Name: The same old rubbish- Businessman dismisses Sligo commercial vacancy report by OceanFM Ireland
Duration: 10 min 28 s
Description: Sligo businessman, Finbarr Filan, has rubbished the findings of the latest Geoview Commercial Property report which show that Co Sligo has the highest commercial vacancy rate in Ireland. Mr Filan claims surveys carried out by the Sligo BID group show much lower vacancy rates, and he takes offence at the contents of the report

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Sligo businessman, Finbarr Filan, has rubbished the findings of the latest Geoview Commercial Property report which show that Co Sligo has the highest commercial vacancy rate in Ireland. Mr Filan claims surveys carried out by the Sligo BID group show much lower vacancy rates, and he takes offence at the contents of the report

The same old rubbish- Businessman dismisses Sligo commercial vacancy report

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