The Dublin city centre pop-up store at Johnson Place, with a retro 1960s feel.
Download imageThe indoor collages, including the timeline of SPAR logos and photo collages from the local area.
Download imageVinyl records on the wall.
Download imageThe Local Tea Company stand instore.
Download imageThe pop-up store includes customers essential grocery needs.
Download imageThe pop-up store includes customers essential grocery needs.
Download imageSPAR Ireland opened a unique pop-up store as part of their 60-year anniversary. The store is located at Johnson Place, just off Grafton Street in Dublin city centre. SPAR collaborated with Thomas Ennis Group to develop the store, which opened on 8 June. The store was built in an impressive two weeks.
The store has distinct 1960s décor and pop art, celebrating the original roots of SPAR in Ireland. The front of the store features a replica of the original 1963 SPAR sign over the door. Collages from key cultural moments from Dublin during this period are on the walls of the entrance, as well as a decorative collection of vinyls, with the option to scan a QR to listen to the ultimate 60s playlist.
Not only will you feel nostalgic, but the store includes all the essential goods for shoppers, alongside some exciting innovations. The store is home to shoppers’ favourite products, including SPAR Own Brand products, baked goods and healthy ready meals. The ‘Food Craft’ range of gourmet sandwiches, snack pots, and wraps are also available.
In addition to the grocery offering, there is a tea station courtesy of Local Tea Company. The store also hosts an Insomnia Coffee station with two coffee machines with regular milk, and a coffee machine with oat milk as well.
The store is eco-conscious, with the the fridges, tills, and service areas coming from other SPAR stores, having been used there. Shoppers can also make use of the plastic bottle recycling facility so customers can pop in and dispose responsibly.
Source: SPAR Ireland
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SPAR is one of Ireland’s largest convenience retail groups, and has been serving communities in Ireland for over sixty years. From the time it opened its first store in Dublin in 1963, SPAR has been a leader in Irish convenience retailing, bringing consumers the most innovative products and in-store offerings. SPAR is part of leading retail and wholesale company BWG Foods UC and, with a presence in every county across Ireland, SPAR’s over 400 stores provide employment for 14,000 people locally.