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Shaun Keenan

Derry restaurant owner warns of extreme worry as energy bill nears £100,000 a year

A restaurant boss from Northern Ireland says he could be forced to close his doors after it emerged his bills could rise to over £99,000 next year as the country’s energy crisis deepens.

Mart Caithness, who owns The Exchange Restaurant and Wine Bar in Derry, says his electricity and gas bills have skyrocketed as energy tariffs continue to rise.

He told MyDerry that he is "extremely worried" unless the government take action ahead of the winter period.

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