11% of Irish SMEs have ceased trading due to pandemic

11% of Irish SMEs have ceased trading due to pandemic
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Tue, 21 Jul, 2020 - 13:19
Aine McMahon, PA

More than one in 10 Irish SMEs have ceased trading temporarily or permanently as a result of Covid-19, a Central Bank report has found.

The SME Market Report 2020 highlights the challenges faced by firms during the coronavirus pandemic.

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