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Excited shoppers queue outside Belfast’s new TK Maxx store ahead of grand opening
TK Maxx customers queueing outside the TK Maxx store at CastleCourt Shopping Centre.
A shopper outside Belfast city centre’s new TK Maxx store.
Shoppers outside Belfast city centre’s new TK Maxx store.
Shoppers queued outside Belfast’s newest TK Maxx store ahead of its grand opening on Thursday.
The labels-for-less retailer has relocated from Donegall Arcade to CastleCourt Shopping Centre.
The new 24,872 sq ft store opened at 10am on Thursday, offering everything from fashion to accessories, beauty and home, all under one roof.
TK Maxx customers queueing outside the TK Maxx store at CastleCourt Shopping Centre.
A spokesperson for TK Maxx said: “We are thrilled to open a brand-new TK Maxx store in Belfast, as we know how much local shoppers love to shop big-brand fashion, accessories and more, all at great prices.
“We want to give our valued Belfast treasure seekers the best shopping experience possible, and we are confident they will enjoy our new bright and beautiful store!”
Shoppers outside Belfast city centre’s new TK Maxx store.
Leona Barr, centre manager at CastleCourt Shopping Centre, added: “It is fantastic to welcome TK Maxx back to CastleCourt Shopping Centre.
“Our shoppers will be thrilled to explore their trove of one-off finds and discounted designer fashion, which sits at the front of the centre in prime retail space
“We are delighted with the regeneration of the centre thanks to the investment from our landlord, which has attracted so many well-known brands and local businesses in recent years.
“TK Maxx are a fantastic national brand and will complement our expanding retail mix.”
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