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Battle of the burgers: Supermac's wins €96k High Court battle against former franchisee

Fast-food chain wins High Court case after suing couple who operated a Supermac's franchise at two premises in Limerick over unpaid fees
About 60% of Supermac's restaurants in Ireland are operated by franchisees.

About 60% of Supermac's restaurants in Ireland are operated by franchisees.

A former Supermac’s franchisee must pay over €96,000 in damages to the fast-food chain over a breach of their franchise agreement, the High Court has ruled.

Supermac’s Ireland Ltd sued Watchford Ltd, claiming the franchisee was in breach of their agreement arising from unpaid fees.

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