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Maureen and Tony Walsh, formerly of Wellworths, have opened a new gift shop business in Tipperary Town
The opening of a new business by some familiar faces in Tipperary Town has been widely welcomed.
Tony and Maureen Walsh, formerly of Wellworths, have opened a new gift shop on Main Street.
Cllr Annemarie Ryan has congratulated the couple and wished them well in their venture.
"I called into the old Xtra Vision shop on Main Street Tipperary town to visit Tony and Maureen Walsh who have opened thier news gift shop. Their new shop will be called Merlin Magic, a nod to Maureen's former shop, House of Merlin that many of us will remember as a magical treasure trove. The shop will stock homeware, giftware, candles, lamps and much more..
You will also see some familiar faces from Wellworths behind the counter. I am absoultely thrilled for Maureen and Tony and also for Tipperary Town. It's brilliant to see them back in business as well as bringing life back to a vacant premises," she said.
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