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Louise Brennan and the team from Fabiani celebrate after being named National Store of the Year 2021
Award winning Longford boutique Fabiani is in the running for another major accolade as it competes for the honour to be crowned Ireland's National Store of the Year.
The trendy Main Street establishment is no stranger to the ultra competitive awards, having been crowned Fashion & Footwear Store of the Year at the competition's equivalent event just 12 months ago.
Over 500 store entries were received with Fabiani once again being named among the country's top 30 stores to progress to the grand final.
“The competition is fiercely contested, and with the highly coveted title up for grabs, every finalist raised the bar by championing retail excellence within their operations,” said Jean McCabe, CEO with Retail Excellence, Ireland.
“Consequently, the task of selecting the ultimate winner has become even more challenging.”
The finals take place on Saturday, November 11 at The Galmont Hotel in Galway.
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