Business group under pressure after 'Grafton Quarter' backlash

A sign welcoming shoppers to the Grafton Quarter has fallen foul of the public.

Business group under pressure after 'Grafton Quarter' backlash
Fri, 15 Nov, 2019 - 07:18
Digital Desk staff

A Dublin business group is coming under pressure to remove new Christmas lights in the city.

A sign welcoming shoppers to the Grafton Quarter has fallen foul of the public.

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