Latest news with #CorribOil
RTÉ News
3 hours ago
- Business
- RTÉ News
First Irish Wendy's restaurant to open in Cork in October
Service station and energy company Corrib Oil is opening the country's first Wendy's fast food restaurant in Mahon Point Shopping Centre in Cork in October. The opening of the new restaurant will create 50 jobs. Corrib Oil was announced last year as Wendy's franchise partner in Ireland. Founded in 1987, Corrib Oil currently operates 40 convenience stores with forecourts and 20 fuel depots across 17 counties. The company said the partnership with Wendy's is a key part of its broader expansion strategy in Ireland, which aims to more than double its national footprint to 100 locations by 2030 and continue to grow its home heating distribution and fuel card business. As part of its commitment to the Irish market, Wendy's will use 100% fresh Irish beef and chicken across its menu. "Opening the first Wendy's restaurant in Mahon Point marks a major milestone in our partnership with Wendy's," said Michael Dalton, Managing Director of Corrib Brands. "We're thrilled to bring Wendy's to Cork, offering fresh and locally sourced menu items and outstanding hospitality to local customers, who will be the first in Ireland to experience the brand," he added. Michael Clarke, Managing Director - Europe at The Wendy's Company, said that Ireland is a great market for long-term growth. "Corrib Oil's deep roots in the community and commitment to operational excellence make them an ideal partner to deliver the Wendy's 'globally great, locally even better' experience," he added. Justin Young, Centre Director of Mahon Point Shopping Centre, said that to be part of bringing the very first Wendy's restaurant to Ireland is really special.
BreakingNews.ie
5 hours ago
- Business
- BreakingNews.ie
Wendy's to open its first Irish restaurant in Cork in October
Wendy's will open its first Irish restaurant in Mahon Point Shopping Centre in Cork in October. Corrib Oil announced that the first restaurant in their partnership with the American fast-food chain will create 50 new jobs, which are currently open for recruitment. Advertisement It follows the news that another American chain, Taco Bell , is landing in Meath next month. Corrib Oil was announced last year as Wendy's franchise partner in Ireland. Managing director of Corrib brands, Michael Dalton, said: 'Opening the first Wendy's restaurant in Mahon Point marks a major milestone in our partnership with Wendy's. "'We're thrilled to bring Wendy's to Cork, offering fresh and locally sourced menu items and outstanding hospitality to local customers, who will be the first in Ireland to experience the brand.' Advertisement Managing director – Europe, The Wendy's Company, Michael Clarke, said:'Ireland is a great market for long-term growth, and we're proud to see our brand come to life here through our partnership with Corrib Oil. "Their deep roots in the community and commitment to operational excellence make them an ideal partner to deliver the Wendy's 'globally great, locally even better' experience. We're excited to support the Corrib team as they bring Wendy's fresh food and signature hospitality to communities across Ireland.' Centre director of Mahon Point Shopping Centre, Justin Young, said: 'To be part of bringing the very first Wendy's restaurant to Ireland is really special. "This opening is great news for Cork — not only does it create 50 new local jobs, but it also gives people the opportunity to enjoy the craveable, high-quality food Wendy's is famous for.'
Irish Times
5 hours ago
- Business
- Irish Times
Corrib Oil to create 50 jobs with first Wendy's fast food restaurant
Service station and energy provider Corrib Oil is to create 50 jobs and open the first Wendy's fast food restaurant in Cork. The restaurant will open in Mahon Point Shopping Centre in October, and Wendy's will use Irish beef and chicken across its menu. Corrib plans to hire 50 new crew members at the Mahon Point Wendy's restaurant. Recruitment is underway for team members in full and part time roles. Founded in 1987, Corrib Oil currently operates 40 convenience stores with forecourts and 20 fuel depots across 17 counties. READ MORE The partnership with Wendy's is a key part of its expansion strategy in Ireland, which aims to more than double its national footprint to 100 locations by 2030 and continue to grow its home heating distribution and fuel card business. 'Opening the first Wendy's restaurant in Mahon Point marks a major milestone in our partnership with Wendy's,' said Michael Dalton, managing director of Corrib Brands 'We're thrilled to bring Wendy's to Cork, offering fresh and locally sourced menu items and outstanding hospitality to local customers, who will be the first in Ireland to experience the brand.' Michael Clarke, managing director – Europe with Wendy's said: 'Ireland is a great market for long-term growth, and we're proud to see our brand come to life here through our partnership with Corrib Oil.' Corrib Oil said earlier this year it will create 1,200 new jobs in the next five years as it plans to more than double its number of stores nationally. The company recently announced the franchise deal with Wendy's about six months ago. It will see 10 locations open in the next two years with about 300 jobs to be created. The US fast food restaurant chain first opened in 1969 and has grown to more than 7,200 restaurants. About 1,200 of these are located in more than 30 markets outside of the United States. Corrib also has a home heating oil, road fuels and lubricants distribution business.
Irish Daily Mirror
5 hours ago
- Business
- Irish Daily Mirror
Location of Ireland's first Wendy's restaurant announced
The location of Ireland's first Wendy's restaurant has been confirmed by Corrib Oil. The service station chain, which was named Wendy's franchise partner in Ireland, has revealed that the popular American fast-food restaurant will open in Mahon Point Shopping Centre in Cork. 50 jobs will be created, with a number of full and part-time roles up for grabs and the recruitment process is already under way. The popular outlet is due to open in October and is best-known for its square hamburgers, Spicy Chicken Sandwich and creamy Frosty dessert. "Opening the first Wendy's restaurant in Mahon Point marks a major milestone in our partnership with Wendy's,' said Michael Dalton, Managing Director of Corrib Brands. "We're thrilled to bring Wendy's to Cork, offering fresh and locally sourced menu items and outstanding hospitality to local customers, who will be the first in Ireland to experience the brand." Outside the cinema at Mahon Point shopping centre in Cork Mahon Point Shopping Centre, which is located just outside Cork city, is one of the country's most popular retail destinations. With six million visitors each year, the centre boasts a 13-screen cinema and a food court with a wide variety of options. "Ireland is a great market for long-term growth, and we're proud to see our brand come to life here through our partnership with Corrib Oil," said Michael Clarke, Managing Director – Europe, The Wendy's Company. "Their deep roots in the community and commitment to operational excellence make them an ideal partner to deliver the Wendy's 'globally great, locally even better' experience. We're excited to support the Corrib team as they bring Wendy's fresh food and signature hospitality to communities across Ireland." Justin Young, Centre Director of Mahon Point Shopping Centre added: "To be part of bringing the very first Wendy's restaurant to Ireland is really special. This opening is great news for Cork — not only does it create 50 new local jobs, but it also gives people the opportunity to enjoy the craveable, high-quality food Wendy's is famous for." Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news from the Irish Mirror direct to your inbox: Sign up here.
