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Mango is set to open a new outlet in Limerick city
SPANISH fashion chain Mango is set to open a new store at the former Debenhams building in Limerick city centre on Friday at 10am.
The unit has been largely out of use since Easter 2020, at the start of the Covid-19 lockdown when the British retailer collapsed into liquidation
But now the prime art-deco style building at the junction of O'Connell Street and Sarsfield Street is set for a new lease of life on February 20.
Signage belonging to Mango, which was founded in Barcelona 41 years ago, has been plastered on the window of the building last December.
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It is a fast-fashion retailer, which designs, manufactures and markets women, men's and children's clothing and accessories.
Refurbishment work took place at the landmark building for the last few months, with planning permission also secured for an aparthotel.
The overall project is being led by Galway developer Michael McDonagh.
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