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21/03/2014
McDonalds Create 60 Jobs In Kilkenny
Sixty new jobs are to be created in Kilkenny city by fast-food chain, McDonalds.
The restaurant has announced that it will open a new premises on Hedron Road on the outskirts of the city, replacing its previous site at Patrick Street.
It is understood that 40 staff who worked at the Patrick Street chain have moved to the new restaurant, with a further 60 staff needed.
(MH)
The restaurant has announced that it will open a new premises on Hedron Road on the outskirts of the city, replacing its previous site at Patrick Street.
It is understood that 40 staff who worked at the Patrick Street chain have moved to the new restaurant, with a further 60 staff needed.
(MH)
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