Shopping Centres located in County Meath - Republic of Ireland

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.

The centre is anchored by Dunnes Stores, other occupiers include Boots, Heatons, Eddie Rockets, Pulse Accessories, Vera Moda, Exit, EDC Fashions, McDonnagh Shoes, The Bagel Factory, The Village Jeweller, O'Briens, Zumo Juice, Lifestyle Sports, Bookstation, Gamestop, Ulster Bank, The Ice Box, Sky Digital and Georgies Ice Cream to mention a few.

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.

Navan Town Centre comprises 70 retail units with 1,500 covered car park spaces. Tenants include Tesco, Dunnes Stores and Penney’s.

The centre opened in 2005 and features 54 shops and restaurants including Dunnes Stores, Next, New Look, Monsoon, River Island, Coast, Pamela Scott, Waterstones, Sony and Currys. Scotch Hall Phase 2 offers a second anchor store and a new 9 screen EYE cinema.

Laurence Town Centre comprises a double mall serving the anchor tenants and providing 40 retail units over a 2-storey underground car park. The Centre is easily accessible providing 2 car parking entrances, located on Palace Street and Peter Street, and 3 pedestrian entrances.

Boyne Shopping Centre is an established retail destination with 21 stores totaling 35,000 sq.ft of retail accommodation. Other occupiers include Paddy Power, Bradley's Pharmacy and East Coast Angling

The Drogheda Town Centre Shopping Centre on West Street is a hive of retail activity with over 20 retail outlets.

Abbey Shopping Centre is arranged over ground and first floors and internally provides 28 units.