Lidl Store Looted And Destroyed During Storm Emma Re-Opens
The store in Dublin 24 was destroyed with a digger during looting, in the middle of the March snow storm
Lidl staff at its newly-reopened Dublin 24 store say the attack during Storm Emma was "heart-breaking."
The Fortunestown outlet was destroyed with a digger during looting, in the middle of the March snow storm.
Its staff were redeployed while it was being rebuilt and it finally opened this morning after five months.
Deputy Store Manager Christina Tod-i-ras-cu says the team is thrilled to be back together:
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