DUNDRUM Town Centre is to get a new entertainment venue with bowling, darts and floor shuffle.
Lane7, a “boutique bowling brand”, will open its first Irish venue at Pembroke Square this December.
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It promises to bring a new boutique gaming experience to Pembroke Square, which is set to be a 24/7 cultural hub.
Lane7 will offer cultural events, art installations, live music gigs and sporting showcases.
It will open a new 14,500 sq ft entertainment space, which will host activities including bowling, floor shuffle, curling, augmented darts, ping pong, pull, and dedicated karaoke booths.
The facility will also be available for private events or large corporate group bookings.
Pembroke Square complex will also welcome a variety of restaurants and other leisure facilities, such as the new Chinese restaurant, Roncheng.
Roncheng and Lovisa, a specialist Australian jewellery brand aimed at a younger audience, will open in the last three months of the year.
Another jewellery retailer, Dylan Oaks, will also be located nearby.
Don Nugent, senior general manager for Dundrum Town Centre, said: “Pembroke Square offers a fantastic opportunity for us to create a vibrant lifestyle destination in the heart of Dundrum.
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“With some incredible brands already in existence, we know that Lane7 and Roncheng, supported by a series of cultural programmes and events will elevate Pembroke Square and further drive the night-time economy for the Centre.”
Lane7 bookings will open this autumn.
Meanwhile, a beloved brunch spot in Dublin has announced the opening of a new location – and fans are thrilled.
Bread 41, previously serving customers from their Pearse Street venue, has now opened a second location in Greystones, Co. Wicklow.
The bakery spot serves freshly made cakes and pastries, as well as cakes made specially to order.
They also pride themselves on their wide range of freshly baked breads from sourdough to rye.
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Now, the bakery is bringing its menu to the seaside village of Greystones, after two years of planning.
Delighted owner of Bread 41 and head baker Eoin Cluskey, said: “We are so excited to have finally opened the doors of our brand-new location in Greystones.
“We have worked tirelessly to create a bakery that aligns with our core values and we are delighted to have expanded our offering of delicious bakes to a wider consumer base.
“We are super grateful to be back in Greystones and we greatly appreciate the support from the local community.”