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Mahon Point - Northern Irish style (Belfast Accented) security announcements?

  • 11-03-2014 5:26pm
    #1
    SpaceTime
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    I'm just wondering is it just me or does anyone else find it odd that Mahon Point is running announcements in a Belfast accent asking shoppers not to leave bags unattended and to immediatelyreport unattended bags to security.

    Sounds like they're just using a Northern Ireland system for announcements.

    Is it owned by a NI company or something?


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  • #2
    kub
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    The Northern Irish accent has a certain association with bombs and what not.

    So when an unattended bag is mentioned by someone with that accent it is probably a lot more effective than a Cork accent.


  • #3
    SpaceTime
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    All of their announcements are in a strong Northern accent. Seems like a prerecorded loop of messages.

    It just seems odd they've security messages that I've really never heard in a shopping centre in the Republic before.

    There is hardly a risk of terrorism in suburban Cork!


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