Tesco and House of Fraser are to be the anchor tenants at Dundrum, the retail and leisure centre being developed in south Dublin by Crossridge Investments.
It will also contain four large stores, 100 shop units, 11-screen multiplex, a hotel, 15 restaurants, 3,300 parking spaces, and offices. Opening is scheduled for autumn 2003. Agents are Hamilton Osborne King and Harrington Bannon.
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2001-11-10T00:00:00+00:00
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