The extended Penneys opening hours and shop rules ahead of Monday s full reopening
Irish Mirror 1 hour ago Dylan ONeill
From next week all non-essential shops are permitted to fully reopen across Ireland after months of being in lockdown.
With the new reopening, comes a new schedule from Penneys to give customers an extra opportunity to visit the store if they missed the appointment slots over the past week.
Some shops will also be offering dedicated hours to people at high risk from Covid-19 who have not been fully vaccinated.
Penneys reopening hours
The majority of Penneys stores will be open from 8am - 10pm from Monday to Friday next week, with a few exceptions:
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