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Tesco Ireland

File Photo Dated 01/08/12 Of A General View Of A Tesco Supermarket In Leicestershire. Tesco Is Showing No Signs Of "Losing Its Grip" As The Uk's Biggest Supermarket - Despite Battling An Persistent Price War And A Plethora Of Higher Business Costs, Experts Say. Investors Will Be Hoping The Grocery Giant Is Maintaining Sales Growth When It Publishes Its Half-Year Financial Results On Thursday. Issue Date: Sunday September 28, 2025.

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Tesco fails to get order forcing homewares retailer to stay open in superstore

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Tesco Ireland To Invest €50M In New Stores And Upgrades This Year
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Tesco Ireland to invest €50m in new stores and upgrades this year

Tesco To Invest €5M In New Dublin Store, Create 60 New Jobs
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Tesco to invest €5m in new Dublin store, create 60 new jobs

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