August bank holiday opening times for Tesco, Lidl, Aldi, Dunnes Stores and SuperValu

The August bank holiday weekend is fast approaching which will bring a number of changes to opening hours across most businesses.

Whatever your plans are, whether its a family BBQ or a few drinks with friends, it's likely that you will need to make a trip to the supermarket.

Before you get caught out, you should check if there is a change to the opening hours of your local shop this weekend.

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For many supermarkets, location plays a role in whether or not they close early across the weekend. Some places will simply operate Sunday hours on the bank holiday Monday while others will have complete changes.

So here's the opening times for Irish supermarkets on the August bank holiday:

Tesco

Tesco opening hours change depending on each individual store. Usually, bank holiday hours are the same as an average Monday.

For example, Tesco, in Phibsborough, Co Dublin opens from 8am- 10pm on Saturday, 9am - 9pm on Sunday and 9am - 8pm on Bank Holiday Monday.

Check what times your local Tesco will open using their store locator here.

Aldi

Aldi stores usually operate Sunday hours from 9am-9pm on the August bank holiday Monday.

While this can vary from store to store, customers can check Aldi's store finder for the most up-to-date info on their local store.

Lidl

Lidl operates with opening hours of 9am to 9pm on bank holidays.

You can always check your local store with the Lidl locater right here.

Dunnes Stores

Different owners of Dunnes Stores supermarkets will put in place different times so you will have to check for your own local spot.

You can check out your own shop hours right here.

Supervalu

All Supervalu stores operate under their own management and therefore will have different opening hours countrywide this weekend.

You can check the store locator right here.

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