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Aldi Carlow, Photo: Google Maps
Aldi in Carlow has reopened its doors following extensive renovations work to its Carlow Town shop.
The shop closed on the 3rd of October but reopened its doors on the 17th of October 2024m with brand new fresh interiors throughout the popular retailer.
This comes as part of Aldi's 'Project Fresh' initiative, giving the shop a whole new interior and judging by the Facebook photos of the revamp, it looks really good.
The investment in the Carlow store is said to be at over €1 million.
When the 'Project Fresh' initiative was announced to take place in the Carlow store, regional managing director for Aldi Ireland, Donald Mackay said:
"Creating a larger Aldi store featuring our award-winning Project Fresh format will provide an even better shopping experience for Carlow shoppers whilst contributing positively to the town.
"The store team are hugely excited by this announcement and are looking forward to the store receiving a state-of-the art upgrade."
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