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McDonald's on Kennedy Avenue currently closed for refurbishment
McDonald's in Carlow Town is to receive a major €750,000 digital makeover that will create an additional 10 new jobs.
The fast-food chain on Kennedy Avenue is currently closed at the moment for refurbishment but will reopen to customers on September 19.
A McDonald’s spokesperson said: “We are excited about plans for a new Experience of the Future makeover at McDonald’s Carlow restaurant.
"The restaurant owned by franchisee Bernard Byrne will receive a major €750,000 digital makeover that will create an additional 10 new jobs.
"The restaurant innovations are aimed at improving the customer experience at the restaurant, which will reopen to customers on the 19th September."
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