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Superquinn

Superquinn was an Irish supermarket chain, founded in 1960 and entirely privately owned by the Quinn family. Select Retail Holdings, a property buying consortium, purchased the company from the Quinn family in 2005. A receiver was appointed to the company on 18 July 2011, and the following day the company was bought by Musgrave Group for an undisclosed…

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Founded
1960 (as Quinn's Supermarket)
Industry
Retail (various)
Headquarters
Dublin, Ireland
Area served
Ireland
Defunct
13 February 2014
Fate
Acquired by Musgrave Group and absorbed into the SuperValu brand

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Products and services

History

Expansion

Failed ventures

Receivership and sale

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Superquinn

Nodes46
Edges45
Triples80
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.043478
Components1

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Superquinn

Top relations

related to Failed ventures · 19
Superquinn → Aldi, Connacht, Dublin, Dunnes Stores, Irish, Its, Leinster, Lidl, Munster, One, Perhaps, Permanent TSB, SuperQ, Tesco Ireland, Texaco, The, TSB Bank, Tusa, Ulster
related to Products and services · 18
Superquinn → Buy4Now, Crowning, Customer, Euro Shopper, Euroshopper, In, Internet, Ireland's, Irish, Irish Internet, It, Reward Card, Reward Card SuperScan, SuperClub, Superior Quality, Superquinn Essentials, Superquinn Select, The
related to Expansion · 14
Superquinn → Clongriffin, Donnybrook, Heuston South Quarter, In, In February, It, Jury's Doyle, Montrose Hotel, October, Portlaoise, Ranelagh, Rathborne, Rathgar, SRH
related to history · 10
Superquinn → Dublin, Dundalk, Eamonn Quinn, Feargal Quinn, Feargal's, In, Quinns Supermarkets, Quinnsworth, Sutton, The
related to Receivership and sale · 8
Superquinn → July, Lithuanian VP Group, Musgrave, Musgrave Group, On, Staff, The Irish Times, This
Area served · 1
Superquinn → Ireland
Defunct · 1
Superquinn → 13 February 2014
Fate · 1
Superquinn → Acquired by Musgrave Group and absorbed into the SuperValu brand
Founded · 1
Superquinn → 1960 (as Quinn's Supermarket)
Headquarters · 1
Superquinn → Dublin, Ireland

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company musgrave group supermarket 2011 quinn irish products july dublin also brand number founded retail supervalu reported consortium failed 1960

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
SuperquinnArea servedIreland1.00infobox
SuperquinnDefunct13 February 20141.00infobox
SuperquinnFateAcquired by Musgrave Group and absorbed into the SuperValu brand1.00infobox
SuperquinnFounded1960 (as Quinn's Supermarket)1.00infobox
SuperquinnHeadquartersDublin, Ireland1.00infobox
SuperquinnIndustryRetail (various)1.00infobox
SuperquinnKey peopleTim Kenny (Managing Director)1.00infobox
SuperquinnNumber of locations241.00infobox
SuperquinnParentMusgrave Group (2011–2014)1.00infobox
SuperquinnProductsGroceries, Fresh food, etc.1.00infobox
SuperquinnSuccessorSuperValu1.00infobox
Superquinnrelated to ExpansionIn February0.60section

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