New jobs for Hollyhill after €2m SuperValu investment

Singleton’s SuperValu Hollyhill currently employs 60 people, and the store revamp will create 10 additional jobs in Hollyhill and the surrounding areas.
New jobs for Hollyhill after €2m SuperValu investment

Tom Singleton cutting the tape, with his wife Noreen, sons John, Adrian, Tomas and his wife Emma Singleton and grandchildren Lauren and Jack Singleton at the official opening of the re-vamped Singleton's SuperValu in Hollyhill. Picture; Eddie O'Hare

FOOD retailer SuperValu has launched its new-look supermarket in Hollyhill, following a significant €2m investment.

Singleton’s SuperValu Hollyhill currently employs 60 people, and the store revamp will create 10 additional jobs in Hollyhill and the surrounding areas.

The new-look store offers an extended range of products, featuring a fresh deli counter and off-licence, alongside an enhanced bakery section, a prepared meal range zone, and a fresh Moo’d Irish ice-cream counter.

Beyond providing a more spacious shopping environment, the store is committed to sustainability. The Singleton’s SuperValu team has taken extensive measures to ensure environmental consciousness in the new store design, incorporating LED lights and state-of-the-art refrigeration. These initiatives are projected to result in a 40% reduction in energy consumption throughout the premises.

Supporting local is of key importance to the team in the store, and customers will be able to try out products from local producers in a Taste of Local area.

Singleton’s SuperValu has supported the Hollyhill community for 18 years, including local charities, community groups, schools, and sports teams, including St Vincent’s Hurling and Football Club, Castleview, and St Anne’s Pitch and Putt Club.

“We are delighted to be opening our new-look store after significant investment and much hard work from the team,” said owner Tomas Singleton.

“We believe in enhancing local communities by caring for our environment, so we are particularly proud of the dedicated eco-friendly technologies throughout the new store.

“We are delighted to bring our new offering to the people of Hollyhill, and are extremely grateful to all of our loyal customers who continue to support us in the local community.”

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