Irish consumers now spend less on clothing and footwear - report

We are now spending less on clothing and footwear.

Irish consumers now spend less on clothing and footwear - report
Tue, 09 Jan, 2018 - 13:14

We are now spending less on clothing and footwear.

Eurostat figures show in 2016, 3.9% of Irish household spending went on the items.

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