'We can’t just sit on our laurels': Ahead of Black Friday, the Irish retail industry is fighting back
In an evolving market, companies are turning to a bricks-and-clicks approach.
In an evolving market, companies are turning to a bricks-and-clicks approach.
That’s according to CSO figures for September.
The founder of the eponymous luxury label died earlier this year.
The Central Bank’s latest economic forecast outlined how prices would be impacted.
Two enforcement notices were served in addition to several warning letters from councils.
Flutter Entertainment plans to merge with The Stars Group, creating a global betting giant.
The childcare retailer is also looking to move from town centres into retail parks.
The Irish company is also opening a facility in Edinburgh as part of an ongoing expansion.
Industry group Retail Ireland said this presents an opportunity for indigenous stores.
Retail Excellence also asked the government for a Revenue worker to help with preparations.
Transport Minister Shane Ross said stores must inform consumers of the vehicles’ legal status.
Liffey Valley Shopping Centre says a proposed Dublin store could breach a decades-old planning rule.
The furniture retail chain said it wants to grow to 40 stores, effectively more than doubling its plans.
The telecoms company is hoping the changes will bring a bump in users.
The retail outlet says the omission of an anchor store could upend the project.
The discount retailer is planning to open at least 10 new stores in Ireland next year.
The postal service provider’s rebranded financial services unit forms part of a wider group rejig.
Flutter Entertainment, through American unit FanDuel, is hoping to get ahead of rivals in the budding market.
Ahead of Dublin Comic Con, comic book store owners talk about the business in Ireland.
The Irish retailer has also tapped into the growing popularity of vinyl.