We’ve some important news – All Superquinn’s 24 stores will be renamed as SuperValu in February 2014
products like the Superquinn sausage, Superquinn steak and Sean’s brown bread will remain.
stefan idiot jones wrote: » I used to love the aroma of fresh bread as soon as you entered Superquinn. Then the displays of quality fruit and veg. Sad to hear they are going.
Luis21 wrote: » Me to the bloke in charge of the beer/wine section in SuperValu Walkinstown. "Hi , have you any any Oktoberfest beer ?" "Oktoberfest ? Is that a new beer? "
lertsnim wrote: » What is an Oktoberfest beer? Beer only brewed for the 16 days of Oktoberfest?
lertsnim wrote: » Care to tell me the names of some that would have been available in Ireland during Oktoberfest a few weeks ago.
drumswan wrote: » http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oktoberfest#Beers Hofbrau, Spaten and Paulaner usually show up here, theyve a fairly wide distribution
JupiterKid wrote: » IMO it was a big mistake to get rid of the Superquinn brand for SuperValu. Irish grocery retail is the poorer with the loss of Superquinn.
...__... wrote: » They dystroyed the superquinn in Lucan completley changed the store around whoever designed it should be shot.
Andybobandy wrote: » An honourable mention must also go to the Supervalu (nee quinn) in Northside SC, it was my growing up Superquinn, and I still frequent it from time to time. oh the smell of fresh bread in the mornings. (bread which I still smuggle to this day to America for my sister (along with the sausages of course)).
Speedsie wrote: » Completely agree, it looks like they tried to make it completely different to the old Superquinn shop, and in the process destroyed the flow of the shop. The shop in Celbridge is better, but for some reason I keep missing the aisle with prepacked meats.
Berserker wrote: » Do they have fish and cheese counters in there, like they do in Lucan?
...__... wrote: » the new butcher and cheese counter are the only things good in Lucan why would you reduce the size of the off licence it used to be one of the best for wine now its like a game of jenga trying to get around! and dont get me started on the 30 tills that are there yet only 4 open all the time. and the bakery my god it used to be great now there is a small one metre shelf for fresh cakes which have also disapeared complete sham, someone needs there head examined. I havent been to celbridge bit out of the way for me.