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Probation reports ordered for three software engineers who stole from Ikea
Court told three had no explanation for thefts from Ballymun store other than ‘foolishness of highest order’
From an Ikea chopping board to an €800 knife: professional chefs reveal what they can’t live without
Cookery schools offer non-experts a chance to experience chefs’ tools before investing themselves
Interiors: The era of the antiseptic white bathroom has ended. It’s time to break open the colour charts
Cautious about colour? You can still dip your toe in the (bath) water, experts say
‘It is so expensive in Dublin we decided to rent’: Swedish embassy returns to capital
Sweden may have foregone a diplomatic residence – and car – in Dublin, but it has brought the country’s signature design to its new embassy on Pembroke Row
Ikea expands click-and-collect service at Tesco stores to seven new sites
Collection service allows customers to pick up Ikea goods without extra cost at 21 locations if order is worth more than €200
The EU’s new Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive: ‘There was a huge knowledge gap in the corporate world’
Brian Cahill has teamed up with Caroline Usher at the CSRD Institute to fill that gap
Ikea’s Irish revenues down 2.4% amid wide price-cutting push
Revenues at Ingka Group, which accounts for 90% of sales, fell 5.3% to €45bn in first drop since 2020
Ikea launches second-hand marketplace to compete with eBay
Furniture retailer challenges digital classified ads ‘oligopoly’ with peer-to-peer sales platform for its products
Digital meatballs and virtual nuggets: why Ikea and McDonald’s are setting up shop in Roblox
A virtual Ikea store without any products might seem like good advertising – but is it any fun for the consumer?
Aer Lingus pilot pay talks to resume amid warning of escalation in industrial action
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Ikea’s Irish unit pays €11m dividend to parent as profits almost double
Ikea Ireland Ltd posted an 82% rise in pre-tax profits while its revenues increased by 16.5%, accounts show
Ikea considers new factories in the US as movement of goods becomes costly and complex
Swedish retailer’s move comes as it battles the fallout from the Houthi militant group’s attacks on ships in the Red Sea
Ikea expands Irish footprint as new facility opens in Co Sligo
Shop located in the Canopy, Sligo’s newest shopping destination, which last year underwent a €1m rebrand
Wake-up call on Newstalk Breakfast as inflammatory language on immigration goes mainstream
Radio: Shane Coleman and Ciara Kelly run the gamut from children’s sleepovers to John McGuirk’s bellicose language
The size of two Croke Parks: Conor Pope goes inside Ikea’s new Dublin delivery depot
Sprawling 27,000 sq m facility with 200 staff members will be able to ship 9,000 of retail giant’s products faster than ever
New Ikea distribution centre to cut delivery times to three days
Company has plans to make more than 300,000 deliveries in the first year of operation
Kingspan faces potential fines while Revenue secures €750m in settlements
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Ikea to open new planning outlet in Sligo
New store comes as retailer continues to cut prices on certain products as inflation eases
Celebrity Big Brother: Does Louis Walsh have any idea what he’s signed up for?
Television: Reported to be the highest paid member of the latest Big Brother household, the former X Factor judge could be facing a challenging stay
Ikea to open ‘plan and order’ store in Carlow
Swedish furniture store giant extending its Irish footprint
Ikea Ireland reports 16.5% rise in sales and ‘significant growth’ in online business
The Irish arm of Ikea reached total sales of €252 million in its latest financial year
Industrial and logistics draws investors in face of economic headwinds
While other sectors have experienced steep declines in investment this year, volumes in the industrial and logistics sector are poised to hit €530 million
Ikea stores owner Ingka confident price cuts will help drive sales
Homewares group hopes to get a boost from families staying home during the holiday season
Ikea investment arm secures stake in Irish and UK offshore wind portfolio
Ingka Investments has secured a 20 per cent stake in the offshore wind project portfolio of Source Galileo, a London and Dublin-based renewable energy company.
Ikea: What Irish shoppers love to buy
The Swedish furniture giant is reviving a selection of classic designs this month - good news for Irish shoppers who are among the brand’s biggest home accessories buyers
Ikea Ireland triples pretax profit to €12.9m despite costs squeeze
Furniture retailer in ‘expansion’ mode as it eyes new Irish warehouse and order points
Buy a rug, choose good lighting, get a parasol: Top tips to make the most of your outdoor space
Bring the inside outside and make the most of leisurely drinks and food in the garden
Rent rises slow, Ikea deal with Tesco, and Stripe investor looks to cash in some of its portfolio
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Ikea pilot scheme to allow Irish customers collect purchases at their local Tesco car park
Pilot scheme to allow Ikea shoppers pick up online purchases in Tesco car parks in three counties
Ikea to open ‘plan and order’ store in Cork
Swedish furniture store giant extending its Irish footprint into Munster
Ikea to create 120 jobs and cut delivery times by opening new Dublin distribution centre in 2024
Swedish furniture and homewares retailer continues Irish expansion with its biggest franchisee paying over €100m for a vast logistics site in southwest Dublin
Man sentenced to six months for groping girl (10) in Dublin Ikea store
Second charge against Christian Mayer (48) involving a teenager dismissed as not captured on CCTV
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