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The shopfront of NearlySisters. Photograph credit: NearlySisters via Facebook
A gift shop and boutique in County Kildare has announced that it has closed its doors.
According to its official website, the business sold "a unique selection of high-quality gifts sourced from talented Irish makers, crafters, and businesses".
It was situated on Cutlery Road in Newbridge. However, its owners, Nic and Sue, announced yesterday (Monday, January 12 last) that their business' time has come to an end.
Taking to social media, the duo said: "With a very heavy heart, we say goodbye as NearlySisters closes its doors.
"We've had just over five wonderful years filled with memories we will treasure forever.
"The most special customers, the stories we shared, the laughter and the tears."
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Nic and Sue continued: "Thank you for being part of our journey… for your kindness, loyalty and support.
"We will miss you more than words can say."
And now, the duo has said that it will "look to the future" and focus on "what matters most: family, friends, and all the memories made together".
"Love, Nic & Sue x," they concluded.
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