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THE TRUTH ABOUT: Greggs to permanently close belfast store - Caught on Camera

Northern Ireland will soon lose another of its Greggs stores, as a Belfast branch is set to close this weekend.

Greggs, on Royal Avenue, will shut its doors on Saturday, signposting customers to neighbouring branches. The store is now without a number of its usual items, as it prepares for closure.

Information notices placed around the shop explain that the store will close on Saturday, October 22. It read: "Sorry, we're closing. Your nearest shop is 4/6 Castle Lane Belfast, BT1 5DA."

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