The last remaining retail and restaurant units are now available in the restored chq building in Dublin's Docklands.

A wide range of quality tenants are already established in the newly opened building, including home furnishings and accessories stores, Meadows & Byrne and Environment Furniture, Henry Jermyn Shirtmakers, Starbucks and Ely Wine Bar.

Also located at chq are beauty and cosmetics specialist, Nue Blue Eriu; leading fashion and textiles designer, Ciaran Sweeney; luxurious baby and gift boutique, Bunnies by the Bay; ladies' boutique, Fran & Jane and Carphone Warehouse as well as Insomnia Coffee, Starbucks and House of Tea. Retailers opening soon include Louis Copeland & Sons and, ladies boutique, The Pink Room.

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The chq building (formerly known as Stack A), located in the heart of Dublin's Docklands, overlooking the River Liffey, was built in 1820 as a wine and tobacco warehouse. The then Stack A was made famous when it hosted the Crimean War Banquet in 1856 celebrating the return of 3,000 Irish soldiers. The building has been magnificently restored and enhanced and is the final development in the IFSC to be completed.

Located in the heart of the IFSC, the chq building is just an eight minute walk from O'Connell Street. The building faces George's Dock, the site of the new Abbey Theatre. Currently, the platform at the Dock is used for a variety of events, most recently 12 Days of Christmas at Docklands.

Remaining units vary in size from 55 sq m / 400 sq m catering for a wide variety of uses including retail and restaurant.

Further details on the remaining units can be obtained from Bannon Commercial, Tel 01 647 7900.

(GK)