Music sales decline 20% in 2003

The value of music sales in the Republic declined 20% in 2003 as consumers opted for the internet over high street stores.

The value of music sales in the Republic declined 20% in 2003 as consumers opted for the internet over high street stores.

The Irish Recording Music Association (IRMA) said provisional figures for 2003 show that Irish consumers spent €108.5m on CDs, records and cassettes, a sharp slump from sales of €135.9m reported in 2002.

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