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The two Tipperary businesses have announced that they will relocate
Two businesses in one Tipperary town have announced that they are to cease trading in the town and move to new locations.
The two businesses in Tipperary Town - Body and Soul Thai Massage and Nolan's Workwear, have announced that they will close the doors to their premises in the town, but move to other locations.
The announcements come after two new barber shops recently opened up in Tipp Town, Shami Cutz and Nagra Barber, who both opened new barber shops in the last number of weeks.
Body and Soul Thai Massage were operating out of a premises on Church Street, but will now relocate to the owners home elsewhere in the county.
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Body and Soul Thai Massage is owned and run by Natsara Mongkhol, also known as Nina, and have been trading in the town for almost seven years.
Nolan's Workwear on Blind Street have also announced that they are to move locations.
Lisa Nolan, the shop's owner has said that she will move back to her hometown in Monaghan to care foe her elderly parents, but will remain trading, and has plans to expand her business in Monaghan.
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Nolan's Workwear opened in Tipperary in 2021 after Ms Nolan took over the former Stitchrite store that operated from the premises on Blind Street.
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