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Grocery price inflation
Spending on groceries tops €13.5bn as price inflation continues to bite
Kantar says Irish grocery inflation is cooling but that consumers' supermarket spend rose €1bn in a year due to rising prices

Mon, 24 Jul, 2023

Cost of food
SuperValu the latest retailer to cut price of bread
The company said the reduction will come into effect from Thursday, May 11.

Thu, 11 May, 2023

Shopping trolley in a supermarket
Supermarkets will be given six weeks to bring prices down
Neale Richmond will tell retailers they have to show a 'demonstrable reduction' in checkout prices ahead of the next retail forum meeting in June

Wed, 10 May, 2023

'Unpick that one' — Farmers question butter's 40c price cut
'Unpick that one' — Farmers question butter's 40c price cut
There is a perception among some dairy farmers that supermarkets are likely not to be taking the hit themselves when cutting prices

Thu, 04 May, 2023

Householders get butter price boost but farmers fear supermarket 'price wars' 
Householders get butter price boost but farmers fear supermarket 'price wars' 
After over a year of record grocery inflation, supermarkets are beginning to cut the price of key staples that have risen sharply since the outbreak of war in Ukraine

Wed, 03 May, 2023

Grocery price inflation
Supermarkets have cut the price of milk — but what about other household basics? 
The first cut in the price of a milk in a decade was confirmed in recent days but will it actually make any difference to households struggling with an inflation crisis?

Sun, 30 Apr, 2023

Cost of living crisis
Shortage of fruit and vegetables 'a wake-up call' on impact of climate change
A shortage of fruit and vegetables on supermarket shelves has been described as a "wake-up call" on the impact of climate change on Ireland's food security.

Wed, 22 Feb, 2023

Trim and tidy: Cork hotspots clean up but Meath town named Ireland's tidiest
Trim and tidy: Cork hotspots clean up but Meath town named Ireland's tidiest
West Cork tourist haven Rossbarbery has been named Ireland’s Tidiest Village and Clonakilty is officially Ireland’s Tidiest Small Town

Fri, 28 Oct, 2022

Cahirmee horse fair
Fermoy supermarket owner seeks to block new Tesco opening across the road
SuperValu owner has lodged appeal with An Bord Pleanála, claiming 'additional large supermarket would pose a serious negative and economical effect on local businesses'

Tue, 16 Aug, 2022

SuperValu GAA Media Day with Ciara O’Sullivan #CommunityIncludesEveryone
Ciara O’Sullivan: 'If I have an injury, I find it hard to sleep'
'The best piece of advice I’ve gotten is that nothing is too small or insignificant to get checked out'

Sun, 31 Jul, 2022

Wedding of the Week: From supermarket aisle to a walk down the aisle for Áine and Michael
Wedding of the Week: From supermarket aisle to a walk down the aisle for Áine and Michael
The pair met at work and became good pals — nine years on, they are married with a handsome young son

Sun, 05 Sep, 2021

Wine with Leslie: Better Pinot being made each year
Wine with Leslie: Better Pinot being made each year
Burgundy prices are going up but it's a pleasurable and worthwhile quest to find fine quality, age-worthy Pinot

Fri, 27 Aug, 2021

GAA county boards ask for crowd restrictions to be eased
GAA county boards ask for crowd restrictions to be eased
A number of GAA county boards have asked the Government to increase the maximum number of people permitted to attend outdoor events.

Thu, 09 Jul, 2020

Cork pizza company opens new factory with plans to grow internationally
Cork pizza company opens new factory with plans to grow internationally
A Cork pizza company is expanding its operations and workforce to meet demands as consumers increased their spend on groceries during Covid-19 restrictions.

Wed, 08 Jul, 2020

David Puttnam: Leaving Cert cancellation is perfect time for examination
David Puttnam: Leaving Cert cancellation is perfect time for examination
An accumulation of knowledge gained through a grind school is not an education, film producer David Puttnam tells Education correspondent Jess Casey

Tue, 23 Jun, 2020

Dan MacCarthy: Inisturk and a Covid-19 conundrum
Dan MacCarthy: Inisturk and a Covid-19 conundrum
For the past few months Inishturk has been in quarantine with only essential workers such as a nurse and maintenance crew for a mobile phone mast allowed in.

Sun, 21 Jun, 2020

School Daze: DJ Colm O'Sullivan: 'Music set the tone of my life'
School Daze: DJ Colm O'Sullivan: 'Music set the tone of my life'
Colm O'Sullivan talks about his school days.

Sun, 21 Jun, 2020

Crunch factor: Eight crisp brands put to the test
Crunch factor: Eight crisp brands put to the test
A real sign of summer is a craving for something salty. The sea air seems to generate it, and the thought of a picnic gets us salivating.

Wed, 17 Jun, 2020

Leslie Williams on the best wines from Greece
Leslie Williams on the best wines from Greece
A focus on Greece this week, a country whose wine industry has gone through massive changes for the better in recent years.

Mon, 08 Jun, 2020

Supermarket prices rise 2.3% in the Covid-19 lockdown as sales surge to €3.2bn
Supermarket prices rise 2.3% in the Covid-19 lockdown as sales surge to €3.2bn
Supermarket prices rose at an annual 2.3% during the pandemic -- the fastest rate since August last year -- as spending on grocery items surged by over 25% to €3.2bn.

Tue, 02 Jun, 2020

Liquid gold: Eight low-cost olive oils put to the taste test
Liquid gold: Eight low-cost olive oils put to the taste test
Cheap doesn’t always have to mean nasty and with olive oil in just about everyone’s cupboards these days it’s worth seeing what the cheapest is like.

Wed, 27 May, 2020

Musgrave CEO: Protecting Ireland's SME sector is vital
Musgrave CEO: Protecting Ireland's SME sector is vital
The head of food retailer and SuperValu owner Musgrave said the Government must protect Ireland's SME sector and invest in the country's capital infrastructure as the economy emerges from the impact of Covid-19.

Wed, 20 May, 2020

GAA clubs front and centre in Covid-19 Community Response
GAA clubs front and centre in Covid-19 Community Response
Almost 87% of clubs who participated in a GAA survey were involved in some form of Covid-19 Community Response.

Fri, 08 May, 2020

TV key for behind closed door GAA games - Trainor
TV key for behind closed door GAA games - Trainor
Televising games that take place behind closed doors will be vital for GAA’s sponsorship revenue should they go down that route, according to industry expert John Trainor.

Tue, 05 May, 2020

On the beat with the community Gardaí
On the beat with the community Gardaí
Dog-walking, traffic checks, lawn-cutting, food parcel drops and home visits, it’s all in a day’s work for Cork’s busy community Gardaí. Donal O’Keeffe joins them on the lockdown beat.

Mon, 04 May, 2020

Wine with Leslie Williams: Wines to enjoy with a BBQ
Wine with Leslie Williams: Wines to enjoy with a BBQ
This week I’ve been thinking about barbecue, not just the plain grilled over charcoal version we do in Ireland, but the long slow cooked version as practiced in the Southern States of the USA.

Mon, 27 Apr, 2020

SuperValu owner left 'emotionally exhausted' by abusive customers
SuperValu owner left 'emotionally exhausted' by abusive customers
A tweet issued over the weekend by Scally's SuperValu in Clonakilty gained national prominence as it said "unfortunately, some of you feel that it is acceptable to verbally abuse them [staff] when requested to observe the new guidelines imposed as a result of Covid-19".

Mon, 27 Apr, 2020

Killarney winner of €9.7m jackpot makes contact with National Lottery
Killarney winner of €9.7m jackpot makes contact with National Lottery
The National Lottery has this afternoon confirmed that the winning ticketholder of last Saturday night’s €9,772,175 Lotto Jackpot ticket sold in Killarney has made contact this afternoon.

Thu, 23 Apr, 2020

Debenhams' big shoes to fill on Cork's St Patrick's Street
Debenhams' big shoes to fill on Cork's St Patrick's Street
Iconic former Rochest Stores 150,000 sq ft space could suit Penneys who still want to expand, but have already been on a costly buying spree.

Wed, 22 Apr, 2020

Double lotto wins 'a magical story for Killarney' says Daly's SuperValu
Double lotto wins 'a magical story for Killarney' says Daly's SuperValu
Lottery lightning struck twice in a week for a popular Killarney supermarket, proving it has the Midas touch.

Tue, 21 Apr, 2020

Making Cents: Fraudsters exploit pandemic fears to rip-off people
Making Cents: Fraudsters exploit pandemic fears to rip-off people
While this pandemic is showing the best of humanity, from individual acts of kindness to heroic levels of volunteering in the community, it is also bringing fraudsters out of the woodwork.

Mon, 20 Apr, 2020

Cork Supermarket staff rising to the challenge of Covid-19
Cork Supermarket staff rising to the challenge of Covid-19
“You’d think people never cleaned their houses before with what they were buying," Ross Heelan jokes describing work at the height of the Covid-19 "madness".

Thu, 16 Apr, 2020

Huge surge in coffee sales reported in Ireland
Huge surge in coffee sales reported in Ireland
Coffee lovers deprived of their favourite caffeine fix at cafes have turned to the internet to purchase beans online with a major surge in sales across Ireland.

Thu, 16 Apr, 2020

Cooney backs ‘positive, responsible’ GAA to face up to coronavirus challenge
Cooney backs ‘positive, responsible’ GAA to face up to coronavirus challenge
GAA secretary-general Tom Ryan has outlined the possibility of the Association losing out on €60 million if the inter-county championships do not go ahead this summer.

Thu, 16 Apr, 2020

Wine with Leslie Williams: Wines to pair with your leftover lamb
Wine with Leslie Williams: Wines to pair with your leftover lamb
Like much of the country I enjoyed lamb on Easter Sunday — a whole leg roasted with rosemary and garlic.

Mon, 13 Apr, 2020

Peter Keane: ‘We’re in the unknown but people are buying into what needs to be done’
Peter Keane: ‘We’re in the unknown but people are buying into what needs to be done’
Peter Keane hasn’t seen his Kerry players for four weeks. But all around him in Killorglin he sees a team effort any manager would be happy to bring to Croke Park.

Fri, 10 Apr, 2020

Irish supermarkets ring up record sales of €2.8bn during Covid-19 crisis
Irish supermarkets ring up record sales of €2.8bn during Covid-19 crisis
Irish consumers spent a record €2.8bn on groceries in the 12 weeks to late March, €250m more than the same period last year, while the price of goods rose by 1.4%.

Mon, 06 Apr, 2020

'We are here to help if they need it': Man sets up community team to help vulnerable people
'We are here to help if they need it': Man sets up community team to help vulnerable people
An entrepreneur from Dublin has established a Covid-19 community response team to help vulnerable people in south Dublin.

Thu, 02 Apr, 2020

Government mulls new income-support Covid-19 measure of up to €4bn
Government mulls new income-support Covid-19 measure of up to €4bn

The Government looks set to unveil an unprecedented income-support scheme in the coming days in which it will pay 75% or 80% of the wages of the thousands of workers who have lost and will lose their jobs amid the Covid-19 crisis.

Mon, 23 Mar, 2020

Coronavirus: Fish processor closes as markets collapse
Coronavirus: Fish processor closes as markets collapse
One of the country’s largest fish processing companies is shutting down because the EU’s fish markets have collapsed due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Sat, 21 Mar, 2020

Shop erects protective screens to protect cashiers and customers from virus
Shop erects protective screens to protect cashiers and customers from virus

The owners of a shop in Co Clare have taken extra measures to protect staff and customers from the Covid-19 and the idea is already are being taken up by other businesses.

Thu, 19 Mar, 2020

Bere Island self-isolates as residents ask for no visitors
Bere Island self-isolates as residents ask for no visitors

An island community off the south-west coast has asked people not to visit, as part of an effort to protect the elderly living there.

Tue, 17 Mar, 2020

Trish Dromey: Health food firm with an Edge
Trish Dromey: Health food firm with an Edge

Dr Coy's allows diabetics and healthy eaters to enjoy chocolate guilt-free, writes Trish Dromey

Sun, 15 Mar, 2020

Covid-19: Taking stock - what should we be buying?
Covid-19: Taking stock - what should we be buying?
As we adapt to the new normal of Covid-19, Ciara McDonnell gives you the inside scoop on stockpiling.

Thu, 12 Mar, 2020

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