Dunnes Stores Confirmed To Buy Company That Runs SuperValu In Clane

Friday, 19 April 2024 12:18

By Hannah Kelly

A Musgraves spokesperson has provided Kfm with a statement

Dunnes Stores has been approved by the CCPC to buy the company that currently runs a SuperValu store in Clane.

BA Trade Limited has been bought by Dunnes, which has been previously run by Alan Condron in Clane.

In a statement provided by a Musgraves spokesperson to Kfm, Musgraves are said to be aware of Alan Condron selling his business.

It is not yet clear when Dunnes Stores intends to take over the running of the premises.

The full statement can be read here:

Musgrave is aware of the decision by the store owner Alan Condron to sell his business. We are very grateful to our loyal SuperValu customers, within the local Clane community, whom we will continue to serve from our nearby stores in Kildare and Meath. In addition, we will continue to assess opportunities, as always, within and outside the area as part of our ongoing strategy to bring SuperValu stores to local communities. Musgrave is committed to continuing to support, grow and champion independent retailers, contributing to the sustainability and prosperity of local communities.

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