The Laois man, whose business saw a massive spike in its energy bill, says he's over the moon to be back.
A midlands fishmonger, whose business was forced to close last year due to spiraling energy costs, is back to work.
Al's Fish Shop in Portarlington closed its doors last October, following a massive jump in its annual electricity bill, from €12,000 to €37,000.
But owner Alan Mitchell is back selling fish in a new location, at Feighery's Butchers in Portlaoise.
He says he's over the moon:
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