Excitement as Charlestown Service Station opens

Thirty new jobs came on stream last Friday with the opening of Charlestown Service Station conveniently located on the N17 just off the N5.  Store Manager Adrian Feerick said that there was a strong local interest in the services that Supermac’s had to offer throughout the week so far. ‘Supermac’s is in the heart of a lot of communities throughout the country and it became very obvious very quickly that our new store in Charlestown wasn’t going to be any different,” he said. “We opened at 12 and had our 1^st bus in within the hour. They were the girls from St Attracta’s in Tubbercurry. We are delighted with the week so far and hope to develop strong links with our customers.”

 A vast variety of food offerings are available for motorists including Supermac’s, Papa John’s Pizza, SuperSubs, Mac’s Place Deli & Carvery and BewleysCoffee. The Charlestown Service Station also offers Top Oil Fuel and a Spar Convenience Shop.

Owners of the site, Pat and Una McDonagh, focused from the outset on ensuring that the job creation benefit of the Service Station would be centred on the local area.  “Supermac’s is delighted to bring 30 jobs to the area.  We are thrilled with how The Charlestown Service Station has turned out,” said Pat.  

Supermac’s Managing Director Pat McDonagh, his wife Una and members of staff at the new Charlestown Service Station

Pat McDonagh and members of the Casey family from Casey’s of Charlestown Hardware who supplied the project.

The final piece in the jigsaw

Putting on the finishing touches

Supermac’s Managing Director Pat McDonagh with students and teachers from St Attracta’s Community School, Tubbercurry, Co Sligo.