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Small business owners remaining resilient

Owner of Main St Blooms Rachel Bird, Livingstone Studio Director and Senior Architect Kristina Soggee, Arts Facilitator and Mentor Meg Mader behind The Journey Studio and Business Coach and Mentor Nan Berrett all attend the event in Clare as business owners to connect with government supports and with each other. (Kalli Batzavalis: 563625)

As small and family businesses continue to face economic pressures, regional business owners have voiced the importance of accessible support […]

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