Conlon’s Food Hall Charity Walk this Sunday

The Conlon’s Food Hall Charity Walk in aid of Dundalk Parents & Friends of the Intellectually Disabled will take place this Sunday.

Participants will begin their 14.5 mile Monaghan Way Sponsored Walk at the Kavanagh Centre, Inniskeen at 9.30am sharp where a bus will transport the walkers to Castleblayney where they start their trek. If you would prefer to participate in the shorter six mile trek you can meet the group at Culloville Railway Station at 12.30pm.

Tickets are €20 and include lunch and refreshments so no need to pack a lunch. The journey will finish in Inniskeen for an evening meal, entertainment and raffle prizes from 5pm. For anyone who would just like to attend the meal on Sunday tickets are €10. Walkers can pay on the day or confirm by phone to Mary D’Arcy on 087 257 0661 or Peter Conlon on 087 602 4101.

Secretary of Dundalk Parents & Friends, Mary Moran said: ‘The Conlon’s Food Hall Charity Walk on 12th July will be a great day out for families and friends for a great cause. Dundalk Parents & Friends provides supports to parents and works with local services for adults and children with an intellectual disability. We hope you will join us on 12th July for what will be a fun hike through the fields and Drumlins of Kavanagh Country.”

Conlon’s Food Hall opening third Dundalk store today

The new Conlon’s Food Hall

Conlon’s Food Hall will open their third local store just off the Avenue Road this morning.

The popular delicatessen, which celebrated 30 years in business last May, currently has operations in both Church Street and the Long Walk Shopping Centre.

Now owner Peter Conlon is opening a new unit in the Avenue Road shopping complex, below The Gym and beside both the vets and Lidl.

The new store will offer all that people have come to expect from Conlon’s for over three decades, with plenty of lunchtime offers to whet your appetites.

Conlon’s Food Hall to open third Dundalk store on the Avenue Road

The new Conlon’s Food Hall

Conlon’s Food Hall are set to open a third local store in the coming weeks, just off the Avenue Road.

The popular delicatessen, which celebrated 30 years in business last May, currently has operations in both Church Street and the Long Walk Shopping Centre.

Now owner Peter Conlon plans to open in the Avenue Road shopping complex, below The Gym and beside both the vets and Lidl.

The new store will open soon and Conlon’s are currently hiring part-time staff to work between 20-30 hours a week. Anyone interested is asked to drop their CV into the Church Street store.

Conlon’s Food Hall celebrates 30 years in business

Conlon’s Food Hall celebrated the 30^th anniversary of the opening of their first store in Patrick Street back in May but the celebrations are continuing throughout the summer.

The popular delicatessen, which has two stores in Church Street and the Long Walk Shopping Centre, will be having an anniversary celebration event in their Church Street store on August 1^st.

Before then, however, Conor McGinnity has put together a neat little video marking the landmark occasion for Peter Conlon and all the staff at Conlon’s.

The short documentary features Peter Conlon and his son and heir apparent Christopher, as well as stalwart employee Kathleen O’Callaghan and long-time customer Imelda Campbell.

It’s definitely worth a watch.

Congrats to all on a wonderful landmark.