Tuesday 16 August, 2022
On two occasions, the man purchased stale products from the shop’s bakery at a discounted price.
The ex-employee was awarded €2,492, which is equal to six weeks’ salary.
A four-year partnership extension was announced today, after the launch of the LGFA’s new subscription streaming service yesterday.
A photo shared on Facebook claimed that QR scanners would be used to ask for proof of vaccination.
Carla Rowe discusses its importance in a sporting context, with work underway to have free products available in ladies football clubs.
The German-owned chain has told the High Court that the group’s claims are untrue.
Dunnes Stores leads the way in terms of market share, just ahead of Supervalu, according to the latest Kantar figures.
Aldi said this decision was made after receiving further clarification from the government.
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Ireland hockey captain Katie Mullan talks to The42 on what would have been the opening week of the Tokyo Olympics.
Tens of thousands of people have lost their jobs due to the coronavirus crisis.
Priority shopping will be in place across Lidl’s 163 stores in Ireland between 9am and 11am every day until further notice.
Several Müller yoghurt products were recalled yesterday.
James Murphy had been working for the company for 16 years.
The supermarket hopes the move will help parents resist ‘pester power’ from their children.
Farmers are blocking the entrance and exit at the site.
Ireland star Louise Galvin delves into the positive influence sport – and role models like her late father – have had on her life.
TD Jack Chambers described their response to the situation as “weak”.
A death threat was made against the couple after speaking out last week.
They have called for more robust hate-crime legislation to be introduced.
Dunnes has a market share lead of 0.2% over Tesco in the latest figures from Kantar.
Meanwhile, Aldi enjoyed the largest jump in growth.
It was previously refused permission in Cork and Galway.
The FSAI announced the recall on its website this afternoon.
The supermarket chain said that recycling stations will rolled out next month.
The scheme is being rolled out across of all Lidl’s stores in England, Scotland and Wales.
The second store in Naas received 40 objections and was refused for contravening town centre plans.
Earlier this week, a grey parrot was discovered after a routine runway inspection at Dublin Airport.
The bars could be a health risk to anyone with an allergy to nuts.
Jobs will be cut amid plans to shut fish, meat and cheese counters at some stores.
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An eyewitness said the raiders burst into the store and began shouting at staff and customers.
Lidl said the majority of its planning applications are usually accepted anyway, but accused its rivals of seeking to delay the process.
Lidl has confirmed that by next year it will have discontinued the sale of single-use plastics in its Irish stores.
But they aren’t going as far as their stores in the UK just yet.
Consumers have been warned about the detection of Listeria monocytogenes bacteria in two batches of the leaves.
Lidl said the rebuilt store would be “new and improved”.
Thieves made off with a “large amount of copper piping and wire” from the Fortunestown store.
