Naas Shopping Centre To Be 'Soft' Launched On Sunday

Friday, 2 August 2024 10:55

By Martin Osborne

It's still waiting on an anchor tenant.

The long-awaited Naas Shopping Centre will be 'soft' launced on Sunday at 11am.

Speaking on Kildare Today, Owner Ger Roche said there will be music and fun on the day.

He said a number of local businesses are ready to sign up to open outlets at the store once the anchor tenant is confirmed.

There was an anchor tenant confirmed but they have since decided not to go ahead.

The centre is expected to have over 250 parking spaces and up to 30 retailers.

Here's Ger outlining what to expect on the day.

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