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Grafton Group, the Irish builders merchants and DIY group, said trading in the two months to the end of December was ahead of expectations, with group average daily like-for-like revenue up by 7.2 per cent and total revenue ahead by 10.8 per cent to £439.4 million. In a trading statement, Grafton Group said demand was strongest in the Woodie’s and Chadwicks businesses in Ireland and in Selco in the UK. Group revenue for the year...
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