"I never planned to get into the business,"
"I studied economics and philosophy in UCD and did a post-grad in buying and merchandising in London. The modelling was great for a while, but it was ultimately never going to be forever, and I always had an interest in doing other things."
"When I came back, my sister was getting married and she couldn't find a dress, and we realised there was a niche in the market."
"The second we walked in, we felt that the house had a lovely warm feeling to it,"
Tara Chetty began modelling as a schoolgirl and later walked catwalks in London, Milan and New York. She studied economics and philosophy at UCD and completed a post-graduate in buying and merchandising in London. She returned to Ireland in 2011 and opened a bridal shop, Suite, in Rathmines with her sister Sarisha after identifying a market niche. Chetty and her husband John O'Connor bought No5 Parnell Avenue, a c.1930 three-bedroom mid-terrace of 1,292 sq ft, attracted by its quiet location near their sons' school. The house required substantial repair when purchased in March.
Read at Irish Independent
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