Organisation: Supermac’s

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Girl settles for skull injury suffered as newborn after mother's alleged slip in takeaway

It was claimed that the floor of the restaurant was allegedly wet and slippery and in an alleged dangerous condition

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Subway and H&M succumb as retail battered amid Covid19 outbreak

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Return of the 'Mc': Supermac's wins second trademark action against McDonald's

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Topaz aims to stretch lead over rivals with 24-hour motorway station

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Fast food giant McDonald's aims new salvo at Supermac’s

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McDonald’s confident of winning Supermac’s case

McDonald’s opposes Supermac’s overseas expansion plans again

Fast food giant McDonald’s is to attempt to frustrate Supermac’s expansion plans into Europe for a second time after formally objecting to the Galway firm using the Supermac’s logo to sell its curry chips, snack box, and other fast food in the EU outside Ireland.

Sun, 28 Aug, 2016

Supermac's in trademark battle with McDonald's as it plans to expand into Europe and Australia

McDonald’s has claimed that fast-food rival Supermac’s has failed to submit any convincing arguments that the two brands would not cause confusion amongst the public in the EU.

Wed, 18 Nov, 2015

Supermac’s seeks time in trademark action

Supermac’s boss, Pat McDonagh has sought extra time in his battle with McDonald’s over using the Supermac’s name across the EU.

Sat, 25 Apr, 2015

‘Mac’ name at heart of dispute

America’s fast food giant, McDonald’s has hit Supermac’s with a 41-page objection against its plans to use the Supermac’s name across the EU.

Tue, 10 Feb, 2015

AdSmart looks to the future with confidence

In the depths of the economic slump Tipperary firm AdSmart has built up a business devising marketing strategies for embattled retailers struggling to maintain footfall in their stores.

Mon, 15 Oct, 2012

JLC pay orders unconstitutional, rules judge

A HIGH Court decision upholding a challenge by fast food operators to an order setting minimum pay and conditions for catering workers outside Dublin has serious implications for the pay and conditions of about 200,000 low-paid workers.

Fri, 08 Jul, 2011

€7m service station opens off Cork-Dublin motorway

A €7 MILLION service station has opened near Monasterevin, Co Kildare, which will provide services for motorists on the motorway linking Dublin with Limerick, Cork, Clare, Tipperary and Kerry.

Fri, 17 Jun, 2011

US ex-pats begin the celebrations

US Democrats living in Ireland who support President Barack Obama travelled from the four corners of Ireland for a celebration held in the president’s honour ahead of his visit today.

Mon, 23 May, 2011

Business organisation launches career initiative

The Irish Centre for Business Excellence (ICBE) have launched 300 work placements for professionals eager to rejoin the workforce.

Mon, 18 Apr, 2011

50 jobs for Offaly with new Supermac's 'travel plaza'

Supermac’s today announced the development of a €7m ‘travel plaza’ in Moneygall, Co Offaly.

Mon, 11 Apr, 2011

McDonagh buys Papa John’s pizza franchise

FAST food entrepreneur Pat McDonagh — who owns the Supermac’s chain of eateries — has bought the Irish franchise for the US pizza parlour chain, Papa John’s, for an undisclosed sum.

Tue, 29 Jul, 2008

Internet 'hotspots' to double in number

The number of internet ‘hotspots’ in Ireland is set to reach American levels, it emerged tonight.

Mon, 03 Oct, 2005