'We've Catholics and Protestants working in this company here and I couldn't believe it when I heard the claim.'
A Belfast taxi tour company has slammed a cyber security event for issuing advice about Belfast which claimed black cab tours were "run by the IRA".
Stevie Harper works with Cab Tours Belfast and said he was devastated when news of the claims emerged on The Nolan Show on BBC."We're a cross-community company and then I heard we were being linked to the IRA. "We've Catholics and Protestants working in this company here and I couldn't believe it when I heard the claim."
"We bring people into both communities, there's never any hassle, people love it and it's a big, big industry," he said.
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