The store will be centrally located just off the new Carrigaline Western Relief Road which is currently under construction and expected to be completed later this year.
The 1,315sqm store will be powered by 100% green electricity and will feature 52 Photovoltaic solar panels located on the roof. It will have four electric vehicle charging points at the new store along with 12 bicycle rack stands. Colin Breslin, Aldi Regional Managing Director, said the retailer was delighted to receive planning permission after working closely with Cork County Council and local residents to open a store in Carrigaline.
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