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Ronan Coady at Bambi & Bean at the Quay in Ramelton
Ronan Coady has bid his farewells to the people of Ramelton.
The Newtowncunningham native has been running Bambi & Bean at the Quay since the start of the year and is taking up a position in Dublin.
"What a year it’s been, I took over Bambi in January having never made a coffee before and somehow people kept coming back," he posted. Grateful for everyone that comes down and makes Bambi a special place. Matthew Johnston has been the best landlord anyone could ask for, I think I done Okay at maintaining the Bambi reputation.
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"I’ve started a new career in Finance in Dublin and will miss Bambi loads, but I won’t miss the early mornings baking and neither will my mother. Maybe there will be another pop-up before the years over, maybe not!"
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