Henry Street traders have been given the green light to set up their stalls in the run-up to Christmas.
It had previously been thought the Henry Street traders would not be allowed to operate this festive season due to Covid-19 restrictions. However, after three weeks of talks between traders, Dublin City Council and Lord Mayor Hazel Chu, a compromise has been reached.
It has been decided that a limited number of traders will be allowed to set up their stalls by the end of this week. A total of 15 stalls are planned for Henry Street and another 10 will be permitted to open on O'Connell Street. In a pre-Covid Christmas, 40 stalls would normally have been set up on Henry Street.
In a statement issued today, the Henry Street traders thanked the Lord Mayor for her help on the matter.
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