Cork traders prepare for a busy festive season
It follows consumer spending projections for December.
Cork traders are gearing up for a bumper Christmas season with consumer spending projections for December at the highest in seven years.
Retail Ireland last week said expected tax cuts in tomorrow's budget should help to raise consumer mood and boost spending.
It's believed sales could be up by at least 3.5% on last year.
Perry Street Market Café who were this week named Ireland's Friendly Business for Shop layout told RedFM News that traders are already gearing up the festive season.
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