Welcome to The Quays Shopping Centre, a shopping and social destination in the heart of Newry City that has everything you're looking for and more. Including, major High Street brands Sainsbury's, Top Shop, Debenhams and Superdry. As well as, delicious places to eat and fantastic locations to meet, like Eddie Rockets, Burger King, Caffe Nero, Starbucks and a 10 Screen Omniplex Cinema.
So, whatever you're looking for, Have it all at The Quays Shopping Centre, Newry.
So, whatever you're looking for, Have it all at The Quays Shopping Centre, Newry.
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Whether you're shopping until you drop, looking for somewhere to meet or searching for something to eat you can Have it all at The Quays Shopping Centre, Newry. With all the shops and brands your heart desires and everything from Chinese to American Diner and award winning Italian Coffee.
Located overlooking the Canal in the heart of Newry City Centre, makes The Quays perfect for local visitors and shoppers from Dublin, Belfast and everywhere in-between.Open late until 9pm on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights and until 6pm throughout the rest of the week and at the weekend you can have it all when it suits you at The Quays Shopping Centre, Newry!
Located overlooking the Canal in the heart of Newry City Centre, makes The Quays perfect for local visitors and shoppers from Dublin, Belfast and everywhere in-between.Open late until 9pm on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights and until 6pm throughout the rest of the week and at the weekend you can have it all when it suits you at The Quays Shopping Centre, Newry!
With so much choice of retail, leisure and business accommodation you really can have it all at The Quays Shopping Centre in Newry. The powerful combination of a brand-new extension incorporating an 85,000 sq ft Debenhams store and a well-established Sainsbury superstore confirms The Quays status as one of Ireland's most successful shopping centres.
Here at The Quays we are getting very excited about the High Street Voucher campaign which is launching shortly in Northern Ireland. Situated across from Smiggle. As a precautionary measure The Quays Shopping Centre has decided to postpone all St. Patrick's Day events. We feel it advisable not to have cust.
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Separately, outside of your employed hours as a Fitness Coach, you will be able to use the facilities at the gym you are based in when running your self-employed Personal Training business, giving you an opportunity to meet 1000s of current and new members to help grow your business.
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Kieran Murray
Dec 31, 2021
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Michael Esposito
Dec 28, 2021
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Maurice Kelly
Nov 30, 2021
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Daniel Schumann
Nov 18, 2021
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Veronica Stone
Sep 15, 2021
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Only used the Sainaburys but it looked inviting, bright. Nice to see a centre where there were no obvious closed down stores.
The ticket collection point at the car park was so high I had to exit the car to reach. I dont think I have ever experienced that before and was odd. Equally I had my parking ticket validated but no one said you still have to put them into the parking paypoint machines before trying to leave. Ended up with a long queue behind me and having to call via the emergency button to be released.
The ticket collection point at the car park was so high I had to exit the car to reach. I dont think I have ever experienced that before and was odd. Equally I had my parking ticket validated but no one said you still have to put them into the parking paypoint machines before trying to leave. Ended up with a long queue behind me and having to call via the emergency button to be released.
Belfast J. O. E.
Sep 08, 2021
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The cinema is the only reason I go here, it’s a great cinema
But…the centre is dead! There’s nothing here, most shops are gone. We just go to Buttercrane instead, there’s nothing worth seeing here.
I would like a cafe open later so there would be something to do after a movie ends.
Really hope they revitalise this place or I can see more places closing down in it or moving elsewhere
But…the centre is dead! There’s nothing here, most shops are gone. We just go to Buttercrane instead, there’s nothing worth seeing here.
I would like a cafe open later so there would be something to do after a movie ends.
Really hope they revitalise this place or I can see more places closing down in it or moving elsewhere
Ciran Stapleton
Aug 24, 2021
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Donal Cahalane
Aug 11, 2021
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I'm generally short of time, and usually on foot. M&S tends to be my primary - often my only - destination at The Quays. It happens to be the most accessible store for me. I would prefer more space for groceries, and certainly for menswear. The cafe ought to be busier, as indeed ought the food section.
BhavB
Dec 09, 2019
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The Quays is one of the best shopping centers to shop as it has close to or even more than 50 outlets and almost all of them come under the tier A shops. I went there during the Christmas week and the decor was so lit !! Try out the gumballs and chocolates for a couple of pences that's placed in the walking corridors. Keep track of time !! You do get lost with all the shopping :)
Levi
Oct 13, 2019
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George R.
Mar 23, 2015
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I have a predisposition against shopping centres that charge me to park my car just to go shop or eat but won't give me a couple of hours parking credit for, say, stopping long enough for a Starbucks coffee or other food. So I'm predisposed to disliking this shopping centre for this reason. The wonderful Lowry Outlet in Manchester, an altogether nicer place, allows for free generous parking up to four hours if you go for a coffee or have something in their food-court. I'm predisposed to dislike Sainsbury's too, it's one of the 'flagship' stores in this place.