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16th May 2016

IKEA to open a second store in Ireland this summer

Carl Kinsella

Do we even have room for a second IKEA?

Swedish furniture giant IKEA will add to their Ballymun outlet this summer, having secured a 10-year lease with Irish property group IPUT plc for a store in Carrickmines.

According to The Irish Times, IKEA’s second Dublin store won’t be as big as the first – taking up roughly 15,000 square feet.

The new outlet will be located at The Park in Carrickmines, which already plays home to a Smyths, a PC World, a Halfords and a Hickeys. It is roughly half an hour from the original IKEA via the M50.

It is believed that IKEA will be paying roughly €600,000 a year to rent the premises.

JOE.ie understands that the building is already standing, and that the IKEA workers will not have to assemble it upon the beginning of their lease.

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