JYSK will be opening the doors to six new stores across the country by the end of the year.
The IKEA rival will continue to bring budget shopping across Ireland.
Branches of the Danish homeware company will open in Ashbourne in August, Carlow in September, Tralee and Eastgate in Cork in October, and in Limerick and Dundalk in November.
JYSK said on Wednesday that it will be investing €7million in the expansion and creating up to 90 new posts.
The brand launched here in April 2019 and has nine stores nationwide.
It currently employs 150 people across its nine stores.
The retailer’s Roni Tuominen said: “When we launched JYSK in Ireland, we announced that we would open 15 new stores in the first two years.
"The pandemic hampered our plans a little, but we are back on track and look forward to opening six stores by the end of 2021 to bring our total in Ireland to 15.
"We have ambitious plans for JYSK in Ireland in the coming years.
“At JYSK, we very much believe in the future of physical retail, and while online sales have been successful over the past year and a half, we also know that a lot of our customers have missed going to physical stores.
"It is quite simple.
"Most customers still want to visit a physical store, touch and feel the products, and get great service and guidance from our JYSK colleagues."
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