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Grocery inflation steady at less than 3% new data show
Dunnes clinches top spot in supermarket league table, with Teso close behind
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Neven Maguire on recipes, restaurants and working out to dance records at 6am: ‘The only Michelin I want are the tyres on my car’
The popular TV chef and restaurateur on changing tastes in home dining and how innovative Irish cuisine is thriving
Cafe at Dunnes Stores Cornelscourt ordered to close after rodent infestation posed ‘grave’ risk
Chief executive of Food Safety Authority of Ireland described number of closure orders served in September as ‘very concerning’
Dunnes Stores sees profits more than triple in Northern Ireland
Accounts filed with the UK’s companies’ office offer rare glimpse under the bonnet of major retailer, which is not obliged to file here
Cost of rapid-build accommodation set to double to potentially €442,000 per unit, C&AG says
Value-for-money report also reveals Revenue assessment that retailer Dunnes Stores owed State more than €36 million was settled for €5 million
Four takeaways from spending watchdog report
Comptroller and Auditor General review suggests thousands who claimed pandemic payment were actually employed
Dunnes Stores French wine sale offers plenty to choose from
Wines for the Weekend: Two whites that are perfectly good to drink on their own but also pair well with lighter dishes
West Dublin shopping centre back on the market for €38m
Lucan 24-unit retail scheme on 9.5-acre site last changed hands for €43m in 2017
Roma women are facing discrimination from retailers, Flac says in 2023 annual report
Traditional attire worn by Roma women is associated with prejudice in retail settings, says legal advice support group
Grocery inflation steady according to retail data
Figures from Kantar Worldpanel show rate of inflation is steady 2.8% having hit 2.5% earlier in the summer
Church agrees to dialogue with rugby club in Foxrock playing fields row
Breakthrough follows vote by Geraldines P Moran GAA members ‘comprehensively’ backing million euro purchase of five-acre site
Two bottles from the Languedoc, a great source of inexpensive wines
Wines for the Weekend: While Languedoc has its own local varieties, producers have also planted all of the various well-known grapes
GAA club buys prime site for playing field beside Dunnes Stores’ Cornelscourt complex in south Dublin
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South Dublin GAA club buys playing field in prime Foxrock site
Geraldine P Moran, a small club playing in Cornelscourt on a field adjacent to the N11 acquires prime sight
Irish grocery price inflation lifts for first time in 15 months
Kantar data suggest price inflation was driving value sales growth rather than increased purchasing
One wine to drink chilled on a warm day, and another to enjoy with cheese
Wines for the Weekend: One to drink well chilled on a summer’s day, and another to enjoy with grilled red meats
Grocery prices rising at slowest rate since March 2022
Cool June puts a dampener on sales of BBQ food and salads
Aldi boss Niall O’Connor: ‘We’re foot to the floor. If we could go faster, we would’
Discount supermarket chain remains committed to Irish expansion plans despite cost challenges and shifting market tectonics
Grocery inflation at lowest level since start of cost-of-living crisis
Kantar data shows prices rising at 2.6 per cent in 12 weeks to middle of May
Grocery inflation falls again as Easter egg sales surge
Kantar puts grocery inflation at 2.9 per cent in the 12 weeks to the middle of April
A really great quality frozen pizza, streets ahead of the competition
The bases are hand stretched and stone-baked, and the tomato sauce is made with San Marzano tomatoes
Dunnes Stores gets green light for Crumlin development
‘Landmark’ shopping centre will have 400 car parking spaces
Buying an older home with a poor energy rating? You’ll probably pay a higher mortgage rate
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Dunnes cleared to buy firm behind Kildare Super Valu
Competition authority gives go ahead for purchase of company behind Clane retailer
Two refreshing French wines from Dunnes
Wines for the Weekend: A Silver Moki Sauvignon Blanc and Baron de Baussac Carignan for less than €10
Grocery price inflation falls to lowest level in two years
Irish shoppers spent €25m on Easter eggs as on-brand label products perform well for supermarkets
Shopping centre planning fees halved for Dunnes Stores
An Bord Pleanala upholds appeal by retailer against €448,074 planning contribution charge for Kilnamanagh Shopping Centre development
Dunnes Stores resubmits plans for redevelopment of Crumlin Shopping Centre
Parking spaces would include 80 electric vehicle charging spaces, 20 places for motorcycles with 267 spots for bicycles
Your week abroad hasn’t begun until you’ve taken in the beauty of the foreign crisps aisle
Emer McLysaght: Fancy Dunnes, Big Tesco, regional Supervalu, Mercadona – I love them all
‘Mr Price’ loses appeal against right to sell groceries near Dunnes Stores
Dafora Unlimited Co in breach of retail park lease by selling certain grocery items in close proximity to anchor tenant
Grocery inflation falls to 5.9% as promotional sales increase
Level was at 7.1 per cent in December and 16.4 per cent in March of last year
Dunnes Stores outlet in Stillorgan Village closes down permanently
Loss of retailer has been described as a major blow to the local community where shop was ‘a lifeline’ to elderly people
Seasonal cheer for supermarkets as consumers set to spend over €1.4bn on groceries
Grocery inflation continuing to fall, according to figures from retail analysts Kantar Worldpanel, with speed of price increases declining for seventh successive month
It was wrong of Leo Varadkar to send a servant of the State to Ben Dunne’s funeral
Taoiseach could always have attended himself in a private capacity but sending his official representative gave his Government’s seal of approval to Dunne
Dunnes shoppers could lose out as voucher window gets smaller
The retailer is reducing to 10 days the timeframe in which vouchers are valid
Funeral details for businessman Ben Dunne released
Requiem Mass for former Dunnes Stores chief executive to take place on Tuesday in west Dublin
Maurice Pratt on Quinnsworth’s ‘enemy’ Ben Dunne
The former managing director of Quinnsworth says he hopes Ben Dunne will be remembered as ‘a tremendous retailer’
Ben Dunne obituary: Larger than life, the ‘big fella’ always bounced back
He survived a kidnapping drama that might have come to define the life of another person, but was little more than a footnote in his
From a Florida hotel room to Dublin Castle: How Ben Dunne’s panic attack caused mayhem for the rich and powerful
Fallout from Florida incident lasted for two decades and reached the top of Irish politics
Ben Dunne: The low-cost crusader who believed ‘in business it helps if you have an enemy’
Conor Pope: ‘Despite it all he was always a salesman. It was what he was born to do. And he was absolutely ruthless’
Ben Dunne: Tributes paid to businessman and kidnap victim, dead at 74
Former director of retail giant Dunnes Stores died on trip to Dubai
Grocery inflation eases back again to stand at less than 10%
Own-label sales grow at almost twice the pace of branded goods during reporting period
Dunnes Stores told to pay €8.53m tax bill tied to plastic bag levy
Revenue had already slashed bill from €36.57m
Dunnes Stores opens homewares and clothing shop in Dundrum Town Centre
Dunnes will occupy the site formerly operated by Penneys, which has moved to a larger unit in the Dundrum centre
Carol’s Stock Market beef bone broth review: Good enough to drink straight from the packet
Shelf Help: This beef broth made in Derry is tasty enough to drink straight from the pack
Grocery inflation slows again but supermarket prices are still going up
Prices still about 10.5% higher now than this time last year, but retail analysts Kantar upbeat about further falls in inflation
Halloween decorating tips: How to bring some spooky touches to your home
From pumpkins to skulls and ghosts: here’s some ideas to get your home ready for a hauntingly memorable time
Two Dunnes Stores wines perfect for dinner parties
Wines for the Weekend: There is no reason why we cannot enjoy rosé all year round
Grocery inflation falls back to 11.5% with more declines expected
Prices have now fallen for fourth successive month in a row
Tesco’s Irish profits fell last year, but it still makes a higher margin here than in the UK
Retailer made a pretax profit of just more than €2m a week from its network of 166 outlets in the Republic
Tesco’s Irish business made a profit of €108m last year
First set of Irish accounts published by British grocery chain show it paid €80.2m to acquire Joyce supermarket group in Galway in mid-2022
Dunnes Stores to open in Point Village, Irish-Saudi business links, and fantasy rail strategy
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