Aldi’s Killaloe store has been awarded Discounter Store of the Year at the prestigious National Grocery Retail Awards for its outstanding customer service, excellence in the provision of high-quality food and superior display.

Aldi received the award at the inaugural National Grocery Retail Awards, hosted by Checkout. The awards showcase the best-in-class in Irish retail and honour the companies and suppliers that help Ireland’s leading stores achieve levels of service and product excellence that set them apart from competitors.

Judges commended Aldi’s Clare-based store of having consistently performed well since opening in December 2019. In particular, the judges noted the Killaloe store team has been working hard to provide an outstanding shopping experience to customers, in addition to maintaining high standards and quality of display across its fresh fruit and vegetable offering.

One of four Aldi stores in Clare, the Killaloe store features Aldi’s award-winning Project Fresh layout and design and is powered by 100% green electricity. The store boasts a large shop floor spanning 1,149m², 104 car parking spaces, wide aisles and hi-spec fixtures and fittings. Aldi continues to expand its store network with a total of 149 stores nationwide.

Celebrating the award win, Aldi Killaloe Store Manager, Ian Dawson said: “The whole team here at Aldi Killaloe is delighted to be named Discounter Store of the Year. We are proud to offer customers fresh, quality products at unbeatable prices that our competitors can’t match. The spacious design of our store means customers can easily pick up what they need while safely adhering to Covid-19 social distancing measures. We were recently voted as the supermarket with the best customer experience in Ireland*, and our aim is to always ensure that our customers have the very best shopping experience in store.”

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