Irish retailers should promote their national credentials and sell “the feeling of being Irish” to boost their chances of success, according to retail expert Mary Portas. “A really powerful place to start is the feeling you want to sell to the world, the country feeling; the product and everything else will come from that,” Portas said. The former creative director of Harvey Nichols, and presenter of the noughties-era BBC TV show Mary Queen of Shops, was speaking in the RDS in Dublin to mark the 50th anniversary of Showcase Ireland. Read the full piece here: https://bit.ly/3Q8wPdP
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