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"Our coffee shop on Pearse Street barely has any customers now at lunchtime"

Google has pulled the plug on taking a large office block in the city centre, that would have hou...

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17.27 8 Sep 2020


"Our coffee shop on Pearse Street barely has any customers now at lunchtime"


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17.27 8 Sep 2020


Google has pulled the plug on taking a large office block in the city centre, that would have housed over 2,000 staff.

And on the back of that concerns have been raised that the city centre has over the years been prioritised more for shoppers and tourists than for people to live in.

And because of this the city centre is visibly quieter.

But just how quiet is it? And why are people avoiding the city centre?

Our reporter Barry Whyte has been finding out.....


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