Penneys sees record sales in Irish stores after lockdown restrictions are lifted
The queue at Penneys in Cork on Tuesday as Level 5 restrictions were lifted. Picture Dan Linehan
Retailer Penneys said their stores in Ireland have broken their daily sales records for two days running since reopening this week.
In a trading update issued today, the parent company of Penneys and Primark, Associated British Foods said before and after the second lockdown was much higher than had previously been expected.
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