Circle K Ireland has reopened its newly upgraded Glasnevin store following an investment of almost €250,000 in the site. The redevelopment forms part of Circle K’s continued investment in its Irish retail network, with the Glasnevin location receiving an expanded food and beverage offering, a new off licence and extended opening hours. The store is now open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, providing increased convenience for local residents, commuters and motorists travelling through the area. Among the biggest changes is a new deli with an expanded range of food to go options available throughout the day. The drinks selection has also been increased to include a wider variety of functional beverages, including fibre infused sparkling drinks, vitamin enhanced waters and matcha products.
Customers will also find an expanded confectionery and snacks range, while the addition of a new off licence further broadens the products available at the Glasnevin location. Circle K has confirmed that further investment is planned for EV facilities at the site as it continues to adapt its forecourt network to meet the changing requirements of motorists. The existing store team has been retained following the redevelopment, maintaining employment within the local Glasnevin community. To celebrate the reopening, Circle K is running a series of promotions from 14th to 21st August. Circle K Extra members can avail of 5 cent per litre off fuel, €2.50 dispensed drinks and a €3 chicken fillet roll, along with a free Pepsi or Red Bull when purchasing any sandwich.
Mary McDonald, Retail Director of Operations at Circle K Ireland, said: “We’re delighted to celebrate the reopening of our upgraded Circle K Glasnevin store following an investment of almost €250,000 in the site. This investment has been focused on making a meaningful difference to the everyday experience of our customers, with a new deli and off licence, an expanded drinks range and even greater choice across the store. With the store now open 24/7 and further investment planned in EV facilities, we’re continuing to evolve the site around the changing needs of our customers.”
The Glasnevin investment follows a series of upgrades across Circle K’s Irish network as the company continues to expand its forecourt, convenience and EV charging offering.
