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For the past 12 years, The Record Break has been more than just Ennis' only independent record shop. It's become a meeting place for music lovers, a platform for local artists and a cultural hub in the heart of the town.
Now, with the building set to go on the market, owner Sinéad Nic Síoda is launching an innovative campaign to buy the premises and secure the shop's future.
Instead of asking for donations, she's inviting people to support the effort by buying an exclusive song she's recorded especially for the campaign.
Sinéad joined Alan Morrissey to tell us why saving The Record Break is about much more than keeping a record shop open.
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