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Seclusion Spa is set to close
The owners of Seclusion Spa in Bundoran have announced their upcoming closure after seven years in business.
Nicola and Brian Gavigan have sold the Ardfarna house and business and will cease operations at the end of the month.
Seclusion Spa offered a combination of relaxation and therapies in a rural setting alongside overnight accommodation packages.
Customers with vouchers have been asked to avail of the services before the end of October, and have been warned there is limited availability.
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A message from the Gavigans said: "We would like to thank all our customers over the past years that have supported us in our venture, appreciation and gratitude to you all. We want to thank the amazing staff that contributed to an amazing experience.
"Going forward we are not in a position to inform you of the future plans of the new owners and would like to offer our best wishes for the future.
"Some great memories and pictures capturing fun and celebrations were created here and we hope you enjoyed your time here.
"Thanks and gratitude to all you lovely people we've met along the way. Onto the next exciting chapter of our lives."
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