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Paul Byron Shoes, a100% Irish Owned company that employs over 120 staff has hit two major milestones celebrating 35 years in business and opening of its 21st store.
The new store is the second in Carrick-on-Shannon and is located in the Rosebank Retail Park on the Dublin Road.
Customers flocked the new store at its opening last week taking advantage of the fabulous range of footwear for the entire family.
Damian Moylan, Manager and his team are only too delighted to help with any queries you may have and have a wealth of experience in the industry to draw on with Damian himself, celebrating 25 years working for Paul Byron Shoes
Paul Byron Shoes stock a large range of brands including Sketchers, Rieker, Dubarry, Wrangler, Converse, Vans, Timberland, Pod, New Dress, Brake Burn, Irregular Choice, Ironfist, Susst, Heavenly Feet, Pitillos, Ecco, Crocs, Geox, Easy B, Marco Tozzi, Softline, Kate Appleby, Lelli Kelly, Startrite, Lea Lelo and Garvalin.
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Call into Paul Byron Shoes, ph: (071) 9623309 or check out the website www.paulbyronshoes.com
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