Emer McLysaght: Can Conversations with Friends live up to Ireland’s horniest ever TV show?
I’m nostalgic for Normal People’s lockdown thrills and still rooting for its central couple
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
Clonliffe College former seminary offered for Ukrainian refugees
Archbishop says 30-40 religious congregations are offering rooms including former retreat centres
‘I did not want our kids going into this’: Drogheda landmark Kierans’ Deli shuts for good
Joint owner believes decision to close family business after 104 years will be replicated elsewhere
Online grocery sales still on the rise as Dunnes stays on top
Grocery sales have slipped but are still considerably higher than before the pandemic
Losses balloon at Dunnes Stores’ Northern Irish business
Retail giant reports £8m loss during pandemic and opts not to pay any dividend
Grocery sales fall as Covid restrictions loosen, but figures still above 2019 results
Supermarket trips falling 4.5% year on year and amount bought in visit down 0.9%
Staycation boom sees consumers stock up on soft drinks and snacks
Kantar retail figures show slight decline in grocery sales for 12 weeks to August 8th
Moving the shop online: When it makes sense and how to make it work
Successful digital-first strategies must retain the best of the in-store experience
I’ve turned into the Forrest Gump of Irish tomatoes
Russ Parsons: I’ve fixed them enough different ways to make a week’s worth of dinners
WFH, shopping local, posh takeaways: which Covid changes are here to stay?
Will queuing patiently, being nicer and improving the garden outlive the pandemic?
Grandmother given suspended sentence for refusing to wear mask in shop
Margaret Buttimer, who was fined €350 for abusing store manager, claims she only answers to God
Dunnes executive agrees USB cable and ream of paper not groceries
Court considering definition of groceries as part of Mr Price injunction proceedings
Miriam Lord: Opposition casts Government as Duds’ Army after new Covid battle plan
Captain Micheál Mainwaring’s new motto is ‘hold firm and stick to the basics’
Covid-19 precautions drive up costs at Dunnes Stores
Group’s businesses in Northern Ireland lost €1.1m in 2019
Fast delivery: on the road with grocery app Buymie’s boss
Buymie allows customers to order groceries and have them delivered in an hour
Aldi, Lidl bow to pressure to ban non-essential ‘middle aisle’ sales
Retailers to seal off shelves following warning of clampdown from Government
An A-Z guide for going back to school
Pricewatch: In a time of Covid, the old concerns of costs and policies still remain
Lidl goes to court over Aldi price survey
Supermarket alleges methodology of report conducted by Grant Thornton is flawed
Rising to the coronavirus challenge is all about flexibility
Top 1000: All around Ireland, businesses large and small have reimagined what they do and how they do it
‘If you are healthy, leave online food delivery for people who need it’
Coronavirus has led to waiting times of 10 days for some supermarket home delivery services
Shoppers loading up on hand sanitisers, Kantar reports
Coronavirus: Sales of handwash products up 15 per cent in 12-week period
Eason puts Blanchardstown store on market at €16m
Property comes for sale with benefit of new 25-year lease to Eason at annual rent of €1m
Alcohol sales fell €10.5m in run-up to Christmas
Grocery sales over Christmas surpass €1bn for first time, but shoppers spend 5.3% less on beer and 2.2% less on wine
Beef taskforce meeting with supermarket chains in bid to secure price increase
ICMSA to ask retailers to explain margins obtained on Irish beef compared to other European markets
Pricewatch: 2019 was eventful for hard-pressed consumers
Food scares, Brexit fears, rising costs, and how to cut a pineapple
Patrick Freyne on Christmas ads: Marks & Spencer’s sick filth should be banned
Patrick Freyne: Why do firms want to show us that their employees see their children?
20 years of Aldi in Ireland: How discount supermarkets changed the way we shop
It was greeted with a mix of excitement, suspicion and lots of confusion from Irish shoppers when it first arrived
Make a move to Walkinstown, where estate living hits the right note
Some of the most sought-after addresses are roads named after singers and composers
An appetite for success
Ireland’s artisanal food producers play a vital role in cementing our reputation for delicious, locally sourced food
Rugby World Cup: an easy-to-do Japanese-inspired breakfast-brunch
For the Ireland v Japan match on Saturday, try Fiona Uyema's taste of Japan breakfast-brunch
Water firm at centre of arsenic scare served with partial closure order
HSE takes action against Celtic Pure over a specific well at Monaghan facility
Water firm at centre of arsenic scare raided by food safety watchdog
Former employee complaint led to investigation of Co Monaghan company
Mechanical failure blamed for raised arsenic levels in some bottled waters
Celtic Pure says its supermarket own-brand water recalled as precautionary measure
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