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The Four Lanterns will close its Donegal Town branch this week
Four Lanterns have announced that its Donegal Town branch is set to close.
The premises on Quay Street will close its doors this Thursday, March 27, after 33 years, the company has confirmed.
In a statement the Four Lanterns say that a “restructuring of the business” is the main reason for the decision, but added that there “are a few reasons” for the branch closing.
“We would like to thank all of our loyal customers who have been an absolute pleasure to serve and so many of whom have become great friends to us,” they said.
“We have been so lucky to have had amazing staff right from the beginning and our current crew who we appreciate and who we wish all the best for the future, especially Paul Delaney who has been with us for 27 years.”
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The Four Lanterns added that its branches in Letterkenny, Buncrana and Sligo will continue to be open for business.
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