Kavanagh's Wexford Road Arklow

Kavanagh's on the Wexford Road in Arklow has been trading since 1984. Primarily known as a leading newsagent one of our strengths lies in the ever growing range of magazine titles that we stock in store. We cater for all tastes and needs and applying our time honoured "if we ain't got it, we'll get it!" mantra we always endeavour to stock the magazines that the customer wants. We always welcome cu

stomers placing orders for magazines to be reserved. Every little helps as a bigger neighbour might suggest...

As a Lotto agent since the National Lottery commenced in 1987 we have sold a couple of Lotto winners, none bigger than a €3.4million ticket a few years back. As ever, we are eager to sell another similar sized winning ticket - but that depends on YOU the customer availing of the ample parking outside the front door and coming in to play Lotto. Renowned for our delicious whipped ice cream, with well known celebrities within the national media singing our praises on the national airwaves, we'd like to think we have the best ice cream in town - but that's not for us to say; it's up to the customer to judge on that claim! Delicious ice cream is available with a variety of your favourite toppings. We stock Bord Na Mona bricquettes; coal, blocks and gas. A free home delivery service is always available for your home fuel needs. We also stock Firelogs, Firepaks and charcoals. We place a strong emphasis on supporting other local businesses - with most of our suppliers being local. In life we take so many things for granted, more so these days when multinational stores remove the personal niceties offered in a smaller local store. What happens when the local baker closes his door for the last time? A local farmer who supplies from his or her own land? A bread delivery driver? All essential cogs in the wheel of local commerce. As is a local newsagent / convenience store owner! For every euro that is spent in a local business please know that it is recycled locally up to four times, from supplier through wholesaler and then retailer. Jobs are created as a result, fueling the local economy - something that cannot always be said when queuing at the checkout in a multinational supermarket! Don't forget: SHOP LOCAL!