28 February 2008
On Thursday 28th February, the new look Blarney Woollen Mills was unveiled at the Killarney Outlet Centre. The store, one of the flagship shops at Killarney Outlet Centre has been closed for a number of weeks to undertake a massive re-vamp thanks to a €500,000 investment on behalf of Blarney Woollen Mills.
Clare Hallahan, Store Manager, Blarney Woollen Mills Killarney, speaking on the eve of the eagerly awaited re-opening stated, "The store looks fabulous and the staff are all delighted to be back at work. We are looking forward to a very successful 2008 here at Blarney Woollen Mills and with many new brands joining the existing brands on offer, as well as of course our own Blarney brands, there will be even more to offer local shoppers and visitors to Killarney."
To celebrate the re-opening of Blarney Woollen Mills at the Killarney Outlet Centre there will be special opening offers and a range of in-store promotions over the next few weeks to tempt shoppers, and it will be an ideal place to perhaps purchase that last minute Mother's Day Gift.
Paul Sherry, Centre Manager is delighted with the new look for Blarney Woollen Mills. He stated "By offering the best choice in quality shopping options we will continue attract visitors from all over Munster and beyond. Blarney Woollen Mills has always been a great draw for visitors to the Centre and it's range of products are very relevant to the local market as well as the many tourists that come through our doors. The confidence that the team at Blarney Woollen Mills have shown in the Centre through this level of investment is fantastic and is so important to the success of the whole Centre."
Blarney Woollen Mills at the Killarney Outlet Centre is open seven days a week 10am to 6pm. Also you can shop online on Customers also have the added option of the Blarney Woollen Mills online store www.Blarney.com. For further information on the store and on all the shopping and refreshment options at the Killarney Outlet Centre check out www.killarneyoutletcentre.com.
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