Seen & Heard: Primark spends the pennies, Investors brighten dental smiles, Trampoline men jump at new venture
Both made different promises on VAT, PRSI, energy and other costs to lure business owners’ votes last month. Primark – called Penneys in the Republic – plans opening 560 stores by 2026. Last week’s move brought its total to 457, giving it a presence in 17 countries. The business has so far not moved online.Investors are brightening Irish dentists’ smiles with Swiss group, Eisvogel, the latest to shell out for an Irish practice, says the Sunday Times.
“The company has bought OCM Dental, a third-generation dental practice in Sligo for a price thought to be in the region of €1 million.”Jumpzone trampoline park founders Dan Begley and Paul Quinn are leaping into a new venture at Leopardstown Racecourse in Dublin dubbed Super Social, according to The Business Post.
Chief executive, Rob Perrins, said that the British Labour Party government’s policy to build 1.5 million houses partly sparked the move to buy a site with space for 220 homes in Berkshire in England, Berkeley’s first such deal since 2022.
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