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People are sharing fond memories of Dublin's Twisted Pepper nightclub

The venue is rumoured to be closing down this Saturday.

Aug 11th 2015, 7:57 AM 4,332 Views 3 Comments

And that's why he's número uno.... What a night Source: The Twisted Pepper

IT’S A SAD DAY for those who love to bop – for the iconic Dublin nightclub The Twisted Pepper is said to be closing its doors on Saturday night.

A report in FACT magazine says the Middle Abbey Street venue is set to transform into a restaurant, and it’s safe to say that people are devastated:

The news has yet to be confirmed by promoters Bodytonic, but that hasn’t stopped people fondly looking back on the club that was.

The Pride is high. Source: The Twisted Pepper

Some are remembering great nights there (or nearly there)

Others are remembering a LOT of great nights there

Timeline Photos - The Twisted Pepper | Facebook Source: The Twisted Pepper

And lots of DJs and musicians have expressed gratitude at being able to play the venue

The Twisted Pepper is rapper Macklemore’s favourite Irish venue - watch him reminiscing on his first gig there:

Source: Ryan Lewis/YouTube

Coffee lovers can rest easy, though – Vice Coffee, the well loved café that lived in the venue by day, say they will continue to trade after the Twisted Pepper closes.

Bye bye, Twisted Pepper! You will be missed.

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