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20/08/2012
New Drive-Thru Opens In Capital
McDonald's has officially opened its new drive-thru restaurant in Charlestown, north Dublin.
The opening created 70 jobs.
McDonald' Charlestown franchissee Morgan McStay said: "The opening of McDonald's in Charlestown gives another boost to the local area and to the shopping centre in which we are located.
"I expect that strong trading performance to continue and I look forward to building up our customer base in the months and years ahead."
(CD)
The opening created 70 jobs.
McDonald' Charlestown franchissee Morgan McStay said: "The opening of McDonald's in Charlestown gives another boost to the local area and to the shopping centre in which we are located.
"I expect that strong trading performance to continue and I look forward to building up our customer base in the months and years ahead."
(CD)
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