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Blanchardstown CEN T R E LEVEL 1 Blanchardstown CEN T R E Unit 105 166 101 EBS O’Briens Building Fine Wines Society 111 102 165 Mr. Price Specsavers Health Store 103 ( 90,000 sq ft ) Gleeson’s 164 104 e-Mobile Newsagent 163 105 122 123 Peter Mark Terrisales Kay’s Foodhall Mothercare 162 106 O’Briens Herbal Inn t y ( 118,000 sq ft ) r ystal e r tch 191 O2 Store 180 124 C 125 Sugardolls 8 a 107 Bake 108 Pair 109 W 112 Golden Discs 113 Aldo 114 Name It 115 + 116 JD Sports 117 Game Stop 11 Vision Express 121 Holland & Barr 181 ierneys T 126 Inglot odafone 133 V 189 JD Sports 128 129 Parfois 131 132 Pandora 188 Bershka 190 FCUK 151 Ginos127 s r 154 Reserved 149 Sketche 183 s ’ Ernest 141 Florist 143 3 mobile 5 ankee 3 4 Y Jones ( 65,000 sq ft ) 156 Lifestyle Sport 152 Raidar 145 Build a Bear Art & Hobby 14 158 Søstrene Grene 153 Schuh 155 Eason 152 148 McCabes Pharmacy 147 Pavers 139 Camera 138 Celebrations 137 Starbucks 136 Cassidy 187 Ecco 186 185 Butlers Cafe 140 Sugardolls 159 Dunne’ 134 + 1 PTSB multi storey car park Not to scale. For illustration only. February 2017 For additional information or details please contact us: Leasing Team Multi Ireland Simon Cooper Blanchardstown Centre Leasing Director Eoin Feeney Darren Peavoy / Jennifer Mulholland Blanchardstown, Dublin 15 Multi Ireland BNP Paribas Real Estate Bannon D15XKK8 (t): +353 87 371 7786 (t): +353 87 224 5485 01 6611233 (t): +353 86 380 5330 / +353 86 771 5017 www.multi.eu (e): [email protected] (e): [email protected] realestate.bnpparibas.ie (e): [email protected] / [email protected] LEVEL 2 Blanchardstown CE N T R E ( 90,000 sq ft ) Shoe Zone Ann Summers 213 214 205 202 Dororthy Perkins 203 Gerards 204 Quiz 206 Newbridge 207 Fields 208 Clarkes Shoes 212 201 Burtons 211 Thorntons 217 Bagel 218 Disney Store ( 118,000 sq ft ) 219 - 221 232 Topshop / Miss Selfridge 257 239 Swarovski Perfume E2 Locks 231 East Mall 244 arehouse ’Occitane Body Shop 233 Claires 236 L 256 H.Samuel 243 Carphone W 245 Meteor arehouse W s 229 Bests 254 246 ’ 222 Superdry 228 Peter 242 Foot Locker Newsagent Optician 237 234 s Café Mark ’ 253 241 Eason 247 Café 230 BB Ginzeng 227 223 - 224 248 Pamela Scott 251 Drycleaners 238 Ryans 226 Pharmacy 249 Foot Solutions Compu b 225 y For additional information r 315 or details please contact us: Orato Diesel 301 River Island 314 302 Oasis Tiger 303 Vero Moda / Jack & Jones 313 Multi Ireland Simon Cooper KFC Blanchardstown Centre Leasing Director iSense Blanchardstown, Dublin 15 Multi Ireland ( 90,000 sq ft ) D15XKK8 (t): +353 87 371 7786 ( 9 Screen ) 312 www.multi.eu (e): [email protected] 306 Burgerking McDonalds Leasing Team 307 A 311 Nandos Eddie Eoin Feeney Darren Peavoy / Jennifer Mulholland Rockets 307 B Milano BNP Paribas Real Estate Bannon D C F (t): +353 87 224 5485 (t): +353 86 380 5330 / +353 86 771 5017 307 E 307 307 (e): [email protected] (e): [email protected] / [email protected] 307 321 Barber 322 Subway 323 Beauty 325 Post Office 326 Credit Union 01 6611233 Not to scale. For illustration only. realestate.bnpparibas.ie February 2017.
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