Musgrave Group has promoted Noel Keeley, currently managing director of Musgrave Wholesale Partners, as CEO designate.

Innovative Cavan company’s ice cream products are capturing the mood of the marketplace, says Trish Dromey.

SuperValu owner Musgrave is eyeing the potential roll-out of a standalone coffee shop chain as part of its expansion plans.

Rosarie McCarthy is thrilled to have rejoined the workforce since participating in last year's #JobShadowDay.

Some of Ireland's leading companies have agreed to significantly cut their carbon emissions between now and 2030.

Musgrave is ‘open’ to increasing the number of Donnybrook Fair stores but has stopped short of saying whether it wants to expand its newest subsidiary brand outside the greater Dublin area.

The Musgrave Group is planning a number of new in-store retail brands, some of which may also be expanded into standalone ‘high street’ brands at a later date.

Four young children witnessed a man being shot three times in a "brutal" paramilitary-style attack in west Belfast, police have said.

A group which helps divert unsold food from retailers to local charities for use by those who need it has said 2017 was its busiest year yet.

If there were still people who believed that cybercrime was a concern solely of big business and multinational corporations, the events of last week represented a rude awakening. 

The country’s largest supermarket group has reassured customers after it was targetted in a cybercrime attack aimed at extracting credit and debit card details.

The owner of Ireland's most popular supermarket has been hit by a cyber attack, with criminals trying to get shoppers' credit and debit card details.

Irish wholesale and retail company Musgrave, owner of the SuperValu and Centra brands, has appointed Nicky Hartery, a former executive of Dell and current chairman of CRH, as its chairman.

Wholesale and retail company Musgrave is to “invest heavily” in online grocery shopping as Irish shoppers adjust their shopping habits, its chief executive has said.

Every €1 that a business spends on improving its procurement practices delivers €10 back, according to Ingrid De Doncker, CEO of iDDea, a specialist procurement advice and training company based in Bandon, Co Cork.

SuperValu has gained an edge over its supermarket rivals just as the grocery market has slipped into deflation for the first time in two years.

Fewer than one in 10 logistics and shipping companies have adapted their businesses to use Eircode, according to a survey by KPMG.

Musgrave Retail Partners have given quite the Christmas present to Cork Penny Dinners.

Irish retailer Musgrave is to begin exporting SuperValu own brand products to China.

The impact of Brexit could make for a gloomy Christmas for retailers after latest indications of a slowdown in the sector ahead of the festive period.

Food retail and wholesale group Musgrave plans to spend between €70m and €80m on improving its business this year on the back of posting its first annual net profit in three years.

The triathlon is a fun challenge, with the sole purpose of raising as much funds as possible for charity.

Leading food retailer, Musgrave Group, is set for a first net annual profit for two years, with no exceptional costs expected to be included on its 2015 balance sheet.

Musgrave Group may not complete the disposal of its under-performing British retail operations until early next year, despite agreeing a sale in May.

The scale of Ireland’s food poverty crisis was laid bare last night with figures showing the country’s first food bank has distributed over 80 tonnes of surplus food to the needy across Munster since November.

SuperValu has replaced Tesco at the top of the Irish supermarket food chain, with 18 months of consecutive growth in customer numbers helping it surpass the British retail giant at the top of the pile.

Family businesses are the solid base upon which the Irish economy stands.

Wholesale and retail chain Musgrave is to create 80 jobs as part of a multi-million euro expansion of its Fonthill depot on the outskirts of Dublin city. 

A total of 80 new jobs are to be created as a result of an €8.2m investment at the Musgrave Retail Partners Ireland depot in Fonthill, Dublin, the company has announced.

An innovative Irish seafood company is poised to begin exporting its groundbreaking new shellfish butter product to the Middle East.

The crucial role of everything from lip gloss to Twitter, and customer relationship management software in making sales was covered at the Cork Chamber annual conference.

The Musgrave Group has commenced a restructuring programme in its British operations, aimed at turning around the fortunes of adivision largely responsible for the group making a loss of nearly €95m last year.

Up to 150 people are expected to lose their jobs at a Dublin food distribution depot after food wholesale giant Musgrave confirmed it is not renewing its contract with the firm.

From today onwards, the only remaining trace of the brand founded by Senator Fergal Quinn will be the Superquinn sausage.

The Musgrave group has poured cold water on reports that it is to open a fully fledged bank, but is planning on entering the financial services market.

The hunt for value is now “the main battleground” in the country’s grocery sector as Superquinn is to be rebranded under the SuperValu banner.

The founder of the Superquinn group has described the decision to drop the brand name as a “bittersweet” moment in his long business career.

SIPTU representatives are to meet with Marks and Spencer workers to discuss today's announcement that the company is to close four of its stores.

Musgrave has announced today that it will be changing the name of its Superquinn stores to SuperValu from February 2014.

A first full-year’s contribution from Superquinn helped drive revenues at the Musgrave Group up by 11%, last year, to €4.9 billion.