Tesco Ireland has announced that it has opened a new Superstore at Adamstown in Dublin, creating 76 new jobs.
The retailer highlighted that an in-store bakery, an F&F clothing department, homewares and access to the very best quality fresh local and Irish produce are just some of what is on offer for shoppers in the local area.
Commenting on the new store Geoff Byrne, chief operating officer, Tesco Ireland, said, “We are thrilled to have opened this latest new store in Adamstown.
"The customer offering is of a very high quality and the store has brought more employment and choice to the local community.”
Store Features
The Adamstown store measures more than 26,000 square foot and is equipped with a number of energy saving measures such as a zero-carbon heating ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system powered by green electricity, dimmable LED lighting and doors on all chill and milk fridges, it added.
David Murphy, store manager, Tesco Adamstown, added, “We’ve been open and trading for several weeks now, and it’s great to see customers enjoying their shopping experience.
"The whole team and I have been given a great welcome by the local community, and we are looking forward to working together with them over the months and years ahead.”
Local Support
Adamstown is the 166th Tesco store in Ireland providing supports to communities.
Tesco noted that it is a proud supporter of the communities it serves.
To date its Community Fund has helped support thousands of organisations across the country.
In its first campaign the Adamstown store will support the locality with donations to three local causes, Adamstown Youth Community Centre, Lucan Sarsfield, and Adamstown/Lucan Crosscare.
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