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Clarehall Shopping Centre

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Location
  
Dublin, Ireland

No. of floors
  
3

Opened
  
19 July 2004

Phone
  
+353 1 877 4242

Number of stores and services
  
28

No. of stores and services
  
28

Website
  
www.clarehall.ie

Total retail floor area
  
2 ha

Province
  
Leinster

Clarehall Shopping Centre

Opening date
  
July 19, 2004; 12 years ago (2004-07-19)

Parking
  
879 parking spaces, including underground parking

Address
  
13 Malahide Rd, Clarehall, Dublin 17, D17 N971, Ireland

Hours
  
Open today · 7AM–12AMMonday7AM–12AMTuesday7AM–12AMWednesday7AM–12AMThursday7AM–12AMFriday7AM–12AMSaturday7AM–12AMSunday7AM–12AM

Similar
  
Northside Shopping Centre, Donaghmede Shopping Centre, Omni Park, Pavilions Shopping Centre - S, Father Collins Park

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Clarehall Shopping Centre (Irish: Ionad Siopadóireachta Halla an Chláir) is a shopping centre located in the Clarehall residential area of North Dublin which it is coincidentally named after. The centre is anchored by one of Ireland’s first Tesco Extra stores, which opened in 2006.

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History

In March 2000, Tesco began planning to build a "£20 million shopping centre" in Dublin 17. The application for planning approval replaced a previous one for a single store on the site, but it was ignored. Tesco was believed to have paid around £12 million for the 10-acre site, which had been occupied by the Clare Manor Hotel, previously a country house known as Clare Hall. Over one year later, Tesco was still applying for planning permission as it was rejected by Dublin City Corporation as Tesco's request was for a shopping centre to replace existing planning permission for a standalone store. The shopping centre officially opened in the summer of 2004 after years of disputes regarding the size of the centre among various other factors.

References

Clarehall Shopping Centre Wikipedia