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Festive opening hours from today in shops – Which Sundays will be open

Details of the opening hours of the shops

Newsroom December 12 09:12

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The festive opening hours come into effect from today, with shops open daily from 9am:00 am to 9:00 pm and on Saturdays from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm.

On Sundays 15 December, 22 December and 29 December the shops will also be open. The optional opening hours for shops on Sundays are from 11:00 to 18:00.

Stores will be closed on Wednesday 25 and Thursday 26 December and Wednesday 1 January and Thursday 2 January.

The detailed opening hours of shops during the festive period:

THURSDAY 12/12/24 09:00-21:00

FRIDAY 13/12/24 09:00-21:00

SATURDAY 14/12/24 09:00-18:00

SUNDAY 15/12/24 11:00-18:00

MONDAY 16/12/24 09:00-21:00

TUESDAY 17/12/24 09:00-21:00

WEDNESDAY 18/12/24 09:00-21:00

THURSDAY 19/12/24 09:00-21:00

FRIDAY 20/12/24 09:00-21:00

SATURDAY 21/12/24 09:00-18:00

SUNDAY 22/12/24 11:00-18:00

MONDAY 23/12/24 09:00-21:00

TUESDAY 24/12/24 09:00-18:00

WEDNESDAY 25/12/24 CLOSED

THURSDAY 26/12/24 CLOSED

FRIDAY 27/12/24 09:00-21:00

SATURDAY 28/12/24 09:00-18:00

SUNDAY 29/12/24 11:00-18:00

MONDAY 30/12/24 09:00-21:00

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