Killarney

<p>By Sean Moriarty</p>
<h3>Aldi&rsquo;s new Killarney store on the Park Road was officially opened on Thursday by Mayor Marie Moloney.</h3>
<h2>Aldi&rsquo;s nationwide expansion continued with the opening of its new store in Killarney, creating seven permanent jobs in the local area.</p>
<p>Located on Park Road, the store was officially opened on Thursday by the Mayor and store manager Patrick Lawlor.</p>
<p>&ldquo;This new store greatly enhances the Killarney retail experience, I really like the idea of the pedestrian entrance off Park Road,&rdquo; Mayor Marie Moloney told the Killarney Advertiser at the official opening.</p>
<p>Other local guests to attend the official opening included MEP Sean Kelly, Ciara Griffin, former Ireland Rugby Captain, TD Danny Healy-Rae and councillors Niall Kelleher and Donal Grady</p>
<p>The new &euro;8M store will replace its existing store at Ardshanavooly, a short distance away, which closed on January 10 after 14 years, ahead of the new store opening on Thursday.</h2>
<h3>New Store Design</h3>
<h2>Featuring Aldi&rsquo;s exciting award-winning Project Fresh layout and design, the new store boasts a large shop floor spanning 1,260sqm, making it 50% larger than the old Killarney store.</p>
<p>There are also 113 car park spaces available to customers in Killarney, along with 15 bicycle rack stands. Aldi&rsquo;s Killarney store will also provide access to free-to-use electric vehicle-charging points for customers. Aldi has invested in ventilation heat recovery, which will be used to power underfloor heating, in addition to solar panel energy.<br />.</h2>


New store “enhances Killarney’s retail experience

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