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D2 Jeans re-enters administration as Belfast store closes Nine D2 Jeans stores close in Northern Ireland
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Clothing chain D2 Jeans has gone into administration - putting into doubt the future of 16 stores in Northern Ireland. Clothing chain D2 Jeans is closing nine of its stores in Northern Ireland.
Extremely difficult trading conditions have been blamed for the Scottish-owned chain's problems. The Scottish-owned chain has gone into administration, with extremely difficult trading conditions being blamed.
It is the second time in two years that the Ayrshire firm has gone into administration.It is the second time in two years that the Ayrshire firm has gone into administration.
It is unclear how many of the Northern Ireland stores will close but a Belfast city centre shop has ceased trading. Four Belfast stores are to close along with two in Bangor and shops in Lisburn, Newry and Omagh.
In total, 19 stores across the UK have been closed, but it is not yet clear how many in Northern Ireland will do so. D2 also has stores in Newtownabbey, Ballymena, Coleraine, Portadown, Enniskillen and Londonderry.
The other shops will be run as a going concern by the administrator.The other shops will be run as a going concern by the administrator.
The stores that are closing are those at the Kennedy Centre, Connswater, Cityside and Castle Lane in Belfast; Bloomfield and the town centre in Bangor; and in Lisburn, Newry and Omagh.
Last time, management struck a deal to buy more than 40 stores out of administration.Last time, management struck a deal to buy more than 40 stores out of administration.
D2 Jeans has stores in Newtownabbey, Ballymena, Coleraine, Portadown, Bangor, Belfast, Lisburn, Omagh, Enniskillen and Londonderry.