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Wednesday 23 June 2021
The company no longer has any stores in the Republic of Ireland – the five remaining stores here closed in 2016.
The crowds have been out since early morning, are you going to be among them?
The retailer’s new outlet in Commonwealth House on Castle Street will open on 8 December.
A moment of silence for everybody who has to work on Stephen’s Day.
Retail Ireland said that there will be an increase in sales this year of over €150 million.
It is not yet known how many jobs will be lost.
The hashtag #GreenFriday is hoping to encourage consumers to be more conscious of how they shop.
Dunnes Stores accounted for 22.1% of the consumer spend in the latest period.
The sit of the Playwright pub has been vacant since 2011.
The World Cup and royal wedding also helped alcohol and magazine sales this year.
Hammerson says trade at Dundrum and its other centres was “particularly badly hit” by Storm Emma.
We take a look at an issue that has got many people exercised online.
The boutique came under fire in posts on the Instagram page earlier this week.
No Irish stores will be affected as part of the move.
The sugar tax comes into effect today.
Despite its popularity, e-commerce doesn’t always make business sense.
That news was welcomed by business group Dublin Chamber.
The woman received an eight-month written warning as a result of her actions.
Consumers spent more than usual on wine, beer and frozen food during the storm.
The coffee chain’s revenue increased by more than €1.5 million last year.
Limited opening hours for some major supermarkets and local shops.
The online retailer’s sales surpassed the €70 million-mark last year.
The suit was filed in the High Court earlier this week.
Stories from the shop floor.
The designer outlet centre was granted permission for several new stores, but it’s not happy with the council.
We’re also buying more vegetarian and vegan foods.
The UK is worried about sub-prime lending in the industry, so Ireland is taking a closer look.
The UK is worried about sub-prime lending in the industry, so Ireland is taking a closer look.
An Bord Pleanála agreed the scale of the project would ‘significantly exceed’ local planning caps.
The Danish company wants Gillian Maxwell and her husband to repeat their Irish feat.
But the flat-pack giant hasn’t committed to a new Irish location just yet.
JP Kennedy is the new chair of Retail Excellence Ireland, and has 20 years’ experience in the sector under his belt.
The new chair of Retail Excellence Ireland predicts the return of ‘breakfast roll economics’ this year.
Turnover at MBCC Foods spiked by over €9 million during 2016.
The discount retail store’s UK parent is bringing fashion chain Pep&Co to 30 stores in Ireland.
BB’s Coffee & Muffins used to be owned by billionaire Denis O’Brien.
It is the first supermarket to commit to paying the living wage.
The high-end supermarket’s six stores turned over more than €27 million last year.
Analysis by the Alcohol Beverage Federation of Ireland has highlighted the category’s turnaround.
GARDAÍ ARE TO “use discretion” to ensure that on-street hospitality can continue after reports emerged that the practice may not be legal under the alcohol licensing system.
Bars and restaurants across the country rolled out on-street service as part of the re-opening of the hospitality industry earlier this month, however, gardaí said yesterday said that alcohol licences did not apply to on-street areas if a venue had not originally applied to serve alcohol there.
Justice Minister Heather Humphreys suggested this morning that licensing laws may need to be changed and that she has discussed the issue with the Attorney General.
In the meantime, we’re asking: Have you had any outdoor pints this summer?
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