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Nirvana was located at The Mall in Ballyshannon
The popular Nirvana restaurant, wine bar and cafe in Ballyshannon has closed down.
Described as "a perfect place of peace, happiness, and tranquillity. A fine dining, family-run restaurant located within the heart of historic Ballyshannon," Nirvana's Declan Patton expressed his gratitude to everyone in the area who supported them.
"It is with great sadness for me, my staff and my regular customers that La Crum Trading Ltd has ceased trading as the catering operator in Nirvana Restuarant," he said on facebook. "There isn't much more I can say the price of everything has increased so much from insurance and rates alone would shock you. Thank you again to everybody you supported me and my staff over almost four years."
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