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The Point Inn at Quigley's Point is set to shut its doors
The Point Inn at Quigley's Point is set to shut its doors, with management saying "has been an incredibly difficult decision."
"It is with deep regret that we announce The Point Inn will officially cease serving food on Sunday, August 31," they posted. "The bar will remain open for a further month, until Monday, September 30, for anyone wishing to redeem vouchers or enjoy a final visit.
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"This has been an incredibly difficult decision, but the mounting economic pressures facing the hospitality industry have made it impossible for us to continue operating in our current form.
"To our loyal customers, dedicated staff, and the wonderful communities of Quigley’s Point, Muff, Three Trees, Carndonagh, Moville, and beyond – we sincerely thank you. Your support, friendship, and countless shared memories have meant the world to us, and we are proud to have been a part of your lives. We hope you will join us in these final weeks to share one last meal, a drink, and a moment together. Thank you from all of us at The Point Inn."
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