Decwells hardware store in Dublin. Image: Leon Farrell/Rollingnews.ie Decwells hardware store in Dublin. Image: Leon Farrell/Rollingnews.ie LIKE MANY OTHER things during the Covid-19 pandemic, no one expected hardware stores to become a source of celebration and consternation.
Robert MacNamara, the owner of Expert Hardware in Baldoyle, said people were respectful of public health rules. “It’s been very very brisk. Yesterday was one of our busiest days ever,” he said. Compared to this time last year, he was selling four times the amount of hoes, rakes and garden shears. Related Reads 18.05.20 Golfers enjoy 'Christmas Day' as they flock to the fairways on first day of restrictions easing 18.05.20 Phase One: Slow, steady and plenty of nerves as Dublin embarks on gradual re-openingIt wasn’t the small stores that trended on Twitter, however. Woodies and B&Q were the places reporters and photographers were sent to as observers eagerly anticipated long queues of people desperate for gardening gear.
They were buying items they had been denied buying for 2 months. Many essential. What about it!?
Can people please support our local independent Hardware shops and Garden Centres. B&Q and Woodies are owned by British multi-Billion corporations such as the Grafton Group and are putting our small independents out of business. Stay local, shop local, support local. Thankyou.
the journal ignores riots, terrorist attacks, mass murders, gang rapes, war crimes and all sorts of other crazy stuff but this they report. Amazing! Ireland
Slow news day? Like what else can you buy in a hardware shop🤦
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