Getting elephants, finding love, and scoffing chilli con carne — end of an era for Limerick club

Former staff and patrons of the different incarnations of 2 Michael St – Schooners, Doc’s, Trinity Rooms, Crush87, and lastly Habitat – have fond – and sad – memories of a special place
Getting elephants, finding love, and scoffing chilli con carne — end of an era for Limerick club

The Trinity Rooms nightclub opened at the height of the Celtic Tiger and had an elephant at the grand opening. Picture: Kieran Clancy / PicSure 

Last week, the people of Limerick honoured the loss of an iconic building. It wasn’t particularly important in a historical sense, nor was it architecturally unique, but for thousands of people, it was special.

Located next to the Granary building, which dates back to the 18th century and is being retained, the demolished building saw friendships begin, relationships spark, and long-lasting memories made.

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