Irish supermarkets will have slightly different opening hours over the New Years weekend.
With your New Year’s resolution on your mind, you’ll be thinking about starting 2023 on the right foot.No matter what you have planned, we have all the details about what shops will be open on New Year's Day 2023 .From December 28 to 30, stores will open from 8am to 10pm while on New Year's Eve stores will be open 8am to 7pm.They'll reopen from 9am to 9pm on January 2 while January 3 will see stores open from 8am to 10pm.Lidl have warned opening hours for stores may vary.
For example, Dunnes Stores in the Ilac Centre is closed on New Year’s Day, while Dunnes on South Great George's Street will open from 11am - 7pm.Tesco opening hours will vary from store to store across the country, but you should expect some change to normal opening and closing times.From Tuesday December 27 to Friday December 30 stores will open from 9am to 9pm.They will reopen Monday January 2, from 9am to 9pm. See Aldi's store locator here.
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