Here is an exclusive first look inside the new Lidl store that opened in Dublin city this morning.
Dublin Live's hardworking cameraman Mark Corcoran was up at the crack of dawn to beat the early morning shoppers to get a sneak-peek at the new shop on Aungier Street.
Dublin GAA ladies star Sinéad Goldrick officially opened the new state-of-the-art Lidl store - the fourth to serve the community in Dublin city centre.
It has brought 24 new jobs to the city and an investment of over €3 million during difficult times in the economy.
But this is not your standard Lidl. The store features significant archaeological finds that can be seen throughout.
Have a look at what we mean in our video below:
The grounds date back as far as the 11th century with Lidl investing heavily to protect the unique historical remains.
These include: The 18th century Aungier Theatre staircase, 11th century sunken-floored structure and the 18th century Longford Street Arches.
Speaking about the opening of their 164th store in Ireland, Konrad Dudek, Store Manager at Lidl Aungier Street said it was fantastic to finally open the doors.
He said: "The past number of months have been challenging for everyone so it is nice to have some good news to share.
"It's even nicer that we can bring quality produce at unbeatable prices to our customers in Dublin City as we have throughout the country for the past 20 years."
He added: "The team and I look forward to meeting and serving the community of southside Dublin City."
