IRELAND: The August bank holiday weekend is fast approaching which will bring a number of changes to opening hours across most businesses.
Whatever your plans are, whether its a family BBQ or a few drinks with friends, it's likely that you will need to make a trip to the supermarket. Before you get caught out, you should check if there is a change to the opening hours of your local shop this weekend.
The location of a supermarket affects whether or not it closes early on the weekends. On the bank holiday Monday, some locations will simply keep Sunday hours while others may undergo significant adjustments.
The following are the hours that Irish supermarkets will be open on the bank holiday in August:
Tesco
Tesco's hours of operation vary depending on the particular store. Bank holiday hours are typically the same as a typical Monday.
For instance, Tesco Phibsborough, Co. Dublin is open from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Saturday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Sunday, and 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. on the Monday after a holiday. Check what times your local Tesco will open using their locator here.
Aldi
On the August bank holiday Monday, Aldi stores will be open as usual from 9 am to 9 pm on Sundays.
Customers looking for the most recent information about their neighbourhood shop can use Aldi's store locator even if this can vary from store to store.
Lidl
Lidl operates with opening hours of 9am to 9pm on bank holidays.
You can always check your local store with the Lidl locater
Dunnes Stores
You will need to check for your specific local location because different Dunnes Stores supermarket owners will set different times.
You may check the hours of your particular store right here.
Supervalu
This weekend, the opening hours for Supervalu locations around the nation will vary because each location is managed independently. Store Locator
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