopping centre offering approximately 90 shopping units, plus several restaurants and cafes and a state of the art cinema. The site benefits from surface car parking and an adjacent multi-storey car park, offering 2,000 spaces. Parking is free for the first two hours. Occupiers include Schuh, Sky, Starbucks, River Island, Super Valu, The Body Shop, Zara and Vodafone.

ILAC Centre, opened in 1981, was the very first shopping centre in Dublin’s city centre. The centre comprises 80 stores and provides 1000 car parking spaces. Tenants at the site include Dunnes, Boots and Argos, among others.

Plans to include a mixed use site with residential, office and 62,000 sq m of retail space, with cafes and restaurants, a library and landscaped gardens, with direct access to the Metro.

Leopardstown Shopping Centre is a 5,200 sqm shopping centre anchored by Dunnes Stores retailer and provides over 460 car parking spaces.

Liffey Valley Shopping Centre is known as one of Ireland's leading shopping destinations comprising over 99 tenants.

Belgard Retail Park is anchored by B&Q. Additional occupiers include Homestore & More, Carpet Right, Halfords and a Burger King Drive Thru restaurant. Full planning permission exists for the development of a new retail warehouse in Belgard Retail Park

Blanchardstown Centre offers a unique shopping & leisure experience. Home to over 180 stores, 3 Retail Parks and 25 Restaurants, it is located just outside Dublin City and is Ireland’s most accessible and largest destination shopping centre.

Liffey Valley Retail Park, built in approximately 1990, is currently fully occupied and extends to 15,650 sqm with over 700 car parking spaces. Tenants include B&Q, Atlantic Homecare, Currys, PC World, Argos, Halfords and Carpetright.