Topaz invests €10m in two new stations, creating 110 jobs  

On hand to unveil the new Topaz service station at Northern Cross, Clonshaugh were Topaz ambassador and rugby star Alan Quinlan and Irish footballer and FIFA Puskas Award finalist Stephanie Roche alongside Paul Candon, group marketing director at Topaz
On hand to unveil the new Topaz service station at Northern Cross, Clonshaugh were Topaz ambassador and rugby star Alan Quinlan and Irish footballer and FIFA Puskas Award finalist Stephanie Roche alongside Paul Candon, group marketing director at Topaz

Re.Store, Topaz’s new retail concept, is a key feature at Topaz Northern Cross, and is aiming to revolutionise perceptions of forecourt food

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12 February 2015

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Topaz has opened its newest service station at Northern Cross, Clonshaugh, Co. Dublin.

The Clonshaugh opening creates 45 new jobs and an investment of €4.5 million by Topaz at the site which will service the residents of Clonshaugh, Balgriffin, Donaghmede and surrounding regions. An additional 20 jobs will be created by Supermac’s who have opened a new family restaurant and drive through as well as a Papa John’s Pizza restaurant at the station.

A further investment of €5.5m and the creation of 65 jobs with the planned opening of a new motorway site on Monday 9 February in the Ballacolla region in Laois, located at junction 3 on the M8 Dublin to Cork roadway.

Re.Store, Topaz’s brand new retail concept, is a key feature at Topaz Northern Cross, and the company says it is set to revolutionise perceptions of forecourt food. According to Topaz, Re.Store customers can refuel their bodies as well as their vehicles, with finest barista coffee, a range of  fresh artisan foods and a selection of  treats on offer.

Both sites will provide services to approximately 50,000 motorists using the two motorways each day, offering motorists up to 24km or 15 miles further on a tank of fuel compared to competitor standard fuel.

On hand to unveil the brand new store at Northern Cross were Topaz ambassador, former Munster and Ireland star Alan Quinlan and Irish footballer and FIFA Puskas Award finalist Stephanie Roche alongside store manager Agnis Punculs and Paul Candon, group marketing director at Topaz.

Speaking of the store opening, Paul Candon said: “We are delighted to announce the addition of a further 110 jobs at our new service stations in Clonshaugh and in Laois. The Clonshaugh service station, as part of our Re.Store network, is helping to revolutionise the customer experience with the highest quality artisan foods on offer as people refuel both their vehicles and their bodies.”

 

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