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Mayor David Fitzgerald is urging people to shop local
Bargains abound today with the new shopping tradition of Black Friday - but shoppers in Kilkenny are being urged to make it a 'Black and AMBER Friday' by supporting local businesses.
Mayor of Kilkenny, Cllr David Fitzgerald, is reminding us that if we support local businesses we are supporting local jobs.
As Mayor of Kilkenny I’m urging you to make this Friday a Black and Amber Friday by shopping on your own doorstep, shopping local, supporting local business, supporting local jobs. This Friday is your opportunity to make sure Kilkenny has a wonderful Black and Amber Friday. pic.twitter.com/dr0bbVh1gS
— David FitzGerald (@davidfitzg) November 23, 2022
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