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Irish shop sells 'terrorist' children's Halloween costume

A pop-up shop in Coleraine that sold ’terrorist’ children’s Halloween costumes has been criticised.

Irish shop sells 'terrorist' children's Halloween costume

Mon, 10 Oct, 2016 - 01:00

Claire Anderson

The shop is called Halloween, located in the Diamond Shopping Centre.

The outfits have since been removed from shelves after complaints.

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