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Keeping and spending money locally is essential to sustain the Irish economy and guarantee growth in the years to come. SuperValu retailers in County Mayo invested almost €9.4 million in the local economy in 2012. This was delivered through staff wages, direct sourcing from local suppliers, contracts with local businesses such as trade and professional services firms, and contributions to local charitable causes.

Keeping and spending money locally is essential to sustain the Irish economy and guarantee growth in the years to come. SuperValu retailers in County Galway invested over €27.7 million in the local economy in 2012.

Three Westmeath SuperValu stores, Buckley’s SuperValu Moate, Smith SuperValu Athlone, and Buckey’s SuperValu Mullingar were recently presented with the Supreme Hygiene Award by Martin Kelleher, managing director, SuperValu and Irene Collins, managing director, Excellence Ireland Quality Association (EIQA) at the 2013 SuperValu Quality Awards ceremony held in Killarney.

Family-run business Oliver Carty Ltd of Monksland, Athlone has been selected to supply a selection of products as part of the new SuperValu Own Brand Christmas range. The new range has been created by celebrated Irish chef, Kevin Dundon, in conjunction with a range of SuperValu’s Irish suppliers, and will create 22 new jobs and generate €841,000 in retail sales for Irish suppliers.

SuperValu Stores throughout Mayo have teamed up with RTÉ 2fm to launch the nation’s biggest charity toy appeal in association with the St Vincent De Paul Society.

People are being invited to celebrate the wild west later this month and help raise vital funds for a local cancer charity.

SuperValu has put out the last call to Mayo companies for entries for the 2011 Irish Food Producers Awards.

SuperValu and Ireland AM have teamed up with Pampers and Daz to find Ireland’s SuperMum, a nationwide search for that special friend or family member who has gone the extra mile to do something outstanding for her family or community.

SuperValu’s local retail partners in Mayo have confirmed that SuperValu will invest €90 million in delivering price savings to Irish shoppers, reducing the price of the average weekly SuperValu shopping basket from €132 to €102, a saving of €30. The investment will consist of a significant range of price cuts right across the store on the items shoppers buy every day, increased promotions, and a half price back to school offer as part of the retailer’s Spend Less campaign.

The search for that elusive match ticket may now be a thing of the past, as GAA ticket machines roll-out in select SuperValus across the country including Kavanagh’s SuperValu, Castlebar.