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John Wilson: Irish producers of fermented and unfermented drinks include King of Kefir, SynerChi, Green Beards and SiSú

Supermarkets gird for price war as inflation bites

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

Operating profit at Aldi Ireland down 44% as chain launches €75m expansion plan

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

Tot to toe: Gorgeous childrenswear from small Irish brands

Durability and functionality are essential when it comes to quality clothing for kids

Davy investors close in on €30m deal for Dundalk’s Marshes Shopping Centre

US real estate firm Kennedy Wilson acquired Louth retail scheme for €44.5m in 2014, a fraction of its build cost

Dunnes Stores to open at Dundrum Town Centre

Irish retailer agrees deal for second-floor unit as Penneys moves to second and third floors of former House of Fraser

Michael Harding: I confessed to the English ladies I had never heard of Katie Price

I’m always nervous when English people talk about ‘over here’ when asking about Coronation Street or Asda

Dunnes Stores fails to stop student housing scheme in Galway city

Project envisages 240-bed facility in a parking area at Westside Shopping Centre

Huawei to add 200 jobs, coal-fired electricity, and tips on saving for your child’s college expenses

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Supermarkets score highly in customer service research while utilities and banks rank poorly

Credit unions top annual rankings for eighth year in a row

Court hears of dispute about closure of Dunnes Stores at Cork shopping centre

The matter could soon be resolved, as Dunnes has indicated it will reopen later this month

Dunnes Stores’ Northern Ireland business returns to profit

Accounts offer rare glimpse into retail group’s financial performance

John Wilson: Two Laurent Miquel bargains from Dunnes Stores

Wines for the Weekend: This Viognier and Faugères are both great value for money — the white exceptionally so

The woman from the kingdom of Kerry who wants to crown Tesco as a ‘loved’ brand in the Irish market

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

Dunnes Stores workers submit claim for 7.7% pay rise

Represented by Mandate, employees seek 'significant pay increases, additional annual leave days and creation of full-time jobs'

Mr Price group to appeal Dunnes Stores ruling

Court previously ruled the operator was in breach of a retail lease due to selling certain items

Irish grocery inflation hits a near 10-year high as annual shopping bills rise €453

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

Inflation will herald a new era of competition in the Irish grocery sector

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

Court backs Dunnes Stores over definition of groceries

Supermarket wins legal dispute with discount store in Carlow retail park over sale of non-food items

Summery foods are rare bright spot for grocery sales as inflation bites

Research points to ‘unavoidable’ impact of higher prices in months ahead

Dunnes not happy with quality of communal square architecture in Point Village, court told

Proceedings are in the context of a long-running dispute between the receivers of developers PVDL and the supermarket chain

Meath investor pays €12.5m for High Street Ashbourne

Tenants at retail scheme include McDonald’s, Lifestyle Sports, Boots and the HSE

Offers sought for Tralee town centre landmark with storied history

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

‘To sleep, perchance to dream’: How to recreate five-star luxury at home

Expert tips on making your bedroom a restful space

Harney defends role of university governing body in controversial €8 million site deal

Former Tánaiste says governors were ‘horrified’ there was no written valuation

UL president to tell PAC she is ‘keen to draw a line under the controversies’ of past

Public Accounts Committee meeting to examine the university’s 2020 accounts

One in four households struggling to make ends meet with weekly food shop

Inflation takes toll on consumers as grocery sales plunge 7.2%, says Kantar

New Ukrainian hub to help refugees is inundated with offers of support

Pop-up hub in Dún Laoghaire hub offers Ukrainian refugees free clothes and other items

Cystic fibrosis: ‘It’s definitely a different lifestyle’

People affected by disease share their stories ahead of charity’s important fundraiser

Cystic Fibrosis patient flees war in Ukraine for access to treatment

Cystic Fibrosis Ireland 65 Roses day starts on Friday

Irish companies talk about ‘diversity, inclusion. But there’s only one black person on staff’

New to the parish: Campaigner Patricia Munatsi arrived from Zimbabwe in 2019

Exchequer faces €13bn hole as population ages – Finance

Seen & heard: Dermot Desmond’s Canouan plan; consumers wary on green cost; and Siptu’s 16% airport wage claim

Buymie expands in Britain with Asda trial in Leeds and Bristol

Grocery delivery service has identified 200 cities and towns across Ireland and Britain

Two arrested over alleged €450,000 fraud at UL

Men (60s) held over fraud understood to date back at least a decade in Limerick university

Irish shoppers face further food price hikes as fertiliser costs double

Fertiliser costs have spiked this year amid war in Ukraine and rise in gas charges

Ireland must play its part in ending Europe’s dependence on Russian fossil fuels

Ukraine crisis provides chance to accelerate sustainable energy transition

Yamamori restaurant chain founder Derek Ryan dies

First years were ‘very rocky’ but business improved as Dublin nighttime economy boomed

Man stole three legs of lamb from supermarket to pay for drugs, court hears

Conor Kirwan also admits stealing corned beef and impersonating a garda

Woman who told colleague to ‘shove his job up his ass’ seeks to prevent dismissal

Receptionist and administrator at meat processing company denies resigning

Alcohol, energy and everyday living: how rising prices are hitting Irish consumers

Latest CSO figures show prices rose 5.4% last year – the biggest increase since 2001

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