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# retailers - Saturday 6 June, 2020
Simon Harris says 'there's no need to camp outside Penneys' as major retailers outline re-opening plans
Under the government’s accelerated roadmap, retailers are permitted to re-open from Monday.
# retailers - Thursday 4 June, 2020
High street stores to get green light to reopen from next Monday
Shopping centres will not be permitted to reopen in Phase 2.
# retailers - Monday 23 September, 2019
Dunnes Stores retains top spot in Ireland's supermarket wars
That’s according to the latest Kantar Worldpanel supermarket shares.
# retailers - Thursday 8 March, 2018
Warning that dietary supplement 'not fit for human consumption' due to presence of illegal steroids
The FSAI has told people not to purchase or consume Falcon Labs products.
# retailers - Sunday 21 January, 2018
Over 300 retailers targeted in sting operations to see if they're selling cigarettes to under 18s
The HSE figures relate to the first three quarters of last year.
# retailers - Tuesday 26 December, 2017
Irish retailers on course to record best Christmas season since 2007
Despite the positive growth, cross-border shopping has been a big worry for Irish outlets this year.
# retailers - Friday 10 November, 2017
Retailers used customers' email addresses taken for issuing receipts to send marketing material
The Data Protection Commissioner has issued guidelines for shops using people’s email addresses for marketing purposes.
# retailers - Monday 28 August, 2017
Penneys and discount supermarkets are making other retailers decrease their prices
Intense competition is forcing retailers to pass on cost savings, according to Savills’ latest retail report.
# retailers - Monday 10 July, 2017
Retailers say the rates they have to pay are way too high and it's damaging business
Retail Ireland has called for urgent reform of the rates system.
# retailers - Thursday 11 August, 2016
No plans to introduce PSNI petrol 'drive-off' pilot scheme in Republic
PSNI is leaving it up to petrol station owners in two areas to pursue non-paying drivers – but there are fears it would make it “easier” for criminals.
# retailers - Tuesday 29 December, 2015
The post-Christmas sales are a 'mixed bag' for Irish retailers
Footfall is down, but spending is up.
# retailers - Saturday 26 December, 2015
Aunt Mary has bought you another horrible Christmas jumper. So, can you return it?
It’s the time of year when people need to know their consumer rights – here’s the lowdown.
# retailers - Monday 10 August, 2015
Retailers fear Dublin traffic restrictions will force shoppers to out-of-town centres
The Irish Parking Association said the restrictions could result in a 24% fall off in shopping and entertainment revenue.
# retailers - Saturday 6 December, 2014
# retailers - Monday 1 December, 2014
Retailers are going to have their best Christmas since 2009 thanks to you
Irish households are expected to spend an extra €650 to €750 in shops this month compared to other months this year.
# retailers - Wednesday 1 October, 2014
22c for a plastic bag? California has gone a step further and banned them altogether
No more, ‘Paper or Plastic?’
# retailers - Tuesday 2 September, 2014
Retailers might stop selling cigarettes if tobacco licence fee goes up
That’s according to the National Federation of Retail Newsagents.
# retailers - Thursday 21 August, 2014
Beef farmers launch "blitz" at Tesco in Naas
They’re protesting new age limits on their products in British supermarkets.
# retailers - Wednesday 20 August, 2014
Irish farmers' anger at 'decimation' of income
A meeting in Navan organised by the Irish Farmers Association saw tempers flare over beef pricing.
# retailers - Saturday 9 August, 2014
Life on the dole - a dark and humorous diary
Tobias Kirkner arrived back to Ireland and thought it would be easy to ‘get on the dole’… he was wrong.
# retailers - Wednesday 7 May, 2014
Opinion: Irish farmers must stand up for change – or else sleep with one eye open
The reality is that this globalisation of our food and agricultural system is failing consumers, the environment and our farmers.
# retailers - Monday 28 April, 2014
Mandate union secures €20m in pay increases for 40,000 members
By winning pay increases, Mandate says members have more money to spend in the local economy.
# retailers - Monday 20 January, 2014
Tesco's market share fell over Christmas while discount retailers saw a boost
Supervalu attracted 40,000 more households over the festive period, helping it to push its market share above 20 per cent.
# retailers - Thursday 26 December, 2013
PICS: Queues for Brown Thomas go all the way around the corner in Dublin and Cork
It’s like something out of the Celtic Tiger…
# retailers - Tuesday 3 December, 2013
Four A|wear stores remain open following examiner appointment
Following the fashion chain entering receivership, stores in Blanchardstown, Dundrum, Grafton Street and Sligo are still trading.
# retailers - Thursday 24 October, 2013
Own-brand products 'allow retailers to bully their suppliers'
An Oireachtas committee has expressed “serious concerns” about the increasing use of own-brand products by supermarkets and retailers.
# retailers - Wednesday 23 October, 2013
Call for below-cost selling of milk and bread to be banned
An Oireachtas Committee has also called for a code of conduct in the groceries sector that would be enforced by a supermarket ombudsman.
# retailers - Thursday 22 August, 2013
It's back! HMV to reopen four stores in two weeks
The Limerick, Henry Street, Dundrum and Liffey Valley outlets are due to reopen on either the 5 or 6 September.
# retailers - Monday 24 June, 2013
The price of groceries is still rising - but slightly slower than before
Data from Kantar Worldpanel also shows Lidl and Aldi continuing to increase their share of Ireland’s grocery market.
# retailers - Tuesday 23 April, 2013
Contactless payments to cut the time you spend in a queue
With 6,000 of the terminals now in Ireland, the 11.2 minutes that people spend queuing on a daily basis looks set to drop.
# retailers - Sunday 21 April, 2013
Retailers fuming over illegal cigarette trade
Up to 100 retailers are to meet tomorrow evening on the issues of cigarette smuggling and illegal cigarette selling in Dublin.
# retailers - Friday 19 April, 2013
Consumers shopping more often to hunt for bargains
Retailers say customers are buying less branded products and are shopping around more.
# retailers - Wednesday 12 December, 2012
Late shoppers may be penalised as stores run low on toys and tablets
This is not a drill. Furbys are heading towards extinction and iPad Minis are all sold out.
# retailers - Tuesday 11 December, 2012
Irish people change to 'little and often' shopping trips
Supermarket share analysts say the notion of the ‘big shop’ not as popular as before – while supermarket market grows slightly here for second month in row.
# retailers - Thursday 6 December, 2012
Budget 2013: Here's what the experts had to say about it
From property tax to child benefit cuts to the motor industry, we asked the experts what they thought about Budget 2013. Here’s what they had to say.
# retailers - Tuesday 3 July, 2012
Centra shops criticised for ‘disgraceful’ Children’s Allowance Day beer offers
A leaflet being distributed by two Centra shops in north Dublin are promoting offers on crates of beer for those in receipt of Children’s Allowance. The retailer has been heavily criticised today.
# retailers - Monday 28 May, 2012
Grocery sales fall by 0.2 per cent
But own-brand labels grow by 2.3 per cent year-on-year, as shoppers attempt to make savings.
# retailers - Sunday 6 May, 2012
Could Ireland ever abandon the 1c and 2c coins?
Most of us hate carrying them – and some of us don’t even pick them up if we drop them. So could we just phase them out?
# retailers - Friday 4 May, 2012
Cully & Sully acquired by New York food group
The Cork-based food company has been acquired by a US natural and organics food group, Hain Celestial.
# retailers - Wednesday 21 March, 2012
St Patrick's weekend sales up on last year but retailers remain pessimistic
In its latest business sentiment survey, Retail Ireland has conveyed a pessimistic outlook among retailers for the months ahead.
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Poll: Are you looking forward to going to the cinema again?
SOME OF IRELAND’S major cinema chains are reopening over the next few weeks from tomorrow.
Ireland’s biggest cinema chain Omniplex Cinemas is opening seven of its theatres from tomorrow, with more screens next week and then the final batch the following week.
Odeon Cinemas are reopening from 13 July with the IFI and Lighthouse Cinemas in Dublin planning for a 20 July reopening.
When cinemas do reopen, pre-booking will be essential and there’ll be reduced seating capacity. Movie-wise, you’ll likely have a chance to see some old favourites while cinemas wait for the new releases to come on stream. But are you looking forward to going?
Poll: Are you looking forward to going to the cinema again?
Poll Results:
I'm not bothered (3592)
I think I'll hold off a while (3339)
I am (1316)
I can't wait (1273)
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