Cllr Michael Sheahan said the Market Trustees don’t wish to draw publicity to the newly developed market “for the wrong reasons, and there’s always a possibility of a protest or two.”
“Certain people’s sensibilities might be upset and we have to respect that.We have a non-political atmosphere in the market, and the market is something which unites people. We don’t want it to be divisive. We want to go forward with a positive product,” he added.
No comment from the Palace as yet.
But, at least, there’s some relief for fans of Fashion Friday.
However, Cllr Sheahan said they were very much looking forward to holding the ‘Fashion Friday’ event in the market on the same day, April 29, which includes a fashion show of clothing from the city’s boutiques.
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