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Thomas and Ann Toner have enjoyed their time at the Annora
The Annora in Narin is set for a change of ownership next week after 21 years.
This weekend will be the last under the current owners, Thomas and Ann Polland. They have said that their time there was a special one and expressed their gratitude to all their customers down the years at the pub, cafe and B&B.
“Just wanted to let everyone know - this coming weekend will be the last weekend of music in Annora,” they announced. “We are handing Annora over to new owners next week.
“We’d like to take this opportunity to thank all our customers for all their support and friendship over the last 21 years. Annora has been a very special place for us and we have thoroughly enjoyed our years here.
“We wish the new owners every success and hope they are every bit as happy in Narin as we have been. The Duck St Jam Band are with us on Friday night and Off the Rails are with us on Saturday night. Hopefully we’ll get to see as many of you as possible over the course of the weekend.”
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