The May bank holiday is here, meaning supermarkets across Ireland will be making changes to their usual opening hours.
Anyone looking to replenish supplies after the long weekend is advised to check their local shops operating hours in advance so they don’t get caught out.
Many stores are operating at unusual hours today, but the majority aren't expected to close.
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They may be closing earlier than normal though, so it's best to note down any changes to your local supermarket's operating hours.
Here is everything you need to know about supermarket and shop opening times on May bank holiday Monday, including details on how to check your local stores.
Dunnes Stores
Dunnes Stores shops are expected to follow their usual Sunday opening hours on bank holiday Monday.
These vary from store to store so you can check out the official website for more information on your local supermarket.
Tesco
Just like Dunnes, the majority of Tesco stores are expected to implement their usual Sunday hours on bank holiday Monday.
Customers are advised to check their local store with the online locater to see what time it opens and closes.
Lidl
Lidl stores across Ireland usually operate with their Sunday hours on bank holidays, which are 9am until 9pm.
SuperValu
Each SuperValu will likely be operating with their usual Sunday hours on bank holiday Monday.
Opening hours for SuperValu stores vary depending on each shop so you can check out the official SuperValu website for your local store's opening hours.
Aldi
Aldi stores across Ireland operate their weekend hours on bank holidays, which are 9am until 9pm.
Marks and Spencer
Marks and Spencer stores are likely to be open on bank holiday Monday, but operating at their usual Sunday hours. These vary from store to store so you can check for your local one here.
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