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The announcement is a major boost for Clonmel's town centre
Carraig Donn are to open a new store in Clonmel's town centre, it has been announced.
In a major boost for the town, the fashion, jewellery, gift and home store will open their new shop in the former New Look building in O'Connell Street.
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Announcing the news, Cllr Siobhán Ambrose says "many thanks to the company for accepting my invitation to investigate the possibility of opening a new Carraig Donn store here in Clonmel.
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"The Irish-owned company are currently recruiting for staff for their new store.
"This is a very positive announcement for Clonmel and we look forward to welcoming a new Carraig Donn store to Clonmel over the coming weeks".
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