Forty jobs lost as shop suddenly ceases trading

Some 40 jobs have been lost in Limerick with the sudden closure of a Eurospar supermarket at Watch House Cross.

Forty jobs lost as shop suddenly ceases trading
Wed, 29 Apr, 2015 - 01:00
David Raleigh

Staff and customers were shocked when they arrived yesterday morning to closed shutters and a notice informing them that the shop had “ceased trading with immediate effect”.

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