Traditional retailers must adapt as Covid-19 drives consumer behaviour changes

As virus accelerates the shift to online, retailers must ensure they still have a profitable business

Aldi’s British-Irish boss is in the market for more growth

Giles Hurley is imbued with Aldi’s let’s-look-forward culture and has helped the German retailer adapt to the Irish market

Make a move to Ranelagh but beware of spiralling house prices

Former ‘flatlands’ is now sought after by rich singletons and young families

Meet the woman who packs your online shopping, and carries a ‘gun’

As a ‘picker’ with a supermarket delivery service Marie McMahon never stops moving

’Nduja eggs with curly kale

Put fire in your belly with this Calabrian speciality

Add heat to seafood, burgers or eggs, as here, with Italian pork salumi ’nduja

Best Irish products: Forget Tayto – 10 must-have Irish cult products

The last decade has seen an explosion of new products, many proudly made in Ireland

Former Elverys properties for sale

The properties are in Thurles, Tullamore and Kilkenny

‘I’m 20 stone. I’ve had six albums out. I’m okay for exposure'

Years of thankless touring and ignored albums have worn his patience thin, but Thomas Walsh hopes his new Pugwash album will set the record straight

Bord Gáis Energy hurling deal worth more than €1m a year

Multi-sponsor model continues to work well for GAA as Etihad finish partnership

Food File: the weekly food news round-up

Artisan appreciation meal, tea for two, plenty more Ottolenghi, curry sauces and cheese offers

SuperValu misses out as Tesco woes continue

Aldi, Lidl mopping up former Tesco customers, not rebranded SuperValu

Monina Mooney learns about the dos and dont’s of healthy shopping

‘I think the key is not to give in...stick to your guns - ok a party is a party but I’ll go by the 80/20 rule’