Central Bank's Occupy policy enrages local business owners

Occupy Dame Street protesters can stay put according to Central Bank boss

"I've gone away now doing other things," he explained, "but I come back every now and then and check in. The movement is much bigger than the camp itself, the camp is a statement and must remain so as a permanent statement and as a permanent raising of awareness."

Asked if he's worried that jobs may be lost as a result of the camp, Loughran, who studied acting for two years, replied: "I can understand where they're coming from, but when one gentleman first came to us with his grievances, a member from the camp went over and had a look at his books and had a talk with him and you know, you're in the middle of a recession! You're charging €16.50 for a hair cut! Your business isn't really going to boom! Whether or not that's a direct cause of us, I don't personally think so. No." 

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