Rankin closes flagship restaurant and blames Union flag protests

One of Belfast’s most famous restaurants has shut, it was disclosed today.

Rankin closes flagship restaurant and blames Union flag protests
Tue, 26 Mar, 2013 - 12:42

One of Belfast’s most famous restaurants has shut, it was disclosed today.

Celebrity chef Paul Rankin, who once owned a string of eateries across Ireland, blamed the continuing Union flag protests for his decision to close his flagship restaurant, Cayenne.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: BelfastPlace: IrelandPlace: Shaftesbury SquarePlace: NorthPlace: UKPerson: RankinPerson: Paul RankinPerson: JeanneEvent: Union flag protestsEvent: Union flagOrganisation: CayenneOrganisation: Ulster BankOrganisation: Roscoff BrasserieOrganisation: RoscoffOrganisation: Rankin CafesOrganisation: Rain CityOrganisation: Rankin
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