- McDonald’s Mary Street reopens after €1.2m refurbishment
- Six new double-sided self-order kiosks installed
- Dedicated delivery courier collection area added
- Investment creates 15 new jobs in the area
- Restaurant owned by franchisee Sean Quirke
McDonald’s Ireland has reopened its Mary Street restaurant in Dublin following a €1.2m refurbishment. The upgrade modernises the city centre outlet as part of ongoing investment in the brand’s Irish locations. Owned and operated by franchisee Sean Quirke, the extensive upgrade at 14/16 Mary Street is designed to modernise the fast-food branch, improve order efficiency and support future local growth. The investment is also set to create 15 new jobs in the area.
Six new double-sided self-order kiosks have been installed to speed up the takeaway process. A dedicated collection area for delivery couriers featuring secure locker storage has been added to streamline off-site orders. Customer dining spaces have been fully updated and restrooms have been completely refurbished.
The refurbishment represents continued investment by McDonald’s in its Irish operations. The Mary Street location serves the city centre area.
