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A new coffee shop called The Gable has opened in Tipperary Town.
The business is the brainchild of Laura and Stuart Agar.
Stuart has operated a vape shop in town for over 10 years and The Gable will operate from the adjacent building, which is just at the entrance to the former Supervalu Car Park.
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There will be five staff employed in the business and it will operate six days of the week.
It will be coffee focused and will operate from 8:30am to 4pm daily.
The Gable Coffee Bar will also stock a range of teas, coffees, protein balls, and jams & marmalades from the Little Deer range based in Fethard, baked goods, plant based items from Slow and Steady in Tramore and Badger and Dodo coffee.
The menu will also alter with seasonal items.
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The business will sell mostly on a take out basis as there is limited seating for two lucky window customers.
Best wishes to Laura and Stuart and we wish The Gable them every success in the future.
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