Retailers reject NCA finding on price differentials

One of the body's representing retailers in Ireland has denied that shoppers in Ireland are being charged 50% more for some items compared to consumers in the North.

Retailers reject NCA finding on price differentials

One of the body's representing retailers in Ireland has denied that shoppers in Ireland are being charged 50% more for some items compared to consumers in the North.

A survey by the National Consumer Agency has found that average prices for non-grocery items like clothing and electronic goods are 51% more expensive south of the border.

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