A popular Dublin city centre nightclub has announced its closure, citing the cost-of-living crisis and restrictions as the reason for shutting up shop.
Tramline on D'Olier Street first welcomed revellers through its doors in the capital seven years ago. The nightclub was a popular place for students and older rockers alike, Dublin Live reports.
Staff informed the public on Instagram earlier this Wednesday. They stressed that price gouging and outdated licensing laws influenced their decision to close their doors, effective immediately.
