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NANDO’S IS TO expand its Irish presence next month with the opening of two new restaurants in Dublin.
Announcing the establishment of eateries at Blanchardstown and Liffey Valley shopping centres, the Portuguese chicken specialists said they will be creating 100 new jobs.
Once the doors open on 14 November and 21 November respectively, Nando’s will have seven restaurants in Ireland and two in Northern Ireland. Its workforce will exceed 380 people.
“The addition of 100 new full and part-time jobs demonstrates our commitment to Ireland and represents good news for Nando’s and the local communities we serve,” said managing director Alan Snyman.
Originally set up in a small suburb of Johannesburg, South Africa in 1987, Nandos has since grown to have over 850 restaurants in 34 countries worldwide.
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Still no word of Tom Darcy and his very significant court battle against AIB. Check him out people! He has instigated criminal investigations with the Gardai but it’s not getting through to the media… Wonder why?
Tom Darcy directed by an Irish high court Judge, has initiated criminal charges against an Irish bank, AIB. This marked a major turning point in our history, as it was the first time in European history that a citizen initiated legal proceedings against a bank.
The statement was recorded and accepted on the 14th of February, 2013, which was almost a month ago, but as of yet nobody from the Irish media, or Irish political class, has reported this event, or made contact with the person involved.
The charge is that the legal standing of all Irish Banks, licensed by the central bank from 2006-2009, was at variance with legislative requirements, so the potential ramifications from the wider population are enormous, to say the least. The media reluctance to report this matter, regardless of the efforts made by the man involved, Tom Darcy, raises many questions about broadcasting standards in the state, and challenges claims that the media is representative and impartial.
Please take the time to speak with Tom, listen to his story and record this historic event, as it is clearly in the national interest and deserves fair coverage.
Nice to see someone else tracking real news very relevant to this country!
And here we go again, the old disappearing penalty points trick! Does the laws not apply to the lawmakers, apparently not! This is an interesting slant on a two tier society!
Strange – site went down as soon as I posted this comment?
Tom Darcy directed by an Irish high court Judge, has initiated criminal charges against an Irish bank, AIB. This marked a major turning point in our history, as it was the first time in European history that a citizen initiated legal proceedings against a bank.
The statement was recorded and accepted on the 14th of February, 2013, which was almost a month ago, but as of yet nobody from the Irish media, or Irish political class, has reported this event, or made contact with the person involved.
The charge is that the legal standing of all Irish Banks, licensed by the central bank from 2006-2009, was at variance with legislative requirements, so the potential ramifications from the wider population are enormous, to say the least. The media reluctance to report this matter, regardless of the efforts made by the man involved, Tom Darcy, raises many questions about broadcasting standards in the state, and challenges claims that the media is representative and impartial.
Please take the time to speak with Tom, listen to his story and record this historic event, as it is clearly in the national interest and deserves fair coverage.
#changeisuptoyou #tomdarcy #irishbanks
So sad to read one and two :(
That guy that killed Nicola Furlong should be hung………..slowly! As her mother said he has made no effort to take responsibilities for his actions!
what is the story re above.have seen this mentioned a few times over the last days.
Ming made big speeches about the quashing of penalty points, then denied he ever availed of this service, then admitted he did, then claimed the Gardai contacted him asking did he mwant the points quashed, then he shut up! He’s making some declaration at 6pm in the Dail! The rest of us just pay the €60 and take the points on the chin! Not great value for money, is it?
@John Scott
AIB does not have a valid Banking License? They are currently under criminal investigation by An Garda Siochana instigated by Tom Darcy for trading without a up to date banking license?
Hopefully this item will be reported fairly by the Irish media whom have so far been deafening in their silence?
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