Shops in Northern Ireland are welcoming customers back as they re-open after being forced to close at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in March.
While supermarkets and other essential services kept their doors open, non-essential retailers had to close for health and safety of customers.
This move is part of a number of lockdown measures lifted by the NI executive.
And from today, groups of up to 10 people who do not live together can meet outside.
We missed you ?
We're delighted to be back, albeit a little differently. Please visit https://t.co/19OXb8AL2O for details on your new Abbey Centre shopping experience.
A list of stores that are currently open and opening shortly can also be found on our website ☀️ pic.twitter.com/O9zuAbmhQ1
— Abbey Centre (@abbeycentre) June 12, 2020
All retail in Northern Ireland, including shopping centres can resume from tomorrow.
Next week we will also consider the potential to bring forward the opening date for reopeninging caravan parks, hotels, restaurants and other hospitality. pic.twitter.com/YzyR9r5Nlk
— Arlene Foster #We’llMeetAgain (@DUPleader) June 11, 2020
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