The best news we've heard all weekend.
Irish people adore Penneys - but the fact that you can't shop it online has always wrecked our heads.
You'd often spot a jumper or cheap cheerful gear on the brand's Instagram feed but getting it means trekking into a busy store and tearing through rails, with no guarantee of success.
It's always seemed strange that one of the biggest high street fashion brands doesn't have an online shop and finally it looks as though our prayers could soon be answered.
Primark will reportedly be trialling a website that customers can buy from very soon.
Yes. Breathe. Just breathe.
The company's chief executive Paul Marchant told a group of analysts in a briefing earlier this month that it would be a click-and-collect service, according to
Plymouth Live.
Still, the brand will continue to mainly focus on its stores as a click-and-collect service "will only drive an incremental benefit for Primark," according to Davy.
Don't expect the service to be widespread either. One analyst at the briefing told the
Financial Times that click and collect is still "a year or so away" and that it'll probably be trialled with only certain product groups and in certain regions.
