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Busanna ar lasadh faoi scáth an tírghráthóir Éireannaigh Daniel O'Connell
THÁINIG laghdú beagnach 50% ar an méid airgid a caitheadh i siopaí i mBaile Átha Cliath de bharr círéibeacha sa phríomhchathair, in ainneoin díolacháin Dé hAoine Dubh, a nochtann na figiúirí is déanaí.
Tháinig laghdú suntasach ar chaiteachas i lár Chathair Bhaile Átha Cliath Dé hAoine 24 Samhain, agus bhí tionchar suntasach aige fós ar an Satharn 25 agus ar an Domhnach 26 Samhain.
Tharla sé seo tar éis suaitheadh tromchúiseach ord poiblí i lár na cathrach tráthnóna Déardaoin 23 Samhain.
Léirigh anailís ar chaiteachas pearsanta ar chártaí dochair agus creidmheasa Bhanc na hÉireann i mBaile Átha Cliath 1 agus i mBaile Átha Cliath 2 don Aoine an 24 Samhain go raibh caiteachas beagnach leath i gcomparáid leis an lá céanna – Black Friday – in 2022.
Bhí caiteachas cártaí ar an Aoine Dubh, 24 Samhain, i lár na cathrach, síos 46% i gcomparáid le Black Friday 2022.
Bhí caiteachas cártaí ar an Satharn, 25 Samhain i lár na cathrach síos 27% i gcomparáid leis an Satharn coibhéiseach in 2022.
Bhí caiteachas cártaí ar an Domhnach, 26 Samhain i lár na cathrach, freisin, síos 27% i gcomparáid leis an Domhnach comhionann 2022.
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