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Former soldier blamed failure to pay for food and drink from store on forgetfulness caused by post-traumatic stress disorder medication

Irish shoppers have also experienced shortages in fruit and vegetable aisles over recent weeks

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German supermarket chain, which is targeting expansion in Irish market, has more than 330 local suppliers

Happy Pear’s co-founder’s house plans, Liebherr’s love of Killarney, Mick Wallace’s complaint against the Irish Mirror, and Catherine Noone’s new role as a lobbyist

Dublin headquartered company raises additional funding in oversubscribed round

Shoppers shifting to supermarkets ‘own labels’ to cut costs, new data from retail analyst Kantar shows

John Wilson: Having a good everyday wine available on tap, from a bag-in-box, offers some real advantages

Recall linked to ongoing investigation into salmonella infection in broiler flocks

Households face additional £788 on annual shopping bills

German supermarket chain will adopt the new living wage of €13.85 per hour from next month

Group says it will cut down on waste, including packaging, plastic and non-recyclables over the year ahead

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Group to invest €320m in 30 new stores in the coming years, which will include €63m in the west of Ireland

The return to normal trading after the pandemic was short-lived as the war in Ukraine fuelled the cost-of-living crisis

More men in senior roles means women earn less on an hourly basis, while Tesco and Brown Thomas also have wide bonus gaps

The man claims the incident led to a deterioration in his behaviour and a doubling of his epileptic seizures

Proposals sought for three remaining retail units at newly developed apartment scheme in Dublin 7

German supermarket 'examining' 25 sites as potential locations in Dublin

Patrick Freyne: John Lewis’s skateboarding ad is moving. Aldi’s Kevin the Carrot is still theologically perplexing

Less takeaways and more frozen pizzas: product sales data shows how customers are cutting back

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Credit unions top annual rankings for eighth year in a row

UK and Ireland chief makes pledge despite sharp fall in profits as rival grocers step up competition

Broderick’s Handmade Cakery and Cookie Dó see contracts extended

German-owned supermarket chain to open new stores across the west of Ireland over next two years

Grocery and energy companies making record profits as customers suffer due to inflation are open for criticism

New Tesco Ireland chief executive, Natasha Adams, who originally hails from Glencar, will oversee capital expenditure in the Republic this year of €50m

Scheme will be operated by new company set up by producers affiliated to Ibec’s beverage council

A selection of queries and complaints from readers

Quarterly revenues in the sector fell almost 5% and would have fallen further at those volumes only for price inflation

When times are bad, the top and bottom ends of the market do fine, but the middle gets squeezed

‘I felt I was up for the challenge and that Aldi’s Graduate Area Manager Programme would be the perfect way to kick-start my career’

The German discounters benefit when the grocery market's main battleground moves to price

The Old Mill has scope for corporate HQ, business hub or residential accommodation

Process to run at Citywest, with 100 temporary beds, play area and HSE triage desk

Child had multiple injuries after being found alone in apartment with 38-year-old woman

Victim being treated in hospital after suffering non-life threatening injuries

The following are a few tips that might be of help to students as they begin their third-level education

RepTrak study finds ‘Covid bounce’ in reputations has subsided