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Lisavaird Co-Op to open new Costcutter convenience store

September 20th, 2024 8:30 AM

By Southern Star Team

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Part of the team involved in the development of the new Lisavaird Co-Op Costcutter convenience store are Michael Scannell, Lisavaird Co-Op Grocery Manager, Claire O’ Donoghue, Costcutter Brand Manager, Holly Barry, Barry Group Brand Strategist, Alan Cronin, Barry Group Marketing Manager, Sean Hayes, Lisavaird Co-Op Project Manager and Paul Sheedy, Store Project Manager.

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LISAVAIRD Co-Op has announced the upcoming opening of a brand new, purpose-built convenience store under the Costcutter brand this September. This development is part of an extensive investment project at Lisavaird Central as the Co-Op prepares for its centenary celebrations in 2025.

The 260 square-metre space will feature a variety of offerings, including Market Street Deli, Urban Sips, 55th Street Off Licence and Freezi Licks.

The new store will offer a wide range of products and extended opening hours to serve the local area. In addition to the convenience store, a multi pump fuel station will open later this year, in partnership with East Cork Oil.

‘It has been an absolute pleasure working with Lisavaird Co-Op on the development of this Costcutter store. Our goal is for this new store to become a true community hub, offering not only great value but a wide selection of products to meet local needs. We look forward to strengthening our partnership with the Co-Op and the Lisavaird community,’ said Jim Barry, managing director of Barry Group.

Michael Scannell, grocery manager at Lisavaird Co-Op, added, ‘This is an exciting time for all of us at Lisavaird Co-Op.

‘The team is eager to embrace this new chapter, and we are thrilled to offer our community an enhanced shopping experience. I would like to thank the entire staff for their dedication and commitment during this transition.’

The original Lisavaird Co-Op store, which has served the community since 1925, will soon be demolished as part of the broader redevelopment plans.

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