As one of the first shopping centres to open in central Dublin in 1981, the Ilac Centre has always been a pioneering presence on the city retail landscape. A €60m refurbishment consolidated that position, giving shoppers in Temple Bar a bright, modern venue serving retail, travel, fashion, technology and more.
With a weekly footfall of over 300,000, the Ilac Centre is one of the busier retail venues in the city centre. Compared to central Dublin retail, however, the customer-friendly design and variety of consumer choices encourage shoppers to linger. Shoppers can enjoy free WiFi to browse online, a chapel for quiet reflection, and new, exciting dining options including Chopped Salad Bar and So Nutrition for a break.
From concept to planning and execution our dedicated Ilac team is on hand to help you bring your idea to life...
Annual Footfall
More ABC1's than UK Average
Spend on Clothing & Footwear
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Whatever the size of your brand or business we can offer a wealth of knowledge, expertise and opportunity to engage with your customers.
Space
Ilac, Dublin
K12 Central Square
4m x 3m
Prime promotional space in the centre atrium – in front of Dunnes Stores in a high footfall area.
Space
Ilac, Dublin
K16 Moore Mall
3m x 3m
Situated in Moore Mall – currently undergoing redevelopment, due for completion Summer 2017. Site located outside TK Maxx.
Space
Ilac, Dublin
K4 Central Mall
2m x 2m
Located on the main mall, surrounded by Diesel and Claire’s Accessories – perfect for smaller promotions.
Space
Ilac, Dublin
K9 Central Mall
2.5m x 2.5m
Situated just off Central Square, main mall location adjacent to Starbucks and Boots, with good footfall
Location
Italie Deux
Italie Deux is a unique Parisian shopping destination, located on the left bank of the city. Renovated in 2013, Italie Deux is the second largest shopping centre in central Paris.
FAQ
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What electrical information to I need to provide?
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Portable appliances - please specify the method and frequency of testing for electrical items within their risk assessment. Testing must be appropriate to the electrical supply, British Standard (e.g. BS7671:2008) and supporting PAT certificates must be provided.
Fixed wiring - permanent wiring must be tested by our electrician at point of installation and any resulting action recorded on the Activity Checklist. Thereafter, the wiring should be tested annually and the records collected.
