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Haymarket, Carlow Town
Popular Carlow coffee shop, Moka Coffee, has moved premises into the old Nancy Whiskey pub at the Haymarket in Carlow Town.
Nancey Whiskey is prominent pub in Carlow Town that has been closed for a number of years but now is home to Moka Coffee.
Moka Coffee has left its previous premises which was located on the corner of Kennedy Street across the road from the Post Office in Carlow Town.
Sharing the news on their Instagram page they said:
"We are delighted to be back in business, in the amazing space that was Nancy Whiskeys.
Open tomorrow with coffee.
Open Tuesday - Sunday 8am - 4pm."
With users commenting:
"Fantastic, can't went to get inside. Best of luck with the new adventure."
"Very best of luck . The place looks lovely . And a lovely coffee."
"Looks amazing Richard, can't wait to pop in."
The full promotional video can be found on their social media account HERE or by following the video below this article.
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