Ryan’s SuperValu Togher acknowledged at national conference

Independent judge and retail consultant Paul Ellison was tasked with assessing and adjudicating SuperValu stores around Ireland and choosing the deserving winner.
Ryan’s SuperValu Togher acknowledged at national conference

At the SuperValu Conference at the Great Southern Killarney were: Nikki Hannigan, Barry O’Donoghue,Kevin Morgan, Jason O’Callaghan - all SuperValu Togher; Liam Ryan, Ryan’s SuperValu store owner; Dan Curtin, SuperValu sales director; Ian Allen, SuperValu managing director; Aidan Heavy, and Samantha Harte, both SuperValu Togher.

RYAN’S SuperValu in Togher has been recognised for its “hard work and commitment” at the SuperValu National Conference.

The Cork store was announced as a finalist in the ‘SuperValu Store of the Year 2024’ award category in Killarney, where it was presented with the finalist award by SuperValu managing director Ian Allen and sales director Dan Curtin.

Independent judge and retail consultant Paul Ellison was tasked with assessing and adjudicating SuperValu stores around Ireland and choosing the deserving winner.

This year’s store audits focused on product range and quality, customer service, store presentation and innovation, fresh food offering and store hygiene standards as well as sustainability.

Mr Allen said: 

“Being recognised as a finalist in the SuperValu Store of the Year Awards is a testament to the hard work and commitment to retail standards shown by Ryan’s SuperValu Togher throughout the year.

“Their focus on product range and quality, customer service and sustainability was evident throughout the store. Congratulations to the team at SuperValu Togher on this fantastic achievement.”

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