Supermac's has opened the doors of its newest restaurant in Dublin Airport.
The outlet is located in the mezzanine area of Terminal 2 before security at the Arrivals Hall.
It contains a Supermac’s, Papa John’s, Supersubs, Moo Parlour and a Bewleys Barista.
The new outlet will be open seven days a week from 4am to 9pm.
The opening ceremony was attended by Supermac's Founder Pat McDonagh and Housing Minister Darragh O'Brien, which came complete with Irish dancing.
Housing Minister @DarraghOBrienTD and @SupermacsIRE owner Pat McDonagh show off their Irish dancing skills at the outlet’s grand opening at Dublin Airport.
— NewstalkFM (@NewstalkFM) June 12, 2024
Supermac's is Ireland’s largest indigenous fast-food restaurant chain with 120 outlets across the country.
The franchise recently won a major case against McDonald's over the ‘Big Mac’ trademark.
The European Court of Justice ruled that McDonald's could not use the trademark when it came to poultry products.
The ruling means Supermac’s can now expand across the European Union with its brand.
On the ruling, Mr McDonagh told The Pat Kenny Show it represents a significant victory for small businesses and "a big win for anyone with the surname Mac."
