New Tesco coming to Swords R125

loveisdivine · 03-04-2012 01:14PM #1

Couldnt see this already posted.

http://planning.fingalcoco.ie/swiftlg/apas/run/WPHAPPDETAIL.DisplayUrl?theApnID=F12A/0046&theTabNo=9&backURL=%3Ca%20href=wphappcriteria.display?paSearchKey=779227%3ESearch%20Criteria%3C/a%3E%20%3E%20%3Ca%20href=%27wphappsearchres.displayResultsURL?ResultID=796021%26StartIndex=21%26SortOrder=rgndat,apnid%26DispResultsAs=WPHAPPSEARCHRES%26BackURL=%3Ca%20href=wphappcriteria.display?paSearchKey=779227%3ESearch%20Criteria%3C/a%3E%27%3ESearch%20Results%3C/a%3E#tabdetails

Basically its going to be pretty much a replica of Clarehall, on the road coming down towards Airside form the M1, I think its the R125. Planning permission at a site c. 2.4 ha. The development will consist of the provision of local community and commercial facilities over 2 storeys including a medical centre, cafe/restaurant unit, 2 local retail units and a Tesco. The development also includes road improvements, all site services and infrastructure, landscaping, 2 no. freestanding signs and has a gross floorspace of 5.03sqm with 299 no. car spaces and 5 no. motorcyle spaces.

I live in Holywell, but thankfully at the opposite side of the estate. Some poor peoples bedrooms and gardens will literally be a stonesthrow from it.

I know it will create some jobs and all that, but I think its a bad idea. Way more traffic, more noise and compared to the lovely natural land that is currently there, it will be unsightly.

Whats your opinion?

(p.s apologies if the link doesnt work, my work computer can be a little odd)

celticbest · 03-04-2012 01:33PM

Roll it on, Swords badly need a decent store, Dunnes, Superquinn are too small & it opening 24/7 would be an added bonus!

loveisdivine · 03-04-2012 02:06PM

Ok so what is it that you can't get in Dunnes, Superquinn, Jc's or the upcoming Lidl, that you will be able to get in tesco?

celticbest · 03-04-2012 02:12PM

Everything after 8pm Mon-Wed, After 10pm Thurs-Fri.............

pinkypinky · 03-04-2012 02:17PM

Is the Fingal website down? I can't get onto it in either Firefox or IE.

Terrible road for a big centre like that - traffic is already awful on it. But we know Fingal is not great thinking about traffic issues in advance - the Rathbeale road is a mess even from the building of Lidl.

Cardinal Richelieu · 03-04-2012 02:24PM

loveisdivine wrote: »

Ok so what is it that you can't get in Dunnes, Superquinn, Jc's or the upcoming Lidl, that you will be able to get in tesco?

24 hour shopping?(except booze after off licence hours)
Petrol?

Well the Swords Main Street has gone to pot already so it won't effect that unless they are planning to enter the betting or gold trade. I can't see Harvey Norman liking it too much having a Tesco that size near them, we already had Peats going belly up yesterday and Harvey Norman have never made a profit in Ireland.

The mantra of "Jobs Jobs Jobs" will be repeated by the cllrs so say they already signed off on this for the photo ops before the 2013 local elections even do most likely Tesco will just take existing trade and jobs in the long run. Its getting a bit like the UK model here were you pass one after another Tesco until they choke all the competition in an area to become Tesco Towns. Good for shareholders not so good in the long run for local shopper choice.

loveisdivine · 03-04-2012 02:25PM

Pinkypinky - I cant get on it via PC or through my phone so it must be down.

What did we ever do without 24h shopping eh :rolleyes: Its a wonder any of us survived to tell the tale!

Edit - I'm not sure if it will have a petrol station. Dont remember seeing a mention of one. Wouldnt be too sure on that one.

Cardinal Richelieu · 03-04-2012 03:00PM

loveisdivine wrote: »

Pinkypinky - I cant get on it via PC or through my phone so it must be down.

What did we ever do without 24h shopping eh :rolleyes: Its a wonder any of us survived to tell the tale!

Edit - I'm not sure if it will have a petrol station. Dont remember seeing a mention of one. Wouldnt be too sure on that one.

If its the size of Clarehall as you say it is, it will have one near, maybe around the corner like Drogheda, within a 1-2 years of opening. Gets all those Taxi men in for the 5 am shopping:)

Kiera · 03-04-2012 06:35PM

Cardinal Richelieu wrote: »

loveisdivine wrote: »

Ok so what is it that you can't get in Dunnes, Superquinn, Jc's or the upcoming Lidl, that you will be able to get in tesco?

24 hour shopping?(except booze after off licence hours)
Petrol?

Well the Swords Main Street has gone to pot already so it won't effect that unless they are planning to enter the betting or gold trade. I can't see Harvey Norman liking it too much having a Tesco that size near them, we already had Peats going belly up yesterday and Harvey Norman have never made a profit in Ireland.

The mantra of "Jobs Jobs Jobs" will be repeated by the cllrs so say they already signed off on this for the photo ops before the 2013 local elections even do most likely Tesco will just take existing trade and jobs in the long run. Its getting a bit like the UK model here were you pass one after another Tesco until they choke all the competition in an area to become Tesco Towns. Good for shareholders not so good in the long run for local shopper choice.

What on earth have harvey Norman and tesco got in common?

Cardinal Richelieu · 03-04-2012 06:44PM

Kiera wrote: »

What on earth have harvey Norman and tesco got in common?

Non food

Kiera · 03-04-2012 07:04PM

Cardinal Richelieu wrote: »

Kiera wrote: »

What on earth have harvey Norman and tesco got in common?

Non food

You're kidding right? The tesco store will have no impact on Harvey Norman at all.

Stheno · 03-04-2012 07:06PM

Kiera wrote: »

You're kidding right? The tesco store will have no impact on Harvey Norman at all.

Anytime I am buying tvs/electrical/pc type items I always check tesco prices as well as DID, PC World and Harvey Norman, Tesco can be very competitive.

Kiera · 03-04-2012 07:08PM

Stheno wrote: »

Kiera wrote: »

You're kidding right? The tesco store will have no impact on Harvey Norman at all.

Anytime I am buying tvs/electrical/pc type items I always check tesco prices as well as DID, PC World and Harvey Norman, Tesco can be very competitive.

Yeah if you're looking for crap brands. Tesco won't touch the Harvey Norman business.

Stheno · 03-04-2012 08:41PM

Kiera wrote: »

Yeah if you're looking for crap brands. Tesco won't touch the Harvey Norman business.

Pc/laptop wise and kitchen appliance wise (mixers/smoothie makers and those countertop type devices) I definitely wouldn't agree.

Tesco sell the same brands as HN in a lot of instances.

celticbest · 03-04-2012 08:42PM

Kiera wrote: »

Yeah if you're looking for crap brands. Tesco won't touch the Harvey Norman business.

Why? Tesco sell LG, Samsung and the likes in there TV section for example, I'm sure sales of those products if priced better than HN will take business away.....

Cheeky_gal · 03-04-2012 08:45PM

Heard about this last week. Great news.

The Tescos in Clarehall can be very intimidating with all the loitering from kids in the surrounding areas.

Feel sorry for Spar in Holywell though, can't imagine that staying open much longer if Tescos opens up.

Cardinal Richelieu · 03-04-2012 09:10PM

Stheno wrote: »

Pc/laptop wise and kitchen appliance wise (mixers/smoothie makers and those countertop type devices) I definitely wouldn't agree.

Tesco sell the same brands as HN in a lot of instances.

Not to forget cameras, games consoles, games, DVDs, print centre service etc

Stheno · 03-04-2012 09:25PM

Cardinal Richelieu wrote: »

Not to forget cameras, games consoles, games, DVDs, print centre service etc

Yep, and the staff aren't hanging around you like a bad rash the way they do in HN!

Chemistry Ftw · 03-04-2012 09:32PM

Great news, can anyone put out a guess as to when they'll start looking for employees?

SpatialPlanner · 04-04-2012 12:41PM

Where does it say that it'll be a Tesco store? I couldn't see it mentioned in the on line application.

T-Maxx · 04-04-2012 07:08PM

Isn't Dunnes in the Pavillion open 24/7 as well? Or maybe only at certain peak periods - I know for a fact they are in the run up to Xmas.

Ginny · 04-04-2012 08:44PM

They used to be, I think the latest they're open now is 10pm!
*edit* Yup: 10pm http://www.dunnesstores.ie/page.php?pid=17

rubberdiddies · 05-04-2012 07:06AM

Chemistry Ftw wrote: »

Great news, can anyone put out a guess as to when they'll start looking for employees?

I do go on about this a bit but it will seriously affect smaller shops in the swords area. They will eventually close down, resulting in increased unemployment and empty units.

Tesco already in Swords, Balbriggan, Rush, Clarehall as well as dunnes, superquinn, jcs and lidl. Talk about saturation!

I get that Tesco provide a service that's in demand but I really don't see the need for one in Swords. The long term impact on the town will be terrible.

Oh well.

celticbest · 05-04-2012 11:35AM

rubberdiddies wrote: »

I do go on about this a bit but it will seriously affect smaller shops in the swords area. They will eventually close down, resulting in increased unemployment and empty units.

Tesco already in Swords, Balbriggan, Rush, Clarehall as well as dunnes, superquinn, jcs and lidl. Talk about saturation!

I get that Tesco provide a service that's in demand but I really don't see the need for one in Swords. The long term impact on the town will be terrible.

Oh well.

Walk down main street today and look at the empty units already there, the units that are occupied will not be affected to badly by Tesco opening IMHO as there doesn't seem to be anything that would be in direct competition.

Bluetonic · 05-04-2012 12:27PM

For the record, Clare Hall (Tesco part only) is 5,452 sqm (including stores)

This Tesco can't be bigger than 2,500sqm (not including stores) due to the nature of the zoning of the land.

The complete development is only 5,390sqm.

peteb2 · 05-04-2012 12:46PM

Either way, don't need it or want it. There's a Dunnes 15 mins walk away and Clarehall is 10 mins drive away. It'll never go ahead because they can't grant permission ahead of the ring road being in place. Which, whilst they have approved funds for it allegedly, have done nothing so far about.

The Scientician · 05-04-2012 02:13PM

I'd prefer if they opened a smaller store somewhere around the Main St. say in the old Taylor's Hardware unit. As others have said the Main St. is a ghost town and it would be a much needed draw. But instead we'll just have more edge-city style sprawl. Yay Swords. It breaks my heart to say this but Swords has turned into a dirty old kip and I won't miss it when I leave.

Larianne · 05-04-2012 06:40PM

The Scientician wrote: »

I'd prefer if they opened a smaller store somewhere around the Main St. say in the old Taylor's Hardware unit. As others have said the Main St. is a ghost town and it would be a much needed draw. But instead we'll just have more edge-city style sprawl. Yay Swords. It breaks my heart to say this but Swords has turned into a dirty old kip and I won't miss it when I leave.

My thoughts exactly on every point.

afterhours · 05-04-2012 09:14PM

tesco is a rip off!! don't know why you's want one!

Dizzyblonde · 06-04-2012 11:48AM

I'm thinking they shouldn't give permission for any new retail developments as long as there are empty units in the main street.

I moved to Swords in the early 80s and there wasn't a lot in the town, then it grew and we got everything we needed so it's sad to see the main street being neglected. And the Plaza was such a beautiful shopping area, now it's shabby and dirty. Shame on the planners and the county council.

afterhours · 06-04-2012 12:04PM

Dizzyblonde wrote: »

I'm thinking they shouldn't give permission for any new retail developments as long as there are empty units in the main street.

I moved to Swords in the early 80s and there wasn't a lot in the town, then it grew and we got everything we needed so it's sad to see the main street being neglected. And the Plaza was such a beautiful shopping area, now it's shabby and dirty. Shame on the planners and the county council.

it's just like how generations change, well our shopping has changed. This is the way of the future, small shops are out, large and mass produced is in. Couldn't you tell it was going that way already?

It's like music, out with the old and in with the new.. Though of course some classics will live forever, same goes for shops.:)

T-Maxx · 06-04-2012 12:20PM

I'm all for filling the vacant units in Swords village, but there's a huge difference between a 150m2 convenience store in Main Street and a 5000m2 regional.

The Scientician · 06-04-2012 02:49PM

T-Maxx wrote: »

I'm all for filling the vacant units in Swords village, but there's a huge difference between a 150m2 convenience store in Main Street and a 5000m2 regional.

I get your point, but that whole block from Taylor's Hardware down to Savages comprises a decent sized lot surely? There are also other units along there that could be absorbed. They wouldn't get one of those enormous stores but it would still be a sizeable premises surely. Obviously Tesco's preference is going to be for a huge out-of-town premises though.

Larianne · 06-04-2012 02:51PM

The Scientician wrote: »

I get your point, but that whole block from Taylor's Hardware down to Savages comprises a decent sized lot surely? There are also other units along there that could be absorbed. They wouldn't get one of those enormous stores but it would still be a sizeable premises surely. Obviously Tesco's preference is going to be for a huge out-of-town premises though.

I get what you are saying, but traffic on the main street is ridiculous. Its not really viable for a supermarket to open there really. (jeez I'm always going on about traffic me. :rolleyes: :pac:)

The Scientician · 06-04-2012 02:51PM

afterhours wrote: »

it's just like how generations change, well our shopping has changed. This is the way of the future, small shops are out, large and mass produced is in. Couldn't you tell it was going that way already?

It's like music, out with the old and in with the new.. Though of course some classics will live forever, same goes for shops.:)

While I of course agree with you that change is going to occur no matter what, when a town is planned properly it adapts and thrives in new conditions, when planning and consultation is lacking you wind up with the abomination that Swords is becoming. Some English towns have planned against out-of-town sprawl and funnelled development into already established thoroughfares, and these towns typically are more pleasant than ones where planning is more willy-nilly.

Dizzyblonde · 06-04-2012 10:09PM

afterhours wrote: »

it's just like how generations change, well our shopping has changed. This is the way of the future, small shops are out, large and mass produced is in. Couldn't you tell it was going that way already?

It's like music, out with the old and in with the new.. Though of course some classics will live forever, same goes for shops.:)

I'm all for change and I wasn't suggesting for a minute that Tesco should open on Main Street, but the council really should put more effort into stopping the main street dying on its feet. It's not going to disappear just because we have shopping centres so they should be trying to keep it alive.

loveisdivine · 10-04-2012 10:59AM

SpatialPlanner wrote: »

Where does it say that it'll be a Tesco store? I couldn't see it mentioned in the on line application.

It was in the local swords paper. One of the councellors confirmed it was going to be a 2 storey Tesco.

tbh · 10-04-2012 01:26PM

The Scientician wrote: »

I get your point, but that whole block from Taylor's Hardware down to Savages comprises a decent sized lot surely? There are also other units along there that could be absorbed. They wouldn't get one of those enormous stores but it would still be a sizeable premises surely. Obviously Tesco's preference is going to be for a huge out-of-town premises though.

You can't really have a large store on the Main Street, because large store implies you need a car to get stuff out of it - weekly shop, furniture, electronics etc. Swords, and Final Co. Co. need to get their fingers out and give basically give rate-free offers to people who'll open up small interesting boutiques where you can make impulse buys - vintage clothing, little niche bookshops, delis, etc. They need to make Swords main street a street you could take two hours getting down - forget the mobile shops, the bookies, the cash for golds, the centras and the bloody chippers. It drives me bloody mad, Swords main street is a fantastic resource waiting to be developed by a council with a bit of balls about them, but instead it'll be left to wither and die.

Stheno · 12-04-2012 09:46PM

tbh wrote: »

You can't really have a large store on the Main Street, because large store implies you need a car to get stuff out of it - weekly shop, furniture, electronics etc. Swords, and Final Co. Co. need to get their fingers out and give basically give rate-free offers to people who'll open up small interesting boutiques where you can make impulse buys - vintage clothing, little niche bookshops, delis, etc. They need to make Swords main street a street you could take two hours getting down - forget the mobile shops, the bookies, the cash for golds, the centras and the bloody chippers. It drives me bloody mad, Swords main street is a fantastic resource waiting to be developed by a council with a bit of balls about them, but instead it'll be left to wither and die.

There is a pop up shop now in the Plaza and it changes every few weeks.

The Scientician · 13-04-2012 10:12AM

tbh wrote: »

You can't really have a large store on the Main Street, because large store implies you need a car to get stuff out of it - weekly shop, furniture, electronics etc. Swords, and Final Co. Co. need to get their fingers out and give basically give rate-free offers to people who'll open up small interesting boutiques where you can make impulse buys - vintage clothing, little niche bookshops, delis, etc. They need to make Swords main street a street you could take two hours getting down - forget the mobile shops, the bookies, the cash for golds, the centras and the bloody chippers. It drives me bloody mad, Swords main street is a fantastic resource waiting to be developed by a council with a bit of balls about them, but instead it'll be left to wither and die.

Niche bookshops would need more than rates free to become a going concern but I get your wider point. I wouldn't dis the chipper though, the main one's been there since at least 1960. I think they've earned their spot by now.

There's also the issue that why should new stores get rate free holdings when established, long suffering ones don't. With regard to cars, that's the other issue, there's not enough and never has been enough provision for parking around Main St. Instead of building that county council office they should have built an underground car park or summick. And don't get me started on the castle.

Cardinal Richelieu · 13-04-2012 11:28AM

tbh wrote: »

You can't really have a large store on the Main Street, because large store implies you need a car to get stuff out of it - weekly shop, furniture, electronics etc. Swords, and Final Co. Co. need to get their fingers out and give basically give rate-free offers to people who'll open up small interesting boutiques where you can make impulse buys - vintage clothing, little niche bookshops, delis, etc. They need to make Swords main street a street you could take two hours getting down - forget the mobile shops, the bookies, the cash for golds, the centras and the bloody chippers. It drives me bloody mad, Swords main street is a fantastic resource waiting to be developed by a council with a bit of balls about them, but instead it'll be left to wither and die.

Chinatown? FCC thinks there a great bunch of lads and raised the idea of a Chinese area before. Eastern style bars, restaurants, asian food shops, street food, laundries etc You have to offer something different that you can't get anywhere else in Dublin and Swords Main St has more potential than the Gardner street end of Parnell Street.As you said its going to die so they might as well take a high risk option.

Faolchu · 16-04-2012 02:26PM

rubberdiddies wrote: »

I do go on about this a bit but it will seriously affect smaller shops in the swords area. They will eventually close down, resulting in increased unemployment and empty units.

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which is why there's about 10 objections from local residents and local business stating just that. there's something like 18 submissions, 2 are in favour of the planning the rest object for various reasons from job losses, business closures, traffic, noise etc

also planning hasn't been granted so Tesco isn't "Coming" its proposed

Faolchu · 16-04-2012 02:28PM

Cheeky_gal wrote: »

The Tescos in Clarehall can be very intimidating with all the loitering from kids in the surrounding areas.
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and you think that wont happen here? kids already loiter at the spar in holywell and in kinsealy,

Faolchu · 16-04-2012 02:31PM

peteb2 wrote: »

Either way, don't need it or want it. There's a Dunnes 15 mins walk away and Clarehall is 10 mins drive away. It'll never go ahead because they can't grant permission ahead of the ring road being in place. Which, whilst they have approved funds for it allegedly, have done nothing so far about.

yes they can you're deluded to think otherwise. apparently the ring road has been given the green light and i doubt FCC will put a proviso on it that the road needs to be completed by albany before they build this coz albany have already completed their sections of the ringroad and have done years ago. (if you ask what have albany got to do with it look at the business names and registered addresses of neculeus developments)

the bolt · 16-04-2012 03:31PM

The Scientician wrote: »

I get your point, but that whole block from Taylor's Hardware down to Savages comprises a decent sized lot surely? There are also other units along there that could be absorbed. They wouldn't get one of those enormous stores but it would still be a sizeable premises surely. Obviously Tesco's preference is going to be for a huge out-of-town premises though.

where would you suggest i would park when using it,swords is bad enough for parking as it is.but i would rather if tescos were to rent/build down in airside and keep all the shops together instead of bits popping up everywhere.

peteb2 · 18-04-2012 08:08AM

Faolchu wrote: »

yes they can you're deluded to think otherwise. apparently the ring road has been given the green light and i doubt FCC will put a proviso on it that the road needs to be completed by albany before they build this coz albany have already completed their sections of the ringroad and have done years ago. (if you ask what have albany got to do with it look at the business names and registered addresses of neculeus developments)

I've lived her since the estate went up so I know exactly what Albany's involvement is in the site.

And the proviso is already in place that no development can occur until the ring road happends.

FCC dropped the ball once by not ensuring that Albany actually owned the land in question for the road they granted permission for. Won't be happenning again.

Faolchu · 18-04-2012 10:30AM

peteb2 wrote: »

And the proviso is already in place that no development can occur until the ring road happends.
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you want to provide a link to that because last i checked F12A/0046 hasn't been given permission so it wouldn't have any provisos attached to it. (fcc planning site is down today so i cant double check).

does this alleged proviso also apply to the permission Albany allegedly received for further development in Drynam hall?

The plans for Holywell included a Proposed ring road and you like most residents in Holywell cant seem to grasp the concept of the word proposed. time and again there's complaints and news paper articles bitching about the road not being complete yet they all fail to grasp the simple fact that There never was a road to be completed. it was all in the imaginations and wishful thinking of the residents of holywell until recently. so when did FCC grant permission for this alleged road? only last last year not 7-9 years ago when the estate was begun

What there was instead was a Suggestion by the developer that a road be put in place, Not so the lovely people of Holywell wouldn't be bothered with traffic, no it was so they could extend off it into Swords Business Park, which i might add the plan on further developing as its earmarked as science and technology and again the plans for Holywell clearly show this on the maps. if you look at the plans for Holywell its abundantly clear that this was Albany's plan all along cos there's nice dotted lines on the proposed roundabout and a further bunch of dotted lines going all the way into the business park.

Albany complete their section of the proposed ring road according to the plans granted by FCC so in this instance they have done nothing wrong. the person that owned the remainder of the land was within his rights not to sell the land for what ever reason, I'm gonna guess he didnt like the offer. but hows that dropping the ball on the part of FCC? they cant force him to sell unless they put in a CPO but I'd make a guess that the owner of lands can fight a CPO unless its in the "national interest" what they should have done was issued a revision to the plans and made sure the ring road ran on lands wholly owned by Albany thus insuring that the proposal became a reality. but then they never forced the % occupancy of the estate either or the other stipulations attached to the holywell planing application

peteb2 · 18-04-2012 01:03PM

It wasn't a proposed road that was mentioned. Lets be 100% clear here. The reason why you hear residents in Holywell "bitching about the raod not being completed" is not because they think there should be a road there. Its because the estate was marketed including that road as a given. And not as a "wouldnt it be nice".

The same way that as there was to be a school (now arriving 7 years later), local shop and health centre (units only built 3 years ago).

Sure we could all take a class action againt Hamilton Osbourne King (now Savills) and David Daly or Albany Homes or Trident Construction or Nucleus Developments or whatever he likes to go by these, as having being COMPLETELY misled. But what is the point.

And seeing as you like to be fussy about your details, Swords Business Park is nowhere near this site.

Faolchu · 18-04-2012 01:19PM

peteb2 wrote: »

It wasn't a proposed road that was mentioned. Lets be 100% clear here.

yes it was proposed. thats why in the planning application and maps two sections of the road are in full black lines and the roundabout and the road leading up to the business park are in dotted lines. oh and I'm pretty much certain the planning drawing actually says proposed on it, its been a while since i looked at the drawing so I'd have to check. so sorry to rain on your parade pete

peteb2 wrote: »

Its because the estate was marketed including that road as a given.

no it wasnt, the estate was marketed as a bunch of houses and that's it, there was no mention of shops, creche or school at any open house during the sale pf phases 1&2 not certain about phase 3 coz i never bothered going back coz i didn't like the build. if the estate agent said "yes sure there's a road" there then they lied to you

peteb2 wrote: »

The same way that as there was to be a school (now arriving 7 years later), local shop and health centre (units only built 3 years ago)...... But what is the point.

how were you misled? and what do you mean the school is only arriving, its been there 2 years. they sold you a house and all that involved nothing else, if you decided to not review the planning application for that estate and in the surrounding areas that's your fault not theirs.

peteb2 wrote: »

And seeing as you like to be fussy about your details, Swords Business Park is nowhere near this site.

my bad i meant airside business park, the one with the lake at the roundabout beside B&Q. there is a proposed road running from the roundabout inside that business park right down to the proposed ring road

EDIT: i might also point out you never actually answered my question. so I'll ask it again.

can you provide proof that there IS a provision in place stopping any further development in the area until this road is completed?

The Scientician · 18-04-2012 06:39PM

the bolt wrote: »

where would you suggest i would park when using it,swords is bad enough for parking as it is.but i would rather if tescos were to rent/build down in airside and keep all the shops together instead of bits popping up everywhere.

In the multistorey car park the council was meant to build years ago. :mad:

Faolchu · 20-04-2012 12:39PM

a decision was made by fingal to request more information.

New Tesco coming to Swords R125

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