Friday 24 September, 2021
Glenda Cimino claimed to have struck her left shin against a protruding low shelf at a shoe display in Arnotts.
The group said the move is part of its drive to reduce plastic pollution and manage its environmental footprint.
Galen Weston bought the bankrupt department store that would become Penneys in the 1960s, when he moved to Dublin.
What exactly do the government guidelines say about retailers?
The retailers announced the measure in a statement this afternoon.
These include the option to pre-book visits, a ‘virtual queuing’ system, and a ban on touching or trying on beauty testers.
There was a sizeable line stretching up Grafton Street for Brown Thomas before it opened at 9am this morning.
There’s counters coming in 2019.
The window designers behind Dublin’s most famous festive displays share their secrets.
That news was welcomed by business group Dublin Chamber.
Ah Santa, you’re very good.
In other words, how badly have you got notions?
If nothing else, we have some solid poetry inspiration here.
“To go with a minimal approach to Christmas would be lost in translation and scale.”
The relatively small section will appear on two floors of Arnotts’ Henry Street store.
At least it’s a fancy one?
At least it’s a fancy hoover?
Retail experts say the development is great news for the department store – and for Dublin in general.
The company also owns Brown Thomas.
Chilli flake Magnums, popping candy Magnums, goji berry Magnums…
The clothing has been taken off the shelves after it sparked anger online.
The t-shirt was on sale up until yesterday, but has now been removed.
A winter wonderland on wheels.
Two companies are to have joint control of the iconic Dublin store Arnotts.
Done with Christmas? Planning a bargain hunt? Read on…
Mandate says that the sale of the debt of the landmark store should prioritise jobs.
Roy Keane, Seamus Heaney, Maureen O’Hara… We want to know.
Good news for retailers from the evidence so far on St Stephen’s Day says the retail representative body.
Stores and websites are reporting a strong interest in Irish craft and design products with craftspeople lowering their prices in response to the recession.
The guidelines lay out rules for underwear, swimwear and footwear, as well as slogans and fabrics.
Google, Kerry Group and Apple are top of the class when it comes to corporate reputation in Ireland.
In tonight’s Fix: Texas gunman was dressed as Santa Claus, China’s ghost estates and why Donald Trump has left the Republican party.
Thousands of people have descended on Ireland’s shopping hubs hoping to pick up bargains.
Many retailers have once more chosen to open their doors on St. Stephens Day. TheJournal.ie has a roundup of dates and times of the post-Christmas sales.
Brussels gives the green light to the takeover. Arnotts now owes you €37.
Paperround: Your digested guide to the Sunday broadsheets.
