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'Here's to 55 years of style, stories and the people who made it all possible. Thank you for being part of our journey.'
For 55 years, Moran's Menswear has been more than just a store, it's been a part of Thurles in county Tipperary.
This year, the popular clothes shop is celebrating the story behind the business, "a journey built by people".
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In a post on social media, Moran's Menswear said: "From our incredible team to our loyal customers, the relationships we've built over the years, the community spirit and our values, a strong commitment to quality and service that have shaped who we are today."
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They added: "This milestone is a tribute to the generations who have shopped with us, the staff who have stood behind the counter, and the values that have guided us from day one.
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"Here's to 55 years of style, stories and the people who made it all possible. Thank you for being part of our journey."
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