'Notions' - Social media stir after photo of sign in window of Irish supermarket goes viral
Sign warns customers will be 'refused for wearing pajamas or dressing gowns'
A sign posted in the window of Irish supermarket in recent days has caused a stir on social media - attracting half a million views and hundreds of comments.
Users have been reacting to a photo, shared on X, of the alleged sign which suggests that customers at Supervalu, Firhouse would be refused entry if they were dressed in a particular way.
The post, which was shared by RTÉ programme editor Aisling Bastable on Wednesday, May 29 to X (formerly Twitter) displayed an image of the sign which read:
"Customers will be refused entry if they are wearing dressing gowns or pajamas."
The printed sign which appeared in the SuperValu store in Dublin has caused a mixed reaction with many users on social media commenting about the way pyjamas is spelt.
The post has attracted almost half a million views online and hundreds of interactions from shares to comments.
Commenting on X, RTÉ political coverage editor, David Murphy said: "Maybe if they wore pyjamas instead of pajamas SuperValu would let them in."
Another user said: "Who cares what people be wearing if they are behaving appropriately."
Another person posted: "As someone who works on a supermarket checkout I care."
A third user commented: "It's disgusting to see people walking around a supermarket in pajamas and slippers. Shame doesn't exist anymore, while another user said: "Notions."
A separate comment reads: "Dress code to go shopping in a value shop," while someone else said: "Love it. Get dressed."
Regan's SuperValu Firhouse and the Musgrave Group had not replied to a request for comment at the time of publication.