Listen to the sound clip With Tesco recently announcing record half year profits of £1.1b, it is easy to believe that independent retailers do not stand a chance. But one Northern Ireland company is tackling its bigger rivals head on. Wandering around Curley's supermarket in Belfast, the only sign that something is different is the fact that the aisle signs are in Irish and English. Started in the 1960s with just £20, the company has gone from strength to strength and now has a turnover of around £52m a year. And... from Ben Shapiro (Media Personality) HiFi TTS Computer AI Voice:
With Tesco recently announcing record half year profits of £1.1b, it is easy to believe that independent retailers do not stand a chance. But one Northern Ireland company is tackling its bigger rivals head on. Wandering around Curley's supermarket in Belfast, the only sign that something is different is the fact that the aisle signs are in Irish and English. Started in the 1960s with just £20, the company has gone from strength to strength and now has a turnover of around £52m a year. And...
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