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The historic building was almost destroyed in a fire in 2018 but is set to welcome customers again.

Hers was one of the small local businesses devastated by the Primark fire of 2018. After a forced relocation of Abacus Beads to another Belfast premises, she eventually returned to her original location in Castle Street - and then Covid-19 struck. Despite the enormous challenges of the last three years, however, the hardy entrepreneur is determined to celebrate 30 years in business this week. "On a personal level, the Primark fire nearly destroyed me," she told the Belfast Telegraph. "The business I'd built up over 27 years was whipped out from under my feet and it almost ruined me mentally a...

Northern Ireland shoppers are gearing up for a £100m six-day festive spending spree ahead of draconian new lockdown restrictions that take effect on Boxing Day. A week of chaos is expected on the high street during a pre-lockdown stampede before Christmas, with retailers expected to offer huge discounts from Monday - in effect bringing forward the now-cancelled December 26 and New Year sales. Economist John Simpson has predicted that consumer spend will hit £100m by December 24. "Northern Ireland households will spend about £20m a day in this last rush before Christmas, particularly with ...

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