Penneys

Shoppers and dignitaries gather to welcome one of our most beautiful and iconic buildings

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Refurbished store represents an investment of £100m, while retailer says it has created almost 300 new jobs

Soaring energy bills and decision to limit further price hikes will hurt margins in fast fashion retailer

First time release of the company’s full accounts in Ireland shows it is a cash cow

Retailer breaks out its Irish trading results for the first time due to new accounting rules

Retailer’s finance and strategy chief, a veteran of food group Greencore, will retire in April 2023

Process to run at Citywest, with 100 temporary beds, play area and HSE triage desk

I’m nostalgic for Normal People’s lockdown thrills and still rooting for its central couple

Inflation has slowed the online fast fashion retailer’s growth

Union Investment to secure 3.7% yield from investment in retailer’s Kildare logistics hub

The new approach is laidback but stylish in an effortless way

Dublin skills fair helps Ukrainians seeking positions in Ireland after fleeing war

Group said it would for now focus on driving footfall through its stores with a new website

Retailer, which trades as Penneys in Irish market, expects 60% rise in sales

Nineties fashion trends are making me feel ancient and sick

Owner AB Foods says sales were up at retail chain despite Omicron denting footfall

Covid, Brexit, rising energy costs and supply chain issues combined to put the squeeze on

Investors not holding back despite ongoing challenges from pandemic

German investor closing in on building at 8 Hanover Quay in Dublin’s docklands

Interview: Dealz managing director Barry Williams on bargains, expansion and its first Irish distribution centre

Union Investment in talks to forward-fund retailer’s new Kildare logistics hub

Retailer to employ 212 at semi-automated centre in Newbridge, replacing nearby plant

Firm signals intention to be more environmentally sustainable with take-back scheme

We must see the value in both daily change and civil resistance

Lisa Mongan (33) charged with stealing cosmetics and clothing valued at up to €600

Making sustainable clothing will mean either price increases or reduced profits

Parent’s share price drops as it says costs may increase but prices won’t

Oil stocks up as US government tells majors it will buy their reserves

Profits to beat expectations at Primark owner Associated British Foods

Retailer seeks permission for 46,452sq m logistics hub on 15-hectare site in Newbridge

Landmark Galway city scheme anchored by retail giants Dunnes Stores and Penneys

Seen & Heard: CIF warns Government over Irish Water funding; OTC mood enhancer sales increase

Affordable beauty is infinitely more affordable today as well as being infinitely better

Associated British Foods indicate sales advance over 200% year-on-year to €1.87bn

Legacy of pandemic will involve major changes to work, shopping and leisure practices

Retailer plans more stores in Central and Eastern Europe

With Brown Thomas’s expansion delayed, the mall looks to other areas for reinvigoration

Top 1000: Who are the companies that shone in the pandemic? And the ones that struggled?

Weston family appoint Credit Suisse to advise after unsolicited offer for group