Monday 25 January, 2021
Dunnes Stores leads the way in terms of market share, just ahead of Supervalu, according to the latest Kantar figures.
In August 2018, the girls were stopped and told they had been recorded on video robbing in the shop.
SuperValu’s advert features a boy called Conor, who is awaiting a mysterious Christmas visitor.
The competition didn’t take place this year due to Covid-19 restrictions.
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Musgrave supplies Supervalu and Centra stores.
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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.
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Lidl said the majority of its planning applications are usually accepted anyway, but accused its rivals of seeking to delay the process.
The supermarket chain is urging people to delete the text message.
A product defect “may cause the blankets to spark or go on fire”.
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Listowel picked up the prestigious award this afternoon.
We’ve heard of autism-friendly shops, but a new initiative goes even further.
The Cork-based Musgrave group has set out a vision for convenience retail in 2025.
SuperValu accounted for 22.3% of the consumer spend over the course of the 21 weeks to 22 April.
A manufacturing defect “…may cause the blanket to spark or go on fire”.
While stores are still open, most deliveries won’t be made in areas affected by the red alert.
Dunnes Stores has been locked in a planning battle over an expansion at its Newbridge store.
They’re being brought in as part of a wider initiative to support shoppers with autism and their families.
Tesco came second with 22% of the market share (a 4.3% rise on a similar period last year).
Supervalu is 0.2% ahead of Tesco, according to the latest Kantar Worldpanel figures.
Tesco’s share of the market went down as there were gains for Aldi and Lidl.
There’s a ‘protective tunnel’ of toilet roll guiding customers to the ATM.
This is the first time this year that the jackpot has climbed this high.
The IFA said it would meet again with SuperValu to “express farmers’ anger” in the near future.
The IFA has taken exception to a new promotion which gives away free carrots and potatoes.
Irish shoppers spent an extra €92 million on groceries over the festive period.
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SuperValu continues to post positive results with sales growth of 3.2%.
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Scammers are trying to lure targets in with promises of fake vouchers.
AIB has opened four new branches in the past six months.
