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Infamous Lidl pub finally gets a name – and it’s absolutely perfect

Infamous Lidl pub finally gets a name – and it’s absolutely perfect

A playful, tongue-in-cheek reference The UK will soon have its first-ever Lidl pub, and now shoppers know exactly what it’ll be called. The supermarket chain has begun construction at a site in Northern Ireland, following an unusual turn of events caused by the region’s strict licensing laws. After failing to secure a standard off-sales licence for […]

1 month ago

Lidl launches €20 slushy maker perfect for making frozen margaritas at home

Lidl launches €20 slushy maker perfect for making frozen margaritas at home

The Ninja SLUSHi (Lidl’s version) Lidl has launched a €20 slushy maker, which is perfect for making frozen margaritas at home. And other stuff, we promise we don’t just think of the margaritas… A dupe for the Ninja SLUSHi Frozen Drink Maker, the product can be used to make an array of delicious drinks, from […]

1 year ago

Lidl have everything you need for a boujee night this Valentine’s Day

Lidl have everything you need for a boujee night this Valentine’s Day

Brought to you by Lidl With options for all budgets, you’ve no excuse not to go all out on February 14. Valentine’s Day is fast-approaching, and as Cupid readies his arrow dinner reservations are getting booked up as town fills with the usual crowd on a desperate mission to impress their partners. While the hectic […]

2 years ago

Lidl commits to implementing living wage for all employees

Lidl commits to implementing living wage for all employees

The supermarket is the first in Ireland to introduce the minimum rate. Lidl has announced a new commitment to introduce the recommended living wage for employees. Employees at the supermarket chain will now earn a minimum of €13.85, the recommended rate by the Living Wage Technical Group. “The change represents an investment of over €7.5 […]

4 years ago

Government halts plan to subsidise antigen tests because “market” has sorted it

Government halts plan to subsidise antigen tests because “market” has sorted it

The plan “very quickly became unnecessary” thanks to pharmacies and supermarkets selling inexpensive tests, says Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly. The Government has abandoned plans to subsidise antigen tests for the general public after pharmacies and supermarkets beat it to the punch, according to Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly. In recent days, various different outlets […]

5 years ago