Eason to relocate Cork's St Patrick's Street store

IRELAND'S biggest seller of books, magazines and newspapers Eason is to relocate next year from its main store on Cork city's St Patrick's Street.

Eason to relocate Cork's St Patrick's Street store
Wed, 08 Jan, 2020 - 15:21
Tommy Barker

IRELAND'S biggest seller of books, magazines and newspapers Eason is to relocate next year from its main store on Cork city's St Patrick's Street.

The move follows a €6.5 million sale of its property opposite Debenhams to sneaker, sports and leisurewear retailers, Sports Direct International/SDI (Cork).

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