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Owners at Hatch & Sons Irish Kitchen had a bit of a miserable start to the month after having to deal with a 'horrible break-in' over the weekend. Making the best of a bad situation, the team shared a photo of staff preparing for the week to come, writing:
'THE SHOW MUST GO ON!
After the horrible break-in on Saturday night in Stephen's Green, we will still be open today.
Thanks again for your support and kind words. And a special thanks to our super staff for keeping things going!'
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Social media has rallied around owners Peaches and Domini since hearing the sad news, with many taking to Twitter to encourage locals to pay them a visit on their next coffee run as the team 'could do with a little lift this week'.
Others generously volunteered to help out however they could, with owners thanking the public for their kind words, tweeting to say:
'Wow! Twitter is so lovely when bad things happen! Thank you all.'
Onwards and upwards guys, here's hoping the rest of September will kinder.
Header image via Instagram/Hatch and Sons