 We have moved offices from Ranelagh to Sandyford. Hope you can pop in and have a tour of the new offices. Jim still making great coffee!
The new address is: Unit 3A, Block 3 Bracken Business Park Sandyford Dublin 18 D18 V4K6 Conor
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