The Sligo Champion

Moffitts of Sligo serving the public since 1952

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MOFFITTS of Sligo was establishe­d by the late Mr Leslie Moffitt. From a farming background in Blacklion Co. Cavan, Mr Moffitt went to work in the drapery trade before setting up his own business on Market Street, Sligo, in 1952.

In 1976, he took over J& R Good on O’Connell Street and this business grew and developed over the years under his management.

It is interestin­g to point out that this premises was previously occupied by G& R Moffatt in 1912 – note the different spelling – who were tailors and outfitters.

The premises is now run by Mr Moffitt’s son, Howard.

Next door Harte’s grocery ( 1981) and formerly O’Brien’s pub is now part of Moffitts.

Any old photograph­s of these buildings would be greatly appreciate­d by the Moffitt family. Good Timing Although schools have only recently closed for summer holidays, now is the ideal time to shop for school uniforms.

All sizes are available and a deposit secures items.

Get what you need for the next school year in a more relaxed man

ner with no queues and the luxury of individual attention.

If you are concerned your child may take a growth spurt, this is no issue.

We are happy to exchange sizes before school returns.

We carry stock of school uniforms all through the year. Special Orders If you need off standard sizes, now is the best time to order as factories can still facilitate special orders in time for back to school. Local Schools We cater for both national and secondary schools as listed on our advertisem­ent on this page. Items Available Crested and plain knitwear, crested and plain school jackets, shirts and blouses, ties, trousers, tartan skirts, plain skirts, pinafores, shoes for secondary school ( boys and girls), socks and tights, Grammar School blazers, PE tracksuits, PE polo shirts, PE tops with school crest, PE jog pants and school bags. Made in Ireland All our school knitwear is made in Ireland by Deer Park and all our trousers by Skippy are made in Ireland.

These brands are very competitiv­ely priced and represent great value for money as well as supporting Irish jobs.

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