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ALDI Ireland has submitted a planning application to Westmeath County Council for a new €6.8 million store located in Moate.

Local Sinn Féin Deputy, Sorca Clarke, has called on her fellow constituency elected representatives Robert Troy, Peter Burke and Joe Flaherty to demand urgency from their government colleagues to tackle sky-high food and grocery bills.

The Athlone Drug Awareness Group was the recent recipient of a generous donation of €825 from the Athlone branch of TESCO in Golden Island Shopping Centre under the company’s very successful tokens awards initiative.

ALDI Ireland has announced details of its continued significant contribution to Galway’s economy and the impact of its charity partnerships across the county. In its annual ALDI Economic Impact Report published today, the company said it paid €7.5 million in wages and salaries last year and opened two new stores in Tuam and Mountbellew.

Aldi Ireland has become the first Irish supermarket to partner with food surplus app Too Good To Go across its 11 County Galway stores.

Whether you are a budding butcher, an expert condiment maker or a third-generation baker, Grow with ALDI wants to hear from you! This year, ALDI is looking to back bright, bold businesses from across Galway that want to take their brand to the next level.

77% of the population have financial worries due to the ongoing cost-of-living crisis, according to a new year survey of Irish consumers commissioned by retailer ALDI Ireland and conducted among 1,000 consumers by Bounce Insights last week.

SuperValu has this week announced that €7.9 million has been invested in sustainability initiatives across its stores over the past six months. Of this €7.9 million, some €4.1 million was drawn down from a major sustainability fund announced by Musgrave in June 2022 while an additional €3.8 million spend has been matched by independent SuperValu retailers.

Tesco colleagues and customers nationwide delivered the most successful Annual Food Appeal in its 10-year history in recent days. The annual Food Appeal in-store and online saw customers donate €230,000 worth of food and essential household items to support local community organisations, in partnership with FoodCloud. To further support those in need this Christmas, Tesco has topped up the Appeal with a 20% bulk donation of food, meaning over €275,000 worth of food and household necessities will be donated to communities nationwide.

Tesco Ireland's Commercial Director, Joe Manning, said that the emphasis on local suppliers is something that comes naturally to Tesco, given that they are "by and far the biggest purchaser of Irish produce in the world".