Independent retailers on both sides of the Irish border have confirmed their support for the introduction of minimum unit pricing (MUP) for alcohol in Northern
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The Irish government is being warned that new laws banning the sale of cheap alcohol could reduce tax returns because people are heading to Northern
Customers began saving up for their Christmas dinner earlier than ever this year because of the cost of living crisis, according to Co Antrim butcher
As the prospect of energy rationing looms, some European retailers are turning off lights and considering shorter opening hours this winter. Energy bosses and government
Belfast’s flagship city centre Primark store is to reopen in time for Christmas, four years on from a devastating fire. The retailer says the new
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