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  Irish Life has agreed to let a unit on Dublin’s Henry Street to the National Council for the Blind of Ireland (NCBI) on a rent-free basis for two months, to allow it set up a pop-up shop. The unit, at 51 Henry Street, one of the city’s main shopping thoroughfares, was previously occupied by Vodafone. The NCBI has now set up a pop-up charity shop in the unit, under its Re:Newed for NCBI brand, which aims to deliver high-quality stock. Irish Life had previously allowed the charity establish an earlier incarnation of the pop-up shop in one of its units at the bottom of Grafton Street before Christmas. The investment management firm has worked with different charity partners in the past, including St Vincent de Paul, to make units available for pop-ups.

June tinsleyCo kildareNational council for the blind of irelandHenry streetNational councilGrafton streetAge actionCamden streetCherry orchardCommercial propertyNational council of the blind irelandIrish lifeஜூன் டின்ஸ்லிஇணை கில்ட்ர்தேசிய சபை க்கு தி குருட்டு ஆஃப் ஐயர்ல்யாஂட்ஹென்றி தெரு