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A REPRESENTATIVE for two popular stores in Limerick city has quashed rumours in relation to their stores closing.
This was in response to a video circulating online claiming that the franchise Allens stores were closing down. Allens of Limerick currently operate two stores, Limerick (Gift) on 68 William Street and Limerick (Interiors) on 19 William Street.
The viral video was posted on social media last Friday and has over 33,000 views.
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The social media user highlighted the recent announcement regarding Limerick's International Rugby Experience's closure this Christmas along with the closure of McDonald's on O'Connell St before claiming that Allens in Limerick was also facing closure.
When contacted by Limerick Live, a representative for Allens of Limerick said:
"I can confirm that both stores are not closing and was a little taken aback by the social media statement posted last week."
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