Skibbereen aims to become friendliest town in Ireland

A WEST Cork town aims to become the friendliest place to visit and shop in Ireland.

Fri, 21 Oct, 2011 - 01:00
Sean O’Riordan

Skibbereen, which has just held its inaugural friendly business award, aims to expand on this next year by getting all its 2,500 population involved in providing a real Céad Mile Fáilte to all its visitors.

Sean Murray, chairman of the Skibbereen Business Association, said the town would benefit from such an approach.

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