Tesco Ireland delivers ‘strong performance’ in first half
Food sales were 'very strong' for the retailer during the period
Print2 October 2025
Tesco Ireland has delivered a ‘strong performance’ in the first half of the year, ‘despite the ongoing inflationary environment, with sales growth evident across all of it channels’.
Commenting on the results, Geoff Byrne, CEO, Tesco Ireland, said: “To support customers, we have continued to invest in our value proposition, bringing the benefits of an extended range of Aldi Price Match lines along with Clubcard Prices to life in stores and online.
‘Strong’ food sales
Byrne noted that food sales were very strong for the retailer during the period, “with customers recognising the quality of our award-winning ranges which is reflected in improved quality perception year-on-year.”
“The addition of three new stores in Dublin (Collins Avenue), Cork (Fermoy), and Cavan (Virginia), along with the expansion of our online offering through our rapid delivery service Whoosh has helped underpin our business growth.”
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