Docklands chq welcomes tenants

THE Dublin Docklands Development Authority (DDDA) has welcomed the first tenant into its new ‘chq’ (Customs House Quay) building.

Thu, 29 Jun, 2006 - 01:00

A €5 million expansion programme will see the opening of two new wine bars in the Docklands area, generating over 100 new jobs within the next couple of months. Ely-chq (in the Customs House Quay building) opened yesterday, while Ely-hq (Hanover Quay) will open in the Autumn.

Both are owned by Erik and Michelle Robson — owners of the original Ely Wine Bar in Dublin’s Ely Place.

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Courts Place: Docklands chq Place: Customs House Quay Place: Docklands Place: Ely-chq Place: Ely-hq Place: Hanover Quay Place: Dublin Place: Ely Place Person: Erik Person: Michelle Robson Organisation: Dublin Docklands Development Authority Organisation: DDDA Organisation: Ely Wine Bar

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