Thirty jobs created at Mayo service station

Thirty new jobs are being created with the opening of Charlestown Service Station on the N17 in Co Mayo, it was announced today.

Thirty jobs created at Mayo service station
Sat, 18 Feb, 2017 - 12:52

Thirty new jobs are being created with the opening of Charlestown Service Station on the N17 in Co Mayo, it was announced today.

It includes fast food outlets, a coffee dock and convenience shop.

Minister of State for Regional and Economic Development Michael Ring is officially opening the facility this afternoon.

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