Navan Educate Together students Tamy Akobo and Katie Poole, along with their teachers Patrick Kelly and Claire Dixon, celebrated the opening of Tesco’s new store in Clonmagadden, Navan.
Tesco Expands in Navan with New Store and Job Creation
Tesco commemorated the opening of its second store in Navan, a significant milestone for the county. Located in Clonmagadden at Cluain Adáin, the new Tesco facility brings not only an array of products but also a boost in local employment.
New Jobs and Enhanced Local Impact
The establishment of the Tesco store creates 23 new roles, adding to the existing employment in the area. Combined with their first location in Navan, Tesco now employs over 280 people in County Meath, ensuring a strong economic footprint in the community.
Extensive Product Range and Competitive Pricing
Shoppers can expect a diverse selection of groceries, fresh produce, household essentials, and other retail items, all offered at competitive prices. This makes Tesco a practical choice for everyday shopping needs.
Promoting Local Products and Irish Sourcing
True to its commitment to Irish products, Tesco in Navan proudly stocks 100% Irish Tesco own-label beef, pork, chicken, milk, and eggs. Additionally, customers can find locally made items such as rapeseed oil from Newgrange Gold and chocolates produced by Lir in Navan.
Community Engagement with Students and Local Authorities
The ribbon-cutting ceremony witnessed the participation of Navan Educate Together’s students Tamy Akobo and Katie Poole, along with their teachers Patrick Kelly and Claire Dixon. Tamy, who lives nearby, was especially excited about the store’s opening.
“We’ve been eagerly watching the construction of the new store. It’s thrilling to see it open and become part of our community,” Tamy shared.
Attendees at the opening ceremony included Deputy Store Manager Abdul Rahmein, Meath Councillor Pádraig Fitzsimons, Fianna Fáil TD for Meath West Aisling Dempsey, and Newkey Homes Managing Director Ronan O’Reilly.
The opening event featured guest speakers including local officials and business leaders, celebrating Tesco’s contributions to community growth.
Tesco’s Community Support Initiatives
Beyond its retail offerings, Tesco is a significant supporter of local initiatives. Through its Stronger Starts community strategy, Tesco provides free fresh fruits and vegetables to schoolchildren in need, primarily targeting Scoil Naomh Eoin.
In addition, Tesco supports other community projects, including Scoil Naomh Eoin, St Oliver Plunkett National School, and St Paul’s Primary School, via its blue token Community Fund. The retailer also participates in fundraising for the Children’s Health Foundation and redistributes surplus food nightly.
Conclusion
Tesco’s new store in Clonmagadden marks a milestone in Navan’s retail landscape, promising economic growth and community enrichment. As a retailer committed to local sourcing and community service, Tesco demonstrates its dedication to being an integral part of the community it serves.
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