Hunger for new restaurants in Carrigaline and Midleton continues

The Irish economy’s pick-up continues to feed, and be fed by, new restaurant openings in Carrigaline and Midleton, with established operators to the fore.

Hunger for new restaurants in Carrigaline and Midleton continues

Asian street food firm, Ramen, opens its fourth outlet today, in Midleton’s Distillery Lane scheme (pictured), in the vacated Mocha cafe unit, paying €25,000 per annum on a ten-year lease. The new outlet (following on Anglesea Street, Ballincollig and Dennehys Cross) will employ 27, bringing the Ramen Group, headed up by Dave Dwyer and John Downey, to 140 employees, and franchises and further sites are now being sought, says Mr Dwyer.

Meanwhile, following on the arrival of The Fig and Olive cafe in Cork’s Carrigaline, a variety of retail units at Carrigaline Shopping Centre are being marketed by Seamus Costello, of DTZ Sherry FitzGerald, from €10,000 per annum, and ranging from 200 sq ft to 1,000 sq ft.

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