Tidy town Committee in Ennis seek assistance from McDonald’s staff in preparing & cleaning rockeries, flower-beds for the summer season each year. And as always, Niamh, Zsolt, Sinead and Louis are delighted to refresh their gardening skills…

Congratulations to the winner of the last family fun day colouring competition

Winner in Shannon – Claudia Dempsey

Claudia collected a voucher for family magic day out in Dublin zoo, free family photo, animal information booklet, a photo key ring and a photo magnet.

Well done to Claudia Dempsey ! Hope you will have wonderful time in the Zooooooooo…..

Congratulations for the winner of the last family fun day colouring competition

Winner in Ennis – Rachel Hayes

Rechel collected each a voucher for family magic day out in Dublin zoo, free family photo, animal information booklet, a photo key ring and a photo magnet.

Well done to Rachel Hayes ! Hope you will have a wonderful time…

• With all the outstanding farms to be found in Ireland, we know that we don’t have to look too hard to find good, locally-sourced beef for our restaurants.

  Take Liam Delaney, for example. He’s just one of 2500 local farmers who supply us with 100% pure Irish beef. Once he’s provided us with beef, we don’t add any binders, filters or additives.

  You can rest assured that at McDonald’s we like all our beef to be 100% Irish and 100% locally supplied by certified members of the Bord Bia QAS.

The  St. Stephen’s Day Turkey Trot will take place for ALL THE FAMILY from Waterpark House, Drumbiggle, Ennis at 12 noon on Dec 26th. The Annual event,  which is run by Marian Athletic Club, in conjunction with Ennis Town Council has grown in numbers year on year, and the organisers are hoping that this year will be the biggest yet.

This year, the proceeds from this FAMILY event will go to St Anne’s School, and the RNLI LIFEBOATS.

So come on down for 11.45am and push the buggy, walk,  jog with the dog, or run for 2 great causes.

Miraculously, the downpours ceased last Wednesday, for at least long enough to allow the annual flowerbed clean-up, in and around the Shannon area. Each year, Olive Boohan, Tess Barry and their Tidy Towns Committee seek assistance from McDonald’s staff in preparing rockeries and flower-beds for the summer season. And as always, David, Pretham and Lucas are delighted to refresh their gardening skills

We believe that our jobs and our restaurants should be accessible to everyone, regardless of any impairment or disability.

In terms of recruitment, as an Equal Opportunities Employer, we welcome enquiries from everyone. We embrace Diversity, recognising that everyone is not the same. We value the differences and we run our business and serve our customers accordingly.

We work closely with Clare Supported Employment Services (C.S.E.S.) in our recruitment and selection process, and look forward to a strong relationship with CSES into the future.

In both our Shannon and Ennis restaurants, we constantly endeavour to improve our facilities, ensuring that our McDonald’s is a place where everyone can visit easily and feel welcome.

Three years ago, C.S.E.S. encouraged McDonald’s Shannon to participate in the O2 Ability Awards.

Examining all aspects of employment, the Awards recognise progressive attitudes, in those organisations that see disability and diversity as a corporate asset and key to success
The O2 Ability Awards are the first Irish business awards for best practice in the employment and inclusion of people with disabilities.

In 2006, McDonald’s Shannon received a Top 50 placement in the O2 Ability Awards.

In 2007, McDonald’s Shannon was the Overall National Winner for the Best Small Company in Ireland Award

In 2010, McDonald’s Ennis scooped the coveted award for Overall Best Customer Service in Ireland

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