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Bank of England raised rates by heftier-than-expected 50 basis points on Thursday

Retailer says it is ‘very conscious’ that many of customers continue to face ‘significant cost-of-living pressures’

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Move is likely to put pressure on other supermarket chains to follow suit, leading to significant savings for Irish consumers

Supermarket giant has occupied premises on Tyrconnell Road in Inchicore since October 2007

Research shows cost of offerings often marketed as budget surging even as they prove a hit with shoppers

Proposed legislation from Labour Party aimed at bringing more transparency to supermarket sector

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Pilot scheme to allow Ikea shoppers pick up online purchases in Tesco car parks in three counties

Price of supermarket’s own-brand bread to fall from 99 cent to 89 cent on Thursday

Dairy farmers express concern over production costs remaining high and selling prices being reduced

Father and daughter, Kevin and Rachel Byrne, are the co-founders of Zingibeer

More price reductions on staple products to begin on Thursday

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‘Excuse of lag between input costs falling and prices falling no longer acceptable,’ says Neale Richmond

First milk prices fell across a range of retailers, then butter. But consumers are waiting for something more meaningful

Call comes as new data suggests workers have seen an average 4.2% annual drop in real pay in the past year

Tesco, SuperValu, Lidl and Aldi drop prices of own-brand butter after last week’s swathe of milk price cuts

Four supermarkets announced price cuts in quick succession on Friday amid fierce competition

Situation may stabilise but there is no going back to previous prices, analysts warn

UK money manager se its ownership of companies to push for greater ESG (environmental, social and governance) standards

FTSE 100 falls after another surprisingly strong UK inflation reading

Retailer saw ‘solid performance’ at Irish stores compared to experience in UK

Employee says he was ‘on verge of being made homeless’ and was losing sleep over it

Kantar figures suggest cost-of-living crisis is deepening for consumers, with annual shopping bills set to rise by more than €1,200

The leading supermarket chains, which blamed rising fuel costs for price hikes, haven’t yet lowered grocery prices, and are in no rush to do so

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Retail park operator and Tesco Ireland had both objected to the plan

Irish shoppers have also experienced shortages in fruit and vegetable aisles over recent weeks

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Tesco said there will be no requirement for workers availing of the leave to submit proof of abuse

Transport Infrastructure Ireland says hotel could impact safety of national road network, but Curragh Racecourse operator supports project

Dublin City Council wants apartments and commercial development on site of building demolished two years ago

Union calls for changes to law to make it easier for workers contracted for certain numbers of hours to obtain more where available

Douglas Village Shopping Centre is generating a total of €2,407,282 in rental income per annum

German discounter claims that Tesco has used a blue square with a centred yellow circle to promote its Clubcard scheme, which is too similar to its own

Shoppers shifting to supermarkets ‘own labels’ to cut costs, new data from retail analyst Kantar shows

Recall linked to ongoing investigation into salmonella infection in broiler flocks

Households face additional £788 on annual shopping bills

Euronext Dublin outperforms international peers on the back of 3 per cent climb by Ryanair