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	Ireland's OWN: History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		All these payments were made by Dunnes Stores in respect of work invoiced to them in the name of Streamline Enterprises, the cheques were made payable to Streamline Enterprises, and all paperwork in connection with the payments were in the name of Streamline Enterprises.
		Dunne said that I should leave it to his judgement to make a decision on profits but clearly stated that he would put the company in profit and also remunerate me separately for my technical advice and for the project management of the various jobs.
		Ben Dunne had funds available to him which appear to be profits generated by Dunnes Stores transactions in the Far East, and these funds were managed by a Swiss trust company called Equifex Trust Corporation AG in Zug Switzerland, which, insofar as Mr.
	irelandsown.net /tribunal.htm (16762 words)

	Dunnes Stores - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dunnes Stores is a supermarket and clothing retail chain based in the Republic of Ireland.
		The format of the chain's stores are very similar to that of the British company Marks and Spencer, with a grocery supermarket operating alongside a clothing/textiles store.
		Ben Dunne (junior) was for a long time in a senior position until a 1992 scandal involving drugs and prostitutes, which led to an internal feud which forced his withdrawal.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dunnes_Stores (448 words)

	Checkout 2006
		Dunnes Stores looks set to be asked by the High Court to hand over sensitive internal documents,including records of minutes of company board meetings.
		According to reports, Dunnes Stores has told Whelan Frozen Foods since the court case began that it plans to terminate the distributor’s contract by the end of February next year, and that it wants to end the company's contract for distributing its textiles within six months.
		Whelan applied successfully for an interlocutory injunction to block the November margin reduction and Dunnes Stores was instructed to repay over 650,000, which it withheld when it imposed the new distribution rates, pending a full hearing of the case.
	www.checkout.ie /News.asp?ID=633 (325 words)

	Building the campaign to reinstate Joanne Delaney \| libcom.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Joanne Delaney was sacked by Dunnes stores in November 2005 for wearing her union badge on her uniform.
		Dunnes Stores has accused her of not complying with company policy in relation to the wearing of her union badge on her uniform, despite the fact that there is nothing in the policy about wearing a union badge.
		organised two pickets of Dunnes stores branches, one at the Springtown outlet in Derry (on 4th February) and the other at the city centre outlet in Belfast, on Friday 3rd, that was attended by around 60 people, in order to raise awareness of Joanne’s case with Dunnes customers.
	libcom.org /news/article.php/joanne-delaney-dunnes-040206 (667 words)

	ireland.com - The Irish Times - Mon, Feb 19, 2007 - 350 jobs to go as firm loses Dunnes Stores contract
		Whelan Frozen Foods has been storing and distributing food for the Dunnes Stores group for the past 26 years but is to finish working for the multiple on February 28th.
		Dunnes Stores was always the only client of the family-owned warehouse and distribution firm but the business has now been moved by Dunnes to a number of other suppliers.
		The origin of the dispute was an effort by Dunnes to squeeze greater efficiencies from Whelans by reducing its profit margin.
	www.ireland.com /newspaper/frontpage/2007/0219/1171575969708.html (578 words)

	Western People: Dunnes Stores to re-open Bolger's premises (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Dunnes Stores in Castlebar are to re-open their former Bolger's premises at Bridge Street.
		It is understood that the Dunnes Stores Group plans to provide a first floor coffee shop cum restaurant and to open a retail outlet on the ground floor.
		When Dunnes Stores moved out of their Bridge street property to build an new outlet at Hopkins road there was a change away from Bridge Street as the main shopping area.
	www.westernpeople.ie /news/story.asp?j=498 (324 words)

	ISFHT - Hygiene Review 1998 - THE CHALLENGES TO FOOD RETAILING
		Dunnes Stores are committed to selling safe, quality foods to our customers.
		The consistency of standards in the stores is essential and thus there must be a structured approach to both the cleaning operations and the food safety controls.
		The in-store traceability system was set up in the fresh food departments to ensure all opened foods were traceable to the supplier at every stage of the process.
	www.sofht.co.uk /isfht/irish_98_foodretailing.htm (1878 words)

	RTÉ News: Dunnes Stores begins High Court action against Harney appointment
		Dunnes Stores has begun a High Court action seeking to have the appointment of an authorised officer by the Minister for Enterprise Trade and Employment set aside.
		This litigation between Dunnes and the Minister is back in the High Court for a rehearing by direction of the Supreme Court.
		In July 1998, using the Companies Act, the Minister appointed an authorised officer to Dunnes Stores Ireland Company and Dunnes Stores (Ilac Centre) Ltd. The case is expected to last at least a week.
	www.rte.ie /news/2000/0530/dunnes.html (491 words)

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		On top of that Dunnes would have scored this triumph outside of the carefully built-up industrial relations machinery to which officialdom is so committed.5 Why the Dunnes strike won Different sectors interpreted the victory in different ways.
		The Dunnes dispute was used specifically by Phil Flynn as an example of the need for "mandatory third-party reference of disputes".25 Through Dunnes-and their refusal to even attend the LRC - the 'innovators' have been able to portray mandatory mediation as a constraint upon the employers while overlooking its suffocating effect on workers' action.
		It seemed that the Dunnes strike had made little impact on the official world of SIPTU (who were absurdly asking shoppers not to patronise Marks and Spencer where their fellow trade unionists were quite clearly waiting to serve them).
	www.textfiles.com /politics/SPUNK/sp001122.txt (3703 words)

	Omagh Towntalk - It's the Talk of The Town! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Dunnes Stores leads the way in promoting more accessible shopping in Omagh and are the first major retail outlet in Omagh to avail of the Shopmobility Omagh scheme.
		There will be a Shopmobility scooter located in the store to give shoppers with mobility problems the freedom and accessibility to do their shopping.
		Speaking about the scheme Stephen Clawson, manager of Dunnes Store said, “ We are delighted to be involved in the Shopmobility scheme and recognise that it is invaluable to anyone who has mobility problems.
	www.omagh.towntalk.co.uk /news/newsdetails.php?id=49 (608 words)

	eircom net - 2007-02-19 0
		DCC subsidiary Allied Foods is understood to have been awarded a major distribution contract with Dunnes Stores to deliver the retailer's frozen produce and some of the chilled.
		In 2005 Dunnes Stores sought to reduce the margins it was paying to Whelan Frozen Foods.
		In a subsequent affidavit, its managing director, Paddy Whelan, claimed that Dunnes Stores managing director Frank Dunne threatened to "halve" the supermarket chain's business with Whelan Frozen Foods unless the distributor cut operating costs.
	home.eircom.net /content/irelandcom/biznews/9890116?view=Eircomnet (388 words)

	Decision 135 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Dunnes Stores (Limerick) Ltd has notified the Permitted User attaching to each tenant under clause 4.20 whereby each tenant is restricted to particular specified trading or service activities.
		5. The Authority considers that Dunnes Stores (Limerick) Ltd and the tenants are undertakings and that the notified leases are agreements between undertakings.
		The Authority therefore considers that the notified agreements between Dunnes Stores (Limerick) Ltd and the tenants do not offend against section 4(1) of the Competition Act l99l.
	www.irlgov.ie /compauth/dec135.htm (290 words)

	Politics.ie :: View topic - Boycott Dunnes Stores
		With more than four years service in the Ashleaf store in Crumlin on the south side of Dublin, the 22 year-old union member was elected shop steward by her fellow-members and says she is proud to be a trade union activist and a Mandate member.
		Before sacking Joanne, Dunnes refused to attend a meeting with her because she was accompanied by her union Organiser.
		The fact that Dunnes Stores refused to meet this lady with her union rep looks like an admission of guilt in my opinion.
	www.politics.ie /viewtopic.php?t=9757 (1271 words)

	Anti-Fascist Action, Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Her co-worker, Mary Manning, was the first Dunnes Stores worker to be tested on the union directive at the check-out when a woman came up to her with two South African Outspan grapefruit in July 19, 1984.
		Vonnie, who worked in the store’s office, clocked out because she believed that fls were being badly treated in South Africa.
		The Dunnes Stores’ strikers attracted the attention of the world media for their stance, but the lack of support from the Irish public, their fellow workers, the wider trade union movement and the Church, did not help the strikers’ morale in the early days.
	www.geocities.com /irishafa/dunnesstores.html (946 words)

	The two souls of Irish Trade Unions
		The Dunnes strike revealed to all that not alone was there still fight left in the trade union movement, but it was present where it was widely unexpected, among young, unorganised, part-time workers.
		Overlapping as it was with the ICTU Conference, the Dunnes Stores strike (and its resolution) provided a special occasion to view the two souls of Irish trade unionism together.
		The Dunnes strike has demonstrated that the road ahead, in trade union terms, for this new generation is not the 'new agenda'.
	struggle.ws /rbr/soulrbr2.html (4231 words)

	LabourStart / English: MANDATE MEMBER SACKED BY DUNNES STORES FOR WEARING UNION BADGE
		An employee of Dunnes Stores in the Ashleaf centre in Crumlin in Dublin has been sacked by the supermarket chain for wearing her union badge in the workplace.
		Dunnes Stores has accused her of not complying with company policy in relation to the wearing of her union badge on her uniform.
		“The decision by Dunnes to sack a member of Mandate for wearing her union badge is symptomatic of a wider campaign by the chain to undermine this union and to systematically erode our right to represent our members effectively.
	www.labourstart.org /docs/en/000262.html (568 words)

	Costa Del Sol Golf News - Dunnes Stores an Inspiration to all (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Dunnes Stores, as always, have plenty of choice in their homewares departments which are always up to the minute in both colour and design, and of course, always better value for money.
		The growing success of Dunnes Stores became apparent last year when the most recently opened store was very well received by the public in the “La Trocha” shopping ceter in the town of Coin.
		Some of the ranges in stock vary from store to store because Dunnes Stores always wish to tailor the products to suit the needs of the customer which also vary from town to town.
	www.costadelsolgolfnews.com /article.310.html (349 words)

	Dunnes Stores :: Company Profile (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		In total there are 152 stores in the Group employing 18,000 people.
		The First store in Northern Ireland opened in 1971 and this expansion continued rapidly.
		There are currently 8 stores in various parts of Great Britain and the Company made its first move into the Scottish market with the acquisition of a store in Glasgow in 2000, a second store in Glenrothes in 2002 and a third store, Clydebank in 2004.
	www.dunnesstores.com /history_today.ds (288 words)

	Dunnes Stores jobs in Wicklow, Wexford, Westmeath, Waterford, Tipperary, Sligo, Roscommon, Offaly, Monaghan, Meath, ...
		Dunnes Stores jobs in Wicklow, Wexford, Westmeath, Waterford, Tipperary, Sligo, Roscommon, Offaly, Monaghan, Meath, Mayo, Louth, Longford, Limerick, Leitrim, Laois, Kilkenny, Kildare, Kerry, Galway, Donegal, Cork, Clare, Cavan, Carlow, Dublin South, Dublin City Centre, Dublin North, Dublin West, Northern Ireland - Jobs.ie - Jobs in Ireland.
		These principles are encapsulated in the words "Better Value" for which Dunnes Stores has become famous.
		You will be able to move up the career ladder, across the career ladder into lateral positions and from smaller stores to our largest stores.
	www.jobs.ie /Profiles/dunnesgold (293 words)

	Irishjobs.ie - Dunnes Stores
		Barry's position of Store Manager, at the relatively tender age of 24, provides an indication of Dunnes Stores approach to staff development.
		One weekend it transpired that the Store Manager was on holiday, and the Assistant Manager was called away to a meeting.
		His current ambition, and his challenge, is to develop and train all his staff in the latest retail technology (most notably the new EPOS system which Dunnes Stores has introduced throughout their retail chain).
	www.exp.ie /clients/dunnesstores/storemanager.html (334 words)

	Irish Post: Dunnes Stores in major assault on the Irish high street (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		SUPERMARKET giant Tesco may have won the battle of the high street in Britain, but Dunnes Stores is fighting back in Ireland.
		Stores are planned in Dublin commuter towns including Ashbourne, Drogheda, Maynooth, Navan, Blessington, and Balbriggan as well as Limerick and Dundalk.
		Dunnes is said to have been concentrating on marketing rather than expanding floor space in recent years and its plans could signal the first phase of a price war.
	www.irishpost.co.uk /news/story.asp?j=2541 (263 words)

	Dunnes Stores to give up an anchor Ilac Centre unit: ThePost.ie
		Dunnes Stores is to surrender the lease to one of its anchor stores in the Ilac Centre in Dublin city centre, and the unit will be redeveloped into three to five shops.
		Neil Bannon said that the former Dunnes Stores supermarket and drapery store that fronted on to Henry Street and Moore Street will link into the centre after it is rebuilt as a 13,470-square metre flagship store selling drapery and convenience type groceries similar to those on offer at the retailer's South Great George's Street store.
		Dunnes will retain its other unit at the Mary Street end of the Ilac Centre.
	archives.tcm.ie /businesspost/2005/12/11/story10323.asp (667 words)

	Dunnes Stores - Heywood (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Dunnes Stores is a high street retailer, providing top quality clothes for all the family at Better Value prices.
		Founded in Ireland over 50 years ago, Dunnes Stores is Ireland’s largest retailer, while retaining family ownership and maintaining a customer driven marketing strategy.
		Dunnes Stores Heywood store is 25,000 sq.ft. and opened in September 1998.
	www.heywood.org.uk /dunneshome.htm (88 words)

	Galway Advertiser \| galwayadvertiser.ie \| galwayadvertiser.com
		Dunnes Stores must have gone upmarket when she wasn't looking, Judge Mary Fahy told everyone at Galway District Court this week after hearing how a young girl managed to steal over € 600 worth of goods from a city centre store, including a bottle of after shave worth € 60.
		She was with a co-accused who has absconded and admitted in court the goods were for selling on.
		Garda Adrian MacWalter said he arrested the accused who was found in possession of packets of razor blades, which cost € 20 each for a pack of ten, two bottle of vodka, worth € 36 each and a bottle of Burberry after shave, worth € 60.
	www.galwayadvertiser.ie /dws/story.tpl?inc=2004/06/03/news/47114.html (1523 words)

	Irishjobs.ie - Dunnes Stores
		It was in 1987 that Clionadh first came to work-part time at her local Dunnes Stores.
		These trends have to be transferred very quickly into the Dunnes Stores Collection to keep it at the forefront of the market.
		The decisions she makes there will be impacting on your local Dunnes Stores within the next few weeks.
	www.exp.ie /clients/dunnesstores/buyer.html (386 words)

	Statement by Ms. Karen Gearon, representative of strking workers at Dunnes Stores in Ireland before the meeting of the ...
		We would first like to thank the United Nations Special Committee against Apartheid for inviting the Dunnes Stores strikers to be a part of this Day of Solidarity with the Political Prisoners in South Africa and to tell of our contribution to the end of the apartheid system.
		We offered Dunnes Stores a compromise: that we would handle what was left in the store if they would not bring in any more South African goods.
		So we requested a meeting with Dunnes Stores management to find out exactly what their position was.
	www.anc.org.za /un/ngo/sp101185.html (1215 words)

	Supermarkets Ireland - Dunnes Stores (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Dunnes Stores is an Irish, family owned, mass market retailer in food and textiles whose customer offer since the company was founded has been based on the principles of very competitive pricing, good quality products and choice.
		The combination of food, textiles and homewares all under one roof makes Dunnes Stores unique amongst Irish companies.
		In total, there are 125 stores in the Group employing 18,000 people.
	www.louthlive.com /DunnesStores (151 words)

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