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Nia Gallager announces the launch of Anvil Coffee Bar in Drumlish
Longford influencer Nia Gallagher has launched a new business in her home village of Drumlish.
Anvil Coffee Bar, which is situated on St Mary's Street, officially opened last week.
Nia - who has 376K followers on TikTok and 26K followers on Instagram - made the announcement on her social media with many well known names responding with messages of congratulations, including renowned jewellery designer Chupi Sweetman, who wrote "Girl you did it!!!"
In the caption accompanying her announcement reel, Nia wrote, "FINALLY! The entrepreneurship is engrained in the Gallagher family. From a pub, to a boutique and now @anvilcoffeebardrumlish. Our little village needed a place for people of all kinds to come connect and hang out and it’s finally here."
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