“It’s really sad what is going on.' The ‘gradual cultural erosion’ of Ireland’s nightclubs is denying young people the traditional rites of passage their parents enjoyed.
The ‘gradual cultural erosion’ of Ireland’s nightclubs is denying young people the same rites of passage enjoyed by those that came before them.Entertainment Correspondent Melanie Finn who was speaking after popular Dublin nightclub Tramline closed its doors for the final time.
Clubbers enjoying the performances at the Swerve nightclub in Tramline, Dublin, 24-01-2022. Image: Sasko Lazarov/RollingNews“They are areas that we kind of took for granted growing up,” she said. “In my area alone, there must have been at least five discos and nightclubs. “Nightlife and dance have been a crucial element of growing up in Ireland that has helped the development of relationships and promoted real social interaction,” it said.
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