'We lost all of our morning trade' - businesses fearful after more break-ins
Unfortunately, there's been a spate of burglaries across Belfast city centre over the last few weeks."Hopefully we're the last. Thankfully we've had a great police response."But I think our biggest fear is that we're sitting on the cusp of the Fleadh, and we know that Belfast is about to be on the world stage next week.
- ▪Unfortunately, there's been a spate of burglaries across Belfast city centre over the last few weeks."Hopefully we're the last.
- ▪Thankfully we've had a great police response."But I think our biggest fear is that we're sitting on the cusp of the Fleadh, and we know that Belfast is about to be on the world stage next week.
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'We lost all of our morning trade' - businesses fearful after more break-insImage caption, Gareth McKinstry, owner of Simply Fish & Chip, said it was a costly incidentByMark SimpsonCommunity correspondent, BBC News NIPublished24 minutes agoMore traders in Belfast have voiced fears about the safety of their businesses after two further break-ins in the city centre.A café owner warned last week the situation was at a 'tipping point' after his premises were targeted.Two more businesses nearby have since been broken into and money stolen.Belfast is preparing to welcome hundreds of thousands of visitors to the city for the all-Ireland music and dance festival, Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann, which begins on Sunday.The latest shops to be burgled were Simply Fish & Chip on Oxford Street, and Juko…
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