Former bonded warehouse, Tomb Street, Belfast (July 2016)
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Former bonded warehouse, Tomb Street, Belfast (July 2016)
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 2 Jul 2016
See Image (May 2012). A brick building at the rear, between Tomb Street and Corporation Street. The buildings were offered for sale in late 2013 following an insolvency. At the time the agents’ description included “Rain Nightclub occupies a converted former bonded warehouse over three floors with attractive red brick facade.” I have no connection with the premises and cannot enter into correspondence.
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Image Location
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54.602259
Longitude
-5.92456