Dundrum Town Centre owner launches High Court action against Fallon and Byrne
The gourmet food retailer was due to open a branch in the Dublin shopping centre in April 2020 but did not take up the tenancy
The owner of Dundrum Town Centre has launched a High Court action against Fallon and Bryne, the gourmet food retailer, and Sarzala, its parent company.
Fallon and Byrne was due to occupy a 10,000-square-foot space in Dundrum Town Centre’s Ashgrove Terrace development and it had originally planned to include a flagship food hall, delicatessen and restaurant.
When the tenancy was announced in 2018, Hammerson, the owner of Dundrum Town Centre, said the fine...
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