Circle K opens newly refurbished Kilternan store following €1.4m investment
The Dublin 18 site now offers a 'brighter, more intuitive store layout and an expanded food experience'
Print27 April 2026
Circle K recently announced the opening of its newly refurbished and rebranded store in Kilternan, Dublin 18, following a €1.4 million investment in the site and surrounding community.
This significant redevelopment forms part of Circle K’s ‘ongoing commitment to enhancing its retail network and reinvesting in local areas across Ireland’.
‘Evolving needs’
Located along the Enniskerry Road, the newly revamped Kilternan store has been carefully designed to meet the evolving needs of a growing local community, the company noted.
As part of the refurbishment, Circle K has invested €380,000 in EV infrastructure, reflecting its commitment to meeting evolving customer needs while supporting the transition to lower‑emission transport in Ireland, it added.
The new forecourt in Kilternan will have four EV chargers including two high powered EV chargers.
The Kilternan site now offers a brighter, more intuitive store layout and an expanded food experience, featuring a full hot and cold deli, an extended grab‑and‑go selection, and an enhanced in‑store bakery.
Customers can also enjoy a broader off‑licence range, alongside improved coffee service with additional machines designed to keep queues moving smoothly, even during peak times.
Special offers
To mark the opening, Circle K highlighted that it is hosting a range of special offers at the Kilternan store.
Circle K Extra members can enjoy exclusive promotions in Kilternan, including 5c off per litre of fuel, €2.50 dispensed drinks, a €3 Chicken Fillet Roll, and a free Pepsi or Red Bull with any sandwich until April 26th.
The transition to the new Circle K store has been completed with no disruption to customers or staff, with all existing roles retained.
The store continues to be managed by its experienced local manager and team, ensuring continuity and familiarity for the community.
‘Re-investing in local communities’
Commenting on the opening, Ciara Foxton, managing director, Circle K Ireland, said that this €1.4 million investment demonstrates the forecourt and convenience retailer’s commitment not only to enhancing its retail network but also to re-investing in local communities like Kilternan.
“With significant development taking place in the area, this upgraded store will better serve the needs of local residents, both long‑established and new,” she added.
Read more: Circle K launches first EV charging hubs
© 2026 by ShelfLife reporter
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