Aldi reopens Clonmel store following €3.8m revamp and extension

Store manager Richard Blake with Clonmel store staff at Aldi’s newly reopened store extension in Clonmel, Co. Tipperary

New extension has increased shop floor space by 25%

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28 June 2022

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Aldi has unveiled its newly revamped and extended Clonmel store following a €3.8 million overhaul. The store has been redesigned to be as environmentally friendly as possible and is powered by 100% green electricity.

Over the past two months, the store has undergone a complete refurbishment, including the building of a new extension, increasing the shop floor space by 25%.

Featuring Aldi’s exciting award-winning Project Fresh layout and design, the floor size has been extended from 1,119sqm to 1,405sqm, and features wide aisles and hi-spec fixtures and fittings. There are also 133 car park spaces available to Aldi shoppers, along with a bicycle rack stand.

Aldi is offering a wide range of special re-opening offers at its Clonmel store including a Pressure Washer for just €84.99 (reduced from €109.99) and an Upright Steamer for just €34.99 (reduced from €54.99), as well as many more ‘Specialbuys’.

“Our new and improved store is fantastic news for local shoppers,” said Richard Blake, Aldi Clonmel store manager. “The spacious design means it is easier for Clonmel customers to pick up what they need, and our aim is to ensure the very best customer shopping experience.”

Aldi’s investment in Co. Tipperary

Aldi has made a capital investment of €29.4 million in Co. Tipperary since 2003, and currently employs over 140 full-time staff across the county.

To date, Aldi stores across the county have donated almost 160,000 meals to local charities through FoodCloud, saving the charities more than €200,000. Each store is also part of Aldi’s Community Grants network, with Clonmel Scout Group, Suir Haven Cancer Group and PAWS Animal Rescue some of the several charities that have availed of the €500 bursary grant last year.

In addition to supporting local charities, Aldi is the first retailer in Ireland to commit to planting 1m native Irish woodland trees by 2025, in collaboration with Green Belt, with over 430,000 trees planted to date.

Aldi is also investing in a Deposit Return Scheme across its store network, with a trial launching earlier this year in the Mitchelstown store and another trial set to roll out in Mallow this summer.

The Clonmel store opening hours are:

  • Mon to Fri: 09:00 – 22:00
  • Sat to Sun: 09:00 – 21:00
 

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