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B&Q Ireland Limited announced last December that it has reached agreements to acquire three leasehold stores
B&Q Ireland Limited is set to open in Letterkenny next Friday.
"B&Q is officially opening on Friday 30th May and we can't wait to welcome you!," Letterkenny Retail Park, where B&Q will be located, posted. "New store, fresh inspiration, and all the DIY you’ve been dreaming of. See you there?"
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B&Q Ireland Limited announced last December that it has reached agreements to acquire three leasehold stores, currently trading as Homebase, in the Republic of Ireland for a total purchase price of £3.2million.
The three Homebase leasehold stores purchased by B&Q Ireland Limited are Homebase Letterkenny; Homebase Navan, Co Meath and Homebase Waterford. The three stores will complement B&Q’s existing network of eight stores in the Republic of Ireland, representing strategic additions to its estate.
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