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Retail Digital Network Ratecard Dundrum Town Centre iD 16 Pack €8,800 1 x 10 second spot across 16 screens for 2 wks iD 8 Pack €5,200 1 x 10 second spot across 8 screens for 2 wks Line x Line €655 1 x 10 second spot across 1 screens for 2 wks Swords Pavillions iD 8 Pack €5,200 1 x 10 second spot across 8 screens for 2 wks iD 4 Pack €2,600 1 x 10 second spot across 4 screens for 2 wks Line x Line €655 1 x 10 second spot across 1 screen for 2 wks The Square Town Centre Tallaght 30 DEPs €6,000 1 x 10 second spot across 30 screens for 2 wks 5 LCDs €2,250 1 x 10 second spot across 5 screens for 2 wks ENGAGING AUDIENCES Mahon Point, Shopping Centre iD 7 Pack €4,000 1 x 10 second spot across 7 screens for 2 wks iD 4 Pack €2,600 1 x 10 second spot across 4 screens for 2 wks Line x Line €655 1 x 10 second spot across 1 screen for 2 wks Blanchardstown Centre iD 10 Pack €5,500 1 x 10 second spot across 10 screens for 2 wks iD 5 Pack €3,250 1 x 10 second spot across 5 screens for 2 wks Line x Line €655 1 x 10 second spot across 1 screen for 2 wks Liffey Valley Shopping Centre iD 8 Pack €5,200 1 x 10 second spot across 8 screens for 2 wks iD 4 Pack €2,600 1 x 10 second spot across 4 screens for 2 wks Line x Line €655 1 x 10 second spot across 1 screen for 2 wks All rates are for 1 cycle (14 days). Flexible packages are available. Please contact your account handler for details. Premium Digital Mall Network - ID: Red 6 Centres - Dublin and Cork Quantity Pack Rate Mahon Point 7 €2,450 The Square 5 €750 Blanchardstown Centre 10 €3,600 Dundrum Town Centre 16 €6,000 Swords Pavilions 8 €3,000 Liffey Valley 8 €3,000 Total 54 €18,800 ENGAGING AUDIENCES 5 Centres - Dublin only Quantity Pack Rate The Square 5 €1,000 Blanchardstown Centre 10 €3,750 Dundrum Town Centre 16 €6,000 Swords Pavilions 8 €3,000 Liffey Valley 8 €3,000 Total 47 €16,750 Premium Digital Mall Network - ID: Blue 6 Centres - Dublin and Cork Quantity Pack Rate Mahon Point 4 €1,800 The Square 5 €1,000 Blanchardstown Centre 5 €2,250 Dundrum Town Centre 8 €3,600 Swords Pavilions 4 €1,800 Liffey Valley 4 €1,800 Total 30 €12,250 5 Centres - Dublin only Quantity Pack Rate The Square 5 €1,000 Blanchardstown Centre 5 €2,250 Dundrum Town Centre 8 €3,600 Swords Pavilions 4 €1,800 Liffey Valley 4 €1,800 Total 26 €10,450 ENGAGING AUDIENCES.

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