Lululemon, Doc Martens or toy giant Lego: New brands in the running for Cork's St Patrick's St

As Spanish chain Mango is set to open, a deal is being finalized to let the former Dorothy Perkins/Evans store and a new tenant is being sought for the former Oasis premises

Former Oasis store at 48/49 St Patrick's Street is up for lease with Bannon Commercial for €250,000pa

The move to fill two big-name former women’s fashion stores in Cork City centre is gaining momentum with one close to finalizing a deal in further positive signs of recovery on the high street.

Hot on the heels of Spanish fashion retail chain Mango signing a 10-year lease on the long-vacant former Quills premises on St Patrick’s Street, a deal is advancing to secure a new tenant for the former Dorothy Perkins/Evans women’s clothing store. The 616 sq m four-storey premises has been shuttered since 2019, following the collapse of British businessman Philip Green’s Arcadia Group.