How Irish retailers are adapting to post-pandemic shopping habits
With the Covid-19 restrictions lifted, retail is learning live with the new normal
Will the way we shop change forever after Covid?
We’re spending mindfully, shopping locally and treating ourselves more often
Shoppers spent more on Christmas 2020 than in previous year
‘Mission’ shopping replaced browsing with spending in toy stores up 45% on 2019
Christmas sales: ‘They will be a lot more muted this year’
Covid rules, altered retailer behaviour and public nerves have changed the landscape
Mixed reaction among retailers at Covid-19 lockdown reprieve
Warning against January sales ‘bizarre’ while ‘Government cannot dictate prices’
Covid crisis: Food supplies secure and festive stock in place
If resolution elusive, closure of gateway port to Europe in southern England is concerning
‘Fresh buzz’ around urban centres as retailers reopen after Covid-19 lockdown
Dublin city centre busy with dozens lining up outside Brown Thomas ahead of opening
Shoppers expected to buy into late store openings and crowd-control measures
Dublin City Council says there will be ‘queueing icons’ on main pedestrianised streets in city centre and on O’Connell Street
Coronavirus: Irish shops see surge in sale of canned food, pasta and cleaning products
Tesco in UK starts to ration key products as fighting over toilet roll emerges in Australia
Belturbet Fleadh and a trad club night: This week’s best traditional music gigs
An opportunity to catch trio Breaking Trad in Listowel is also among the highlights
Men are from Mars, women are from Venus. But what planet is David Quinn from?
Radio: The columnist find it strange he is ‘not allowed to say something good about men’
Empty shelves point to fragility in our food supply
Pricewatch checks out supermarkets’ response to the Beast from the East
Pro-Cathedral opens its doors to unwanted gifts
‘People’s generosity is absolutely unbelievable. We are getting all kinds of everything.’
Gareth Hutch funeral told ‘every tragedy has a human face’
Call for path to peace as Mass for seventh victim of Kinahan- Hutch gang feud held
Priest condemns vengeance at restrained funeral of ‘ good man’
Sense of community prevails as slain Eddie Hutch snr carried to his final resting place
Public urged to donate unwanted Christmas gifts to charity
Gift drive renewed for another year to give ‘a small token of cheer’ to those in need
Radio: Silly season gets serious as ‘Liveline’ turns to Greek crisis
Review:‘Bright Sparks’, 'Liveline' and 'Pat Kenny Show'
Monaghan creep past Cavan in bruising Breffni Park encounter
Ulster favourites turn to the bench to help them pass tough examination from rivals
Radio: Is the same-sex marriage referendum getting too much airtime or too little?
Review: ‘Liveline’, ‘The Sunday Show’, ‘Morning Ireland’, ‘The Right Hook’ and ‘Drivetime’
Michael O’Leary: Aer Lingus sentimentality is ‘rubbish’
Ryanair chief executive says the idea that the airline is a national brand is ‘long outdated’
Wasteful Cavan still have far too much in hand for beleaguered Laois
Laois got off to a dream start but couldn’t follow it up in Portlaoise
Gearóid McKiernan’s presence can tip the balance in Cavan’s favour
Breffni men can repeat last year’s victory over Armagh
Blanket coverage risks putting listeners to sleep, and Duncan Stewart loses his cool
RTE’s coverage of State visit may be a good omen for Anglo-Irish relations but it was bad news for listeners
Cavan deny Derry in Celtic Park thriller
Breffni Countymen take their chance after O’Reilly’s last-gasp point forces extra-time
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