Due to Ireland's economic woes, retail sales fell 1 percent in December from a year earlier, taxes are still rising, unemployment is showing little sign of dropping from about 14.6 percent, and one in four mortgages is in trouble.
January 30, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Darren McCarthy is learning one thing from Ireland’s economic woes: how to be a salesman.
“Before the crash you didn’t have to sell,” said McCarthy, 31, as he took a break from his job in a fashion store on the corner of Grafton Street in Dublin. “People came in looking for a shirt to wear and left with jeans and a coat too. Now you have to work hard to sell.”
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