Irish Daily Mirror

Pals onto a winner

- BY COLIN BRENNAN

A FORMER nightlife promoter is moving from dancing beats to coffee beans in a sign of the times.

Dubliner Neil Mulhern, 29, worked for almost a decade in the nightlife industry but when the pandemic shut down the sector he decided to diversify.

His friend and ex-journalist Ruairi Cotter, 28, had returned from a year abroad in Australia and they decided to start their own coffee shop. Neil said:

“We’d talked about doing something together for years.

“I didn’t think I’d have time because I was involved with running Krystle nightclub and we started working on it but as things turned out, I did.”

The pair set up their coffee trailer at Mobhi Road, Glasnevin. It’s called Bua which means win in Irish and their slogan is “first win of the day”.

Neil added: “People feel safe in the open air.”

 ??  ?? TEAMWORK
Ruairi, Neil and Stef O’connell
TEAMWORK Ruairi, Neil and Stef O’connell

Newspapers in English

Newspapers from Ireland