I have to say they were the nicest people to work with sorry to see them go

It’s a sad day for once a great Irish company. Bought for it’s property portfolio, these people knew nothing about the retail trade.

Ah here no more Superquinn sausages? I’m off to stock up the freezer in the morning!

A Superquinn opened near me about a year ago and I’ve been pleasantly surprised by it’s competitive prices and it’s stock of plenty of irish foods.
For the sake of an Irish owned business I hope a buyer is found. Would much rather shop in Superquinn than Tesco.

Someone get the recipes their sausage and coleslaw before they go bust please!

With Fergal now on Tv sorting out failed businesses, could the cameras now go in to Superquinn and see if Fergal can turn around Superquinn?

I really hope for the sake of the excellent friendly staff,and great product range,that my favourite supermarket manages to stay open,,it will be a sad day to see the end of the chain and our options limited by multinationals ie tesco,aldi,

Superquinn is my favourite shop. Are they making operating losses or is this debt taken on through the property bubble? So depressing the thoughts of having to buy food in Tescos or Dunnes.

Superquinn are the colour in Irish supermarkets all the rest are grey and dull.

Just another thing Bernard McNamara was once involved in that has fallen to pieces. This has been on the cards for a while though, Superquinn was only part of the owners property portfolio which includes the likes of the closed Montrose Hotel.

Am I the only one who didn’t see this coming? V. sad…

Superquinn sausages haven’t tasted right in years, I’ve been eating Clonakility and Tesco finest for some time now and their succulence and tasty pork goodn….agggghhhhhh… I can’t do it… Jesus christ say it isn’t so, NO MORE SUPERQUINN BANGERS!!! I live off these delicious bastards. This is the blackest hour in the states history. We’re done for

This comes to me as surprise I thought they are doing pretty well, my local SQ is always very busy. I hope they wont go anywhere, their bakery and meats are definitely above Tesco and even above Dunes standards. They are little on the pricey side, but not like rip off, not at all. I wonder if their management are Irish bankers cousins by any chance and what kind of personal businesses they run on the back of SQ to put them in such debt…

This is the opportunity Sainsburys or Waitrose have been waiting for – tried to buy them about about 6-7 years ago. Bring anothjer big multiple into the market……… Don’t mind the “Irish” product tag line Superquinn used, they stocked as much UK sourced goods as Tesco or Dunnes

Could be a good opportunity for the Price’s family to come back into the market and start up the Crazy Prices chain again

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no more sausages and lemon cheesecake? (try the cheesecake before they go…i dont even normally lke cheesecake!) And the chicken fillet wraps were a godsent during stressfull exam time!

Greed by everybody concerned, the banks,the owners, and the taxpayer will probably baleout the Banks, the jobs lost, and the developers – Nama
Sounds very familiar.

I this won’t spell an end to the awe-inspiring Superquinn chicken fillet wraps?!!

Goodbye Superquinn… welcome Asda?

E400 debt? Oh Jesus! Are they too embarrassed to put up white flag?

A supermarket chain that traded well in their own backyard but then decided to dabble in property …… The old cliche’s come to mind …… Stick to what you know !

bye bye superquinn glad to see it finally go….Tesco is much better to shop as you are not funding these politicians pockets.

Is this the guy with tne TV Show that tells everybody how to make a success of their business?