Another store set to bite the dust in Clanbrassil Street

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Clanbrassil Street is set to lose yet another retailer after fashion outlet Sally West announced its decision to close.

The store at 57 Clanbrassil Street has sold a wide range of Irish and European women’s fashion labels in Dundalk for several years and also has stores in Cavan, Kilkenny and Gorey.

Now though, a closing down sale is in operation leaving yet another retail unit empty on what was once Dundalk’s premier shopping street.

The decision of Sally West to close follows hot on the heels of a similar announcement from Duffner Bros jewellers, who are holding a retirement sale at present.

Meanwhile, Campbell’s Jewellers in the Demesne also shut its doors for the last time on Saturday as the growing list of store closures continue to mount in the town centre. Other fashion outlets in the town centre to have closed already this year include Pulse Pacemaker in Park Street and Penneys in the Long Walk Shopping Centre

St Vincent’s student gets eight A1s

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A student from St Vincent’s Secondary School in Seatown received one of the best Leaving Cert results in the country today when she landed 8 A1s.

Only nine other students in the country achieved such a feat, including Mark Berney from Gorey in Wexford, who received 9 A1s.

We’ve decided not to share the girl’s identity in order to let her celebrate in her own way but here’s hoping all the other local students got the results they wanted too.

Permanent TSB in Dundalk closed due to “technical difficulties”

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The Permanent TSB branch at Clanbrassil Street/Market Square in Dundalk is closed at present due to what the bank has described as “technical difficulties”.

No further details on the problem has been released at present although the Gorey, Dun Laoghaire and Stillorgan branches are all also closed.

The bank has issued an apology for any inconvenience the closure may have caused.