IKEA Ireland saw its sales jump 16% to €252m

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Recorded07 Dec 2023

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 In the financial year ending in Aug, IKEA Ireland saw its sales jump 16% to €252m. Much of that surge came from the new click-and-collect service in smaller towns around the country which meant not everyone had to come to Ballymun. Joining Joe in the studio this morning was Marsha Smith is the deputy chief executive of IKEA UK & Ireland.

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