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Colleran auctioneers is offering a rare opportunity to lease a prominent retail unit in the heart of the city centre.

Cafe Express is situated in a prime bit of Galway retail space, in Abrakebabra's old location on Eyre Square. The previous menu of doner kebab, chip butty, 'special' pink sauce, and the ever popular taco fries (imagine an Irish version of the French Canadian 'poutine') has been pushed aside for something completely different. While Abrakebabra surely has its fans, Cafe Express, it has to be said, is a vast improvement and a welcome addition to Eyre Square. On the corner, this is fast becoming the coffee destination for city centre workers commuting from the outskirts and tourists on sightseeing excursions. With the trains, buses and taxis all feeding into the square, the Lavazza sign over this door acts like a beacon that draws coffee lovers like moths to a flame, and it's certainly hard to fault their real Italian-style coffee.

Tesco Ireland is planning a major facelift of its Mullingar premises which should see a 15 per cent increase in retail space, and its car park expanded to 500 spaces at the Ashe Road premises.

It is “madness” and “inappropriate” to build a Tesco hypermarket in a heavily residential area on the Rahoon Road. The developer must withdraw the planning application and instead work with the IDA to develop a business park on the site similar to that in Dangan.

On Friday December 10, Halfords superstore will open its 23rd Irish store at Galway Retail Park, Headford Road. Boasting more than 9600sq.ft of retail space, the Galway store will create 22 new jobs for the local area.

Proposals to re-zone land for commercial use on the outskirts of the city will only draw business away from the city centre and serve to facilitate those who wish to set up liquidation sales.

An Bord Pleanåla has granted permission for a primary healthcare building in the centre of Thomastown, on a site formerly occupied by Super Valu.

Dublin has ranked ninth in a league table of the world's most expensive places to have a retail business, the latest survey from CB Richard Ellis (CBRE) shows.

Dublin has ranked ninth in a league table of the world's most expensive places to have a retail business, the latest survey from CB Richard Ellis (CBRE) shows.

It’s not that often that retail units come to the market in Eyre Square. However Jeff Smith has just such a premises up to rent. Standing prominently beside the Skeffington Arms Hotel, it offers wonderful potential for retail and a variety of other commercial uses. It also boasts an excellent two bedroom apartment on the top floor.