Titanic Belfast has been closed following damage caused by Storm Isha.
Damage was caused to the roof of the popular tourist attraction on Monday with the building shut on Tuesday to “safeguard” public and staff.
Repairs are underway with workers seen on the roof of the building on Tuesday.
Siobhan Lynch, director of operations at Titanic Belfast said: “Titanic Belfast will be closed to the public today due to damage caused to the roof during Storm Isha and further inclement weather from Storm Jocelyn preventing safe access to the roof.
Titanic Belfast will be closed to the public today.
— Titanic Belfast (@TitanicBelfast) January 23, 2024
Due to damage caused to its roof during Storm Isha and further inclement weather from Storm Jocelyn preventing safe access to the roof, Titanic Belfast has taken the decision to close, to safeguard the public and its staff. pic.twitter.com/975kAF9Mhe
“We have taken the decision to close, to safeguard the public and our staff and to allow for further assessment of the damage.
“The safety of the public and our staff are Titanic Belfast’s priority and as such access to the building is closed and customers are being asked not to come to the site.
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“All pre-booked customers will be notified and refunded.
“We apologise for the inconvenience caused.”
