The Paris-based luxury bags brand Longchamp has launched legal proceedings against the Irish retail giant Dunnes Stores. McCann FitzGerald solicitors, instructed by French companies Longchamp SAS and its sole shareholder Jean Cassegrain SAS, the family holding entity of the leather goods maker’s founder, issued a plenary summons against the Irish retailer on Friday, High Court records show. The French company is suing two entities within the Dunnes Stores group, Dunnes Stores Unlimited and Dunnes Stores Retailing Unlimited. The legal action follows the sale of a “foldable tote bag” by Dunnes Stores in late 2024 and early 2025, which is no…

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