Grafton Street area business health check

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Many independent businesses have left Grafton Street in recent years with large chains replacing them. This is a major contributing factor that has led to the changes felt by many in recent years on Dublin's most famous shopping street.

To discuss, Bobby is joined by:

Frank McDonald, Dublin author & former Environment Editor of The Irish Times.
Dairne McCarthy of Cornucopia on Wicklow Street
Damian Byrne of the Camer Centre here on Grafton Street.
Mark smith Srore manager Great outdoors on Chatham street

Bobby was Broadcasting live from the Three Store on Grafton Street to celebrate Three’s Grants for Small Businesses Programme for 2024.

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