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Tesco Store Mullingar

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  • 09-02-2011 10:59pm
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    Registered Users Posts: 114 ✭✭


    Just wondering if anybody knows what is happening to the store in Mullingar, I have heard rumours that the store is going to be upgraded/ expanded in the near future.

    The other retail units around it look like they are winding down, or are empty. I also was told that new site notices have gone up today at the pedestrian entrances by Green Road, but obviously haven't not had a chance to read them yet!.

    Just my opinon, but I think this work is long over due as the store and the car park are in a very bad state, just ask any of the staff who work there. It's a pity we don't have a Tesco's like the one in Tullamore - but then we didn't have a 'Brian' representing us did we :D!!!

    Any idea anyone? :)


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  • Registered Users Posts: 49 wetminger


    Tesco locations are not decided by the Taoiseach. Its a private sector decision driven by profits and financial gain for shareholders. Its not like a town getting a Government department or new ring road or something.....!

    Anyway, Tesco in Mullingar bought the shopping centre and are demolishing it to build snazzy new store - think its going to be a 'Tesco Extra'.

    Before you get too excited about what is effectively, a supermarket, remember that Tesco is a boring corporate monster lacking any personality or commitment to the local area. Personally I would rather support independents and local delis, butchers, fruit and veg shops and fish mongers etc.... rather than given my money to British shareholders. Even if that means I get 2 tins of beans for a €1 instead of 3.

    People on this website make me laugh, as if having UK corporates are a sign of sophistication in small time Ireland or something. There ain't much exciting about buying bits of plastic from a catalogue in Argos. Give me independent Ireland any day my friend.


  • Registered Users Posts: 49 wetminger


    That should read "small town Ireland" and not "small time Ireland"


  • Registered Users Posts: 114 ✭✭richiepoorman


    Thanks for the prompt reply and your views on the Tesco corporate machine taking over Ireland. My original question was about the site notices that I have, since posting, had the chance to read.

    All taken with a pinch salt :D (probably bought a Tesco's).


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