Corrib Oil, Ireland's leading service station and energy provider, plans to create 1,200 new jobs and double its nationwide store presence to 100 by 2030. This expansion will involve new site developments and strategic acquisitions, with at least four new service stations planned to open this year. The company also announced a franchise partnership with Wendy's, bringing 10 new quick-service restaurants to Ireland over the next two years.
The announcement comes just weeks after Corrib Oil - one of Ireland ’s leading service station and energy providers - announced a franchise partnership with quick-service restaurant brand, Wendy’s.1,200 new jobs will be created across the country by Corrib Oil – who announced plans to more than double its nationwide store presence to 100 by 2030.
Corrib Oil, founded in 1987, currently employs 1,150 people and has 38 service station stores across 17 counties. The business has recently invested in a new online ordering platform to provide another channel for customers to order domestic home heating oil and gas.
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