Fifteen weeks after it shut without warning, it's emerged a small number of people who used to work at Clerys still haven't been paid what's owed to them.
The iconic O'Connell Street department store closed in June when it was taken over by a company that said it didn't have the money to pay redundancies.
460 people who were left out of a job were paid basic redundancy by the state, but it's now emerged that 19 of them are still owed wages.
A group of former employees held at protest on O’Connell Street this afternoon in support of those who haven't been paid.
