Tesco sees its Irish revenues jump 14%, but warns of slower sales as restrictions ease 

Retail giant's pre-tax profits for the full year dropped 20% due to the cost of adapting the business for the pandemic
Tesco sees its Irish revenues jump 14%, but warns of slower sales as restrictions ease 

Revenues at the Irish operations of supermarket giant Tesco jumped nearly 14%, to just under £2.7bn (€3.1bn) last year, with it seeing particularly strong growth in its large stores and in online sales.

Tesco is currently the second-largest supermarket retailer in Ireland, with 21.6% of the market.

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