A young boy from West Belfast is over the moon after running his sweetie stall outside Féile an Phobail for the second year running
A young boy from West Belfast is over the moon after running his sweetie stall outside Féile an Phobail for the second year running.
Leo first had the idea to set up his sweetie stall during the 2019 Féile, however, his mum Kathryn told him it would be best to hold off for a while due to his young age. After a difficult year last year and an ADHD diagnosis, the idea was "definitely on his mind" and so he began his sweetie shop at the 2021 festival.
Kathryn said things were slightly different this year, as Leo became more involved in the business side of things, focusing on turning a profit. He also had his own wooden stall created this year to help him stand out. "I'm really proud of him. I went and got him a proper stall made and everyone was saying how class it looked. He was delighted at being able to sit behind it as if he was a real shopkeeper."
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