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Local businesses that we’re currently aware are operating during COVID-19 (Coronavirus)

Coronavirus has hit our country and Bray extremely hard. Businesses are doing their best to adjust to the new reality of living alongside the threat of Covid-19.  Businesses in the town are resilient and have been innovating new ways to trade for instance offering a new online shopping experience, click/collect or delivery services in order to survive and protect local jobs. Shop Local First Bray Chamber, Wicklow County Council and Bray.ie’s Shop Local First initiative was originally launched back in March to support businesses trading through COVID-19 and to encourage consumers to spend locally and help businesses bounce back. Now more than ever we are encouraging our community to continue to shop, buy, hire and source locally first. You can help by:
  • Shopping locally for essentials
  • Dining @ home by ordering a takeaway from the many cafes and restaurants
  • Snapping up a thoughtful gift
  • Clicking + Collecting… shop for fashion, homewares, technology, pet products @ home
  • Supporting Wicklow’s food and drink producers
  • Hiring someone locally
  • Grabbing a coffee on the go
  • Buying a voucher, gift card or prepay for future appointments
Browse for the ‘Best of Bray‘ listings below. Businesses, please scroll down the page to see how you can get involved in the Shop Local First initiative. Bray businesses open in accordance with Government guidelines, who are offering essential services, an online shopping experience, click/collect or delivery services during Level 5 restrictions that we are aware of:  For the most up-to-date product or service information, please check out the businesses individual website or social media pages. List updated as of Friday, October 30th, 2020.
  bray.ie is not responsible for the content of any external websites and no endorsement of any business, or any products or services contained on them is implied. Bray hospitality businesses who are offering collection or delivery service during Level 5 restrictions that we are aware of:  For the most up-to-date product or service information, please check out the businesses individual website or social media pages.
  bray.ie is not responsible for the content of any external websites and no endorsement of any business, or any products or services contained on them is implied. Pharmacies Pharmacies across the country will remain open and medicines will continue to be available to treat patients. Essential services – Food retailers Food retailers such as local butchers, supermarkets, forecourt and convenience stores are open. Please note: Some supermarkets will be exclusively open to the frontline works, elderly & disabled. These hours will help improve access during this time of unprecedented demand. Please check your local supermarkets for specific times:

Postal services

An Post has announced that there will be changes for some customers to delivery times from Monday, March 23rd as it introduces staggered working time for staff during the coronavirus outbreak. Read more here. Banking Banks are also open. Please check your local branch for specific times.
How can my business get involved in Shop Local First initiative? As a result of Level 5 restrictions, we are currently compiling a new and updated list of local businesses that are operating through these new COVID-19 (Coronavirus) measures so we require all businesses to submit a new listing and we will then shout about it via our website and social networks.
To submit a business listing for free please complete this form in full:
Terms and conditions
  • This is a free opportunity to include your business information via our social networks.
  • bray.ie will only promote a business or service that is following the HSE / Irish Government all COVID-19 coronavirus guidelines and Return to Work Safely Protocol in full.
  • Your independent business location must be within the Bray District or in close proximity to it.
  • bray.ie reserves the right not to promote or to remove from the listing without notice if it considers information inappropriate.
  • It is the responsibility of the business owner/provider to ensure the details given are correct.
  • bray.ie is not responsible for the content of any external websites and no endorsement of any business, or any products or services contained on them is implied.
Collaborative Approach The ‘Unity in our community’ and ‘Bray bouncing back’ campaigns are supported by Bray Chamber, Wicklow County Council and Bray.ie (Bray.ie is a trading name of Bray Tourism). Our Overall Message As a working group we will continue to work collaboratively in driving a message for consumers to invest in our town, shop local first and let’s have unity in our community. Join the conversation Campaign hashtags are #UnityInOurCommunity, #ShopLocalFirst and #BrayBouncingBack