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<p>A busy St. Patrick's Street in Cork in the build-up to Christmas. Picture: Denis Minihane</p>

economy

Duncan Graham: Retailers report some Christmas sales cheer

Retailers could be forgiven for looking back at 2022 with some degree of frustration.

<p>Convenience stores are among the worst impacted by soaring energy costs due to their long opening hours, said cheif executive of Retail Excellence Ireland Duncan Graham. Stock picture: Getty</p>

economy

Retailers set to face further staff shortages towards Christmas due to energy costs

<p>Retailers could be set for a decent Christmas, but may be in for a long wait for any real pick-up in consumer spend.</p>

economy

Irish retailers won't see a spending boom until next summer at the earliest

Coronavirus - Mon May 17, 2021

economy

Duncan Graham: Retailers may have to pass on cost hikes to consumers

woman in closed shop with mask - your text closed

economy

Thousands of retailers ‘on the brink’ of collapse

Civilian enforcers are a way out of lockdown, business groups say

economy

Civilian enforcers are a way out of lockdown, business groups say

Coronavirus - Wed Oct 21, 2020

Big retailers flouting lockdown rules, say smaller firms

Call for shops to 'play fair' as many non-essential outlets operate as normal

Fri, 23 Oct, 2020