It follows a redevelopment project of more than €9.8 million by the retailer
Lidl Ireland has confirmed that its newly redeveloped store in Newhall, Naas will officially open its doors at 8am on Thursday 19 November 2026.
It follows a redevelopment project of more than €9.8 million by the retailer.
The ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new store will be attended by LGFA Kildare County Captain Laoise Lenehan who will officially open the doors to the new store.
This construction project, which focused on an extensive "knock and rebuild" of the store on the existing site, has delivered a completely modernised, spacious retail space that will significantly enhance the local shopping experience.
The project also offers a significant boost for local employment with the new store in Newhall creating more than 30 new jobs and numerous construction jobs during the development phase.
It will feature self-checkouts, an in-store bakery offering fresh baked goods daily and customer restrooms.
It also incorporates high-performing energy-efficient technologies, rooftop solar PV panels and electric vehicle (EV) charging points in the car park.
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