Brown Thomas shoppers warm to sustainable bag charge
Upmarket retailer pledges to put the profits from the paper bag scheme towards funding the planting of 100,000 trees over the next decade
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Brown Thomas Arnotts posts record revenues despite lost income from Dublin riots
Group behind department stores made a bottom line loss due to non-cash charges relating to a sale and leaseback property transaction
Brown Thomas Arnotts fashion buying director Shelly Corkery leaves to ‘explore new opportunities’
Corkery had spent 24 years with the Irish department store retailer
‘It’s a growing market, it absolutely is’: Meet Ireland’s online beauty entrepreneurs
Industry insiders say online business as much as tripled in size during the pandemic, fundamentally changing the sector
Brown Thomas opens €12m Dundrum outlet with dress rental and intravenous vitamins
Sustainability-focused store will employ about 400 staff, including 220 new full-time roles
Who are the ‘serious people’ making a play for Brown Thomas and Arnotts?
Retail maverick Vittorio Radice involved in Thai group behind bid for Irish stores
Dior to open boutique in Brown Thomas later this year
Dior will open a boutique for women’s accessories at Brown Thomas’s flagship store on Grafton Street in the autumn
Brown Thomas Arnotts commits to science-based climate targets
Group to cut emissions by 50% and stop selling beauty products containing glitter
Brown Thomas Arnotts agrees voluntary package deal with unions
Measures include five weeks gross pay per year of service for departing staff
BT and Arnotts unlikely to be last retail victims of Covid-19
Low footfall, high rents and a switch to online shopping combine to undermine the sector
Brown Thomas and Arnotts to cut 15% of jobs due to coronavirus crisis
Retailer blames ‘unprecedented circumstances’ related to Covid-19 for loss of 150 posts
‘This is like a celebration’: Shoppers rejoice as Brown Thomas reopens
More than 100 line the aisles just minutes after opening on Grafton Street
Brown Thomas and Arnotts shoppers will be able to book time slots for entry
Returned goods to be quarantined, make-up to be ‘virtually’ tested, restaurants and toilets will be closed initially
Coronavirus: Brown Thomas, Arnotts and Penneys closing until further notice
Retail Ireland calls for emergency support for shops ‘devastated’ by Covid-19 pandemic
Brown Thomas to open major new shop in Dundrum
Outlet opening in 2021 will take over two floors from departing House of Fraser
Festive season boosts footfall at Arnotts and Brown Thomas
Arnotts had one million visitors and Brown Thomas 650,000 in month of December
Pricewatch: 2019 was eventful for hard-pressed consumers
Food scares, Brexit fears, rising costs, and how to cut a pineapple
US toy retailer FAO Schwarz opens Dublin store
Retailer takes 6,000sq ft space in Arnotts for its fourth location internationally
BTs and Arnotts could sell second-hand stock
Seen & Heard: Irish food companies face an extra €91 million tax bill
Big tech ‘lawyering up’ to challenge data breach fines
Seen & Heard: FAO Scwharz toys for Dublin; Dutch target incinerator stake
How are Irish shops faring in the online retail apocalypse?
About 50% of Irish consumers shop online, according to Retail Ireland, compared with 80% in the UK
Arnotts eyes the future as it revels in its past
Dublin store celebrates 175th birthday as owner Selfridges spends €15m on fresh look
Arnotts launches in-store museum as part of its 175th anniversary celebrations
Memorabilia from the great fire of 1894 and when the Beatles played on display
Arnotts in line for €11m refurbishment funded by Selfridges
Investment to be pumped into IT and store upgrades, including restaurants overhaul
Dublin shops say business down 60% as bus strike bites
Some stores consider closing early because footfall down so much in capital
Arnotts strikes retail deal with British chain John Lewis
Section of the Arnotts shop in Henry Street to change to John Lewis
Retailers happy with strong start to winter sales
Shoppers have been flooding stores across the State in search of bargains, say retailers
Arnotts makes €159,000 operating profit
Dublin department store sees its turnover rise by 2.7% to €114.2m in 2014
No plan for Arnotts to be ‘Brown Thomas outlet north of Liffey’
Selfridges’ Irish chief has ambitious plans for Dublin department store
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